Rechargeable up to 1500 times:
Incorporating new technologies for material, manufacturing method and structure developed through the knowledge
gained since the first release of eneloop the number of times a battery can be recharged has been increased by the
factor 1.5 to approximately 1,500 times compared to the conventional models. With the ability to recharge the battery more times,
the new "eneloop" is both more economically competitive and enhanced in environmental awareness as it means the amount of overall
battery waste will be reduced.
Ready to use even after 3 years of storage:
Rechargeable batteries typically have a self-discharge characteristic which gradually reduces charged energy over time.
This is considered the downside of typical rechargeable batteries. It renders them inconvenient since they can not be used immediately
after being purchased, requiring the batteries to be charged to start using them and recharged if they have been left on the shelf for
a period of time. Since eneloop batteries have a low self-discharge rate, they are pre-charged and usable immediately after purchase
like dry cell batteries. The new eneloop battery continues this tradition by using SANYO's original "super-lattice alloy" for negative
electrode material and improvement of materials and structure, a fully-charged "new eneloop" battery can maintain approximately 75% of
charged power even after 3 years, ensuring that power is available when needed.
Other Features:
1. Outer covering label used to prevent damage from repeated mounting/dismounting
2. Stable discharge voltage ensures longer lasting power than a dry cell battery even in low temperatures or when using it
with a device that requires a large amount of electricity, such as a digital camera.
3. Can be recharged without ever worrying about memory effect.
