RS PRO 2.4V NiMH Button Rechargeable Battery, 80mAh

Rechargeable Ni-MH Button Cells are widely used for communication, Siren, Small intelligent household application, instrument and Various IC Circuit.,CELL AND TYPE, Cell: Sealed Ni-MH Button Cell

Never short-circuit or reverse polarity in application
Avoid throwing cells into a fire or attempting to disassemble them.
This is not safety : use the cell without the specified working temperature range, charge and discharge with more than our specified current.
Do not mix batteries with metal objects during storage or transportation to avoid accidental short-circuit
Button type
Normal Charging, Standard charge: 0.1C for 16h
Temperature range for operation (Humidity: 65% ±20%, Max.85%)
Standard charge 0 → +35 °C
Rapid charge +10 → +35 °C
Trickle charge 0 → +35 °C
Discharge -10 → +35 °C
Temperature range for storage (Humidity: 65% ±20%, Max.85%)
Within 2 years -20 → +35 °C, Within 6 months -20 → +45 °C, Within a month -20 → +50 °C, Within a week -20 → +55 °C

• Siren.
• Small intelligent household applications.
• Instrument and various IC Circuit.

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It is recommended to replace all batteries at the same time avoiding mixing old and new batteries. Mixing batteries can affect the optimum performance of devices and may cause leakage.

Batteries should not be thrown away with regular rubbish, if they contact other pieces of metal or other batteries it can be dangerous. Take the batteries to a collection site for household hazardous waste. For added safety cover the positive and negative terminals with duct tape or electrical tape before disposing of batteries.