TIGER HEAD HI WATT BATTERY HK CO LTD via Amazon has 2-Pack HW 9V NiMH 200mAh Rechargeable Batteries for $9.99 - $1.00 coupon on product page - $4.50 w/ promo code
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Features:- Convenient 2-Pack Size – Includes two HW rechargeable 9V NiMH batteries (200mAh/1800mWh), ideal for customers needing a compact set for essential devices or as spare power.
- Fast Recharging with Safety Protection – Designed for rapid charging when used with a compatible charger (not included). Built-in protection guards against overcharge, over-discharge, overheating, and short circuits.
- Cost-Saving & Eco-Friendly – Each battery can be recharged up to 1000 times, reducing e-waste and cutting costs compared to disposable 9V batteries.
- Wide Device Compatibility – Suitable for smoke detectors, wireless microphones, guitar pedals, multimeters, RC toys, and other 9V-powered devices. Perfect for both home and professional gear.
- Pre-Charged & Low Self-Discharge – Arrives pre-charged and ready to use. Advanced low self-discharge technology maintains usable power for months in storage.
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These 9V rechargeable batteries are best suited to low drain devices like smoke detectors, TENS units, voltmeters, sprinkler controllers, and other occasional use gear. The low price makes repeated recharging cheaper than buying alkaline 9V batteries, and the lithium style packs are described as holding voltage better than NiMH. The main concerns are capacity and longevity, since the 200mAh rating is viewed as very small and some expect short runtime. Charging compatibility also needs checking, though standard 9V chargers may work with the built in cutoff.
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I bought this one because I also needed AAA batteries and ebl is a known brand.
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No way are they 1100mAh. At best, maybe 600.
I have a few EBL of this type [eblofficial.com]. Claim to be 600mAh, They did go 560mAh @0.2A draw when brand new. 3 years later are more like 400-450mAh. They have not been used hard, just in water leak detectors that notify me when they get low, so they don't got completely dead.
They DO go for months, no problem
NiMh > pathetic.
No way are they 1100mAh. At best, maybe 600.
I have a few EBL of this type [eblofficial.com]. Claim to be 600mAh, They did go 560mAh @0.2A draw when brand new. 3 years later are more like 400-450mAh. They have not been used hard, just in water leak detectors that notify me when they get low, so they don't got completely dead.
They DO go for months, no problem
NiMh > pathetic.
I think people are having issues with their voltmeters (If they actually have them), or their veracity. There are LOTS of crap reviews on batteries, and considerable ignorance on how this kind of lithium conversion cell works.
I think people are having issues with their voltmeters (If they actually have them), or their veracity. There are LOTS of crap reviews on batteries, and considerable ignorance on how this kind of lithium conversion cell works.
i think i'm mistaken in assuming electronics to raise voltage are as simple/cheap/efficient as those that lower it (like in lithium 1.5v AA size)
i think i'm mistaken in assuming electronics to raise voltage are as simple/cheap/efficient as those that lower it (like in lithium 1.5v AA size)
IF you try that put them in a fireproof spot and watch carefully, monitor frequently the first time. (Works on my 2 brands, but that's a small sample.)
Voltage increase/decrease both need even more space robbing electronics, increase complexity (more probable failures), and WILL add heat, which is a problem for all these kind of batteries.
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I think people are having issues with their voltmeters (If they actually have them), or their veracity. There are LOTS of crap reviews on batteries, and considerable ignorance on how this kind of lithium conversion cell works.
I have some older EBL Li-ion and it's exactly like you said. 2 pouches x 4.2V when freshly charged, goes to 2x3.6V in weeks or months at most. Not enough for smoke detectors. Capacity around 400-600mAh.
However I think the newer ones sold on Amazon such as the HW 9V Li-ion rechargeable have a single larger pouch and voltage booster/regulator. That's why people are measuring 9V constant. It will keep 9V for most of discharge cycle then drop to something like 1V suddenly. Similar to AA Li-ion that keep 1.5V constant.
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