Name: GP ReCyko 9V 200mAh 1 pc
Brand: GP
SKU: HM0250
Availability: Discontinued
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Rechargeable Battery 9 V, nickel–metal hydride (NiMH) cell, 500 charging cycles, voltage up to 9 V, 200 mAh

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GP ReCyko 9V 200mAh 1 pc Discontinued

GP ReCyko 9V 200mAh 1 pc

In 2016, GP Batteries launched ReCyko+ and ReCyko+ Pro - a new generation of rechargeable batteries using state-of-the-art manufacturing technology and building on the success of their previous award-winning series.

The ReCyko + battery line offers a wide scale of capacities and durability achieving the perfect balance between performance and operating costs. The AA 2700 (and even the AAA 1000) batteries boast one of the highest capacities available on the market. As you would expect from a representative of the GP ReCyko + series, they are precharged and ready to use immediately after unpacking or even after being in storage for a long time.

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As the batteries were pre-charged during production and have an increased ability to retain energy while waiting to be purchased, these rechargeable NiMH GP batteries are ready to use immediately.

With Low-Self-Discharge (LSD), the battery retains up to 80% of energy when stored at room temperature. You just have to recharge the battery to get it back to 100%.

Using rechargeable batteries and taking proper care of them can save you a considerable amount of money. By using this battery, you will save up to €500 when compared to purchasing non-rechargeable batteries with an equivalent battery life.

All rechargeable batteries are limited to an approximate number of charge cycles. When this number of cycles is reached, the battery capacity, or the battery's ability to conserve energy, drops significantly.