Henreepow was established in 2004 and offers various types of batteries such as AA, AAA, and 1.5V lithium rechargeable batteries.
We have developed 1.5V lithium-ion rechargeable batteries, which, compared with 1.2V nickel-hydride batteries, provide a more suitable and stable voltage supply for household equipment. Additionally, they can be recharged thousands of times, saving you money on purchasing disposable batteries.
AA 1.5V Rechargeable Battery
Large capacity, ideal for digital cameras, electric toys, remote controls, clocks and other devices that require AA 1.5v batteries.
Why Choose 1.5v Lithium Batteries?
1. The voltage of Ni-MH rechargeable batteries is 1.2V, and over time, the voltage of the battery will drop, causing it to become unusable soon after.
2. Disposable alkaline batteries have only one cycle of use and are discarded afterward, resulting in a significant amount of waste. In contrast, lithium-ion batteries can be recharged thousands of times, leading to substantial savings on disposable battery purchases.
Difference between mWh and mAh.
mWh = mAh × Voltage, so the value of mWh will be greater than mAh, which may easily lead to buyer misunderstanding.
Henreepow was established in 2004 and offers various types of batteries such as AA, AAA, and 1.5V lithium rechargeable batteries.
We have developed 1.5V lithium-ion rechargeable batteries, which, compared with 1.2V nickel-hydride batteries, provide a more suitable and stable voltage supply for household equipment. Additionally, they can be recharged thousands of times, saving you money on purchasing disposable batteries.
AA 1.5V Rechargeable Battery
Large capacity, ideal for digital cameras, electric toys, remote controls, clocks and other devices that require AA 1.5v batteries.
Why Choose 1.5v Lithium Batteries?
1. The voltage of Ni-MH rechargeable batteries is 1.2V, and over time, the voltage of the battery will drop, causing it to become unusable soon after.
2. Disposable alkaline batteries have only one cycle of use and are discarded afterward, resulting in a significant amount of waste. In contrast, lithium-ion batteries can be recharged thousands of times, leading to substantial savings on disposable battery purchases.
Difference between mWh and mAh.
mWh = mAh × Voltage, so the value of mWh will be greater than mAh, which may easily lead to buyer misunderstanding.