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The DURACELL 10041333661602 is a rechargeable AAA nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) battery rated at 1.2 volts and 800 milliamp-hours (mAh). Each cell uses a button tab terminal and measures 1.752 inches in height with a diameter of 0.413 inches, conforming to a standard cylindrical form factor. This pack contains four cells and is classified as a high-drain rechargeable battery, making it appropriate for devices that draw consistent current over extended use cycles. It meets IEC standard 61951-2:2003-04. HVAC service techs, electricians, and facilities maintenance professionals commonly stock NiMH rechargeables as a cost-effective alternative to single-use alkaline cells in handheld meters, wireless controls, and low-voltage accessories.
This battery is suited for high-drain portable devices in both residential and light commercial service environments. The supplier data lists typical applications as wireless mouse devices and baby monitors, but the AAA NiMH form factor is broadly used in handheld test equipment, remote controls, and wireless sensors found throughout HVAC, plumbing, and electrical service work. The four-cell pack format allows technicians to maintain charged spares on the job without carrying single-use batteries.
Designed as a direct-fit AAA-size rechargeable replacement for devices requiring 1.2-volt NiMH cells with a button tab terminal. Supplier data notes compatibility with wireless mouse devices and baby monitors. Verify terminal style and compartment dimensions before substituting in other applications.
NiMH batteries should be installed by qualified service personnel familiar with the equipment being powered. Always power down the device and discharge any residual energy before replacing cells. Do not mix rechargeable NiMH cells with alkaline or other battery chemistries in the same device. Dispose of spent NiMH batteries in accordance with local regulations, as they contain materials subject to hazardous-waste handling requirements in many jurisdictions.
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