Sanyo Eneloop XX
4 pcs., AA, 2500 mAhMore than 10 items in stock at third-party supplier
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Panasonic Eneloop BK-3HCDE/4BE Battery
The LSD battery for devices with medium to high energy consumption. New Eneloop XX now with at least 2500mAh Mignon/AA. New Panasonic, formerly Sanyo, XX powered by eneloop Technology.
Have you been interested in low self-discharge NiMH batteries for a while, but found the capacity too low? Sanyo, now Panasonic as the successor, addresses this need and reintroduces the former XX powered by eneloop to the market. With a capacity of now at least 2500mAh (previously 2450mAh), this battery is particularly well-suited for high-drain devices such as digital cameras. The XX powered by eneloop also offers the advantages of a battery and comes pre-charged, making the batteries ready for use immediately after purchase. Thanks to the low self-discharge, up to 75% of the capacity is still available even after a year of storage. Cost-effectiveness and environmental friendliness are ensured through 500 charge cycles.
Technical specifications: Panasonic BK-3HCDE/4BE, formerly Sanyo HR-3UWX. System/Technology: NiMH, size AA (Mignon), model designation HR-3UWX. Nominal voltage 1.2 V, typical capacity 2500 mAh, minimum capacity 2450mAh, typical 2500mAh. Dimensions 50.4x14.3. Applications: Devices with medium to high power consumption.
Panasonic Eneloop Pro Sanyo was acquired by the Matsushita Panasonic Group in 2009/2010. Panasonic Eneloop (4th generation) is the successor to the successful Sanyo Eneloop generations. In April 2013, Panasonic announced that the new 4th generation will now bear the Panasonic brand name on the battery label.
Items per sales unit | 4 pcs. |
Battery type | NiMH |
Battery Application | AA battery |
Voltage | 1.20 V |
Item number | 305428 |
Manufacturer | Sanyo |
Category | Batteries |
Manufacturer no. | HR-3UWX-4BP |
Release date | 3.2.2012 |
Battery Application | AA battery |
Battery size | AA / LR6 / LR06 / Mignon / R6 / R14505 |
Voltage | 1.20 V |
Battery type | NiMH |
Battery capacity | 2500 mAh |
Rechargeable | Rechargeable |
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Climate contribution |
Items per sales unit | 4 pcs. |
Height | 14.30 mm |
Weight | 96 g |
Ingredients | Panasonic Eneloop BK-3HCDE/4BE rechargeable batteries in a pack of 4The LSD rechargeable battery for devices with medium to high energy consumption New Eneloop XX now with min. 2500mAh Mignon/AA in a favourable 4-pack New Panasonic, formerly Sanyo XX powered by eneloop TechnologyHave you been interested in NiMH rechargeable batteries with low self-discharge for some time but until now the capacity was too low for you? SANYO and Panasonic have now taken up this challenge and are launching the XX powered by eneloop on the market. With a capacity of now at least 2500mAh (previously 2450mAh), this battery is particularly suitable for devices with high power consumption such as digital cameras. XX powered by eneloop also offers the advantages of a battery and comes pre-charged. This means that the rechargeable batteries are ready for use immediately after purchase. Due to the low self-discharge, up to 75% of the capacity is still available even after 1 year of storage. Economy and environmental friendliness are guaranteed by 500 charging cycles. Technical data Panasonic BK-3HCDE/4BE, formerly Sanyo HR-3UWX:System/technology: NiMH, size AA (Mignon), model designation HR-3UWXNominal voltage 1.2 V, Typ. Capacity 2500 mAh, min. capacity 2450mAh, typ. 2500mAhDimensions 50.4x14.3, Applications: Devices with medium to high power consumption Panasonic Eneloop ProSanyo was taken over or acquired by the Matsushita Panasonic Group in 2009/2010. Panasonic Eneloop (4th generation) the successor to the successful Sanyo Eneloop generations. In April 2013, Panasonic announced that the new 4th generation now bears the Panasonic brand name on the battery label. The new Panasonic Eneloops therefore replace the Sanyo Eneloops of sizes AA and AAA, the production and production sites are therefore the same, and you too can see for yourself the enormous performance and vitality of this new generation. The change from the tried and tested Sanyo eneloop to the new Panasonic eneloop was first published in April 2014, presumably by Panasonic in Japan. |