Lader Green Cell GC VitalCharger met 4× AA 2000mAh NiMH-accu's

Green Cell GC VitalCharger kit includes a compact battery charger and four AA 2000mAh NiMH rechargeable batteries. The charger is engineered to charge standard AA cells and is intended for everyday household use. The set provides a ready-to-use power solution for devices that accept AA rechargeable batteries, helping to reduce waste from disposable cells while offering repeated, stable power output from the included 2000mAh NiMH batteries.

Advantages

The Green Cell GC VitalCharger kit combines a straightforward charger design with NiMH chemistry batteries that deliver 2000mAh capacity, enabling multiple charge cycles and stable voltage during discharge. The charger supports safe and efficient recharging of AA cells, while the rechargeable batteries reduce long-term operating costs and environmental impact compared with single-use batteries. The kit is portable and suitable for storing replacement power for small devices.

Suitable for

• Household devices such as clocks, remote controls and wireless mice
• Toys and handheld electronic games
• Flashlights, portable radios and LED lights
• Battery-powered tools and accessories that accept AA cells

Key specifications

• Battery type: NiMH (Nickel-Metal Hydride)
• Cell format: AA (LR6)
• Nominal capacity: 2000 mAh (per cell)
• Number of batteries included: 4
• Charger compatibility: designed for standard AA rechargeable cells
• Typical use: low- to medium-drain devices

How to use

Insert the AA NiMH batteries into the charger according to the polarity markings. Connect the charger to a suitable power source as indicated by the charger’s input connector or cable. Allow the batteries to charge until the charger indicates completion via its status indicator. After charging, remove the batteries and install them into your device. Follow any device-specific instructions for battery insertion and observe proper polarity.

Recommendations

For best performance, use the included 2000mAh NiMH batteries in devices with frequent or repeated use. Charge batteries at room temperature and avoid charging immediately after heavy discharge until cells have cooled. Store charged batteries in a cool, dry place if not used right away and periodically recharge cells that remain unused to maintain capacity.