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Everything worth knowing about batteries

Batteries are indispensable from our everyday life because they are used in many devices. Many different types of batteries can be distinguished, for example in their size, performance or their intended use. Depending on the type or requirement to the device, the appropriate battery must be selected.

Different types of batteries and their areas of application

  • Small technical devices: For small devices that offer little space for an energy source, it is best to Button cells. Despite their compact size, they have a high energy charge and can operate medical devices, watches or hearing aids for up to 10 years.
  • Small household appliances: The AA or the AAA battery.
  • Larger devices: For use for larger devices that have a higher energy requirement, the Mono D battery or the Baby C battery to. A safe voltage guarantees that E block batterythat delivers reliable energy supply for devices such as a smoke detector.

The typical lifespan of the battery

  • Button: Depending on use and use, one holds one Button A year with high use and up to 10 years in one device with less power consumption.
  • AA battery: In the event of strong power consumption, the AA battery Up to 10 hours and with low consumption up to several months.
  • AAA battery: The lifespan of an AAA battery can exist for several months with low loads, with heavy use for up to 8 hours.
  • Mono d battery: In devices that have high power consumption, they hold Mono D batteries Up to 36 hours and with low use for up to several months.
  • Baby C battery: In the event of heavy load, the Baby C battery lasts up to 20 hours and with less for up to one year.
  • E block battery: In devices that consume little electricity, the E block battery has a lifespan of up to one year, only a few hours with more powerful devices.

Factors that have an impact on the service life of the battery

The lifespan of a battery depends heavily on its area of ​​application. How electricity is the device? What temperatures is it exposed to? What type of battery is used? In summary, the lifespan depends on the type and use. Each device has different requirements and accordingly the right battery should be selected. Discover the large selection of different batteries and other products for your household Altruan.

 

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