DADNCELL alkaline zinc-manganese dry
battery has the characteristics of low self-discharge, which is suitable for
household batch procurement storage, and has the discharge performance of
continuous discharge time with more long-lasting and large instantaneous discharge.
Widely used in flashlights, smart door locks, infrared thermometers, cameras,
flash lights, razors, electric toys, instruments, high-power remote control,
Bluetooth wireless mouse keyboards and other common household electronic
equipment instruments. DADNCELL battery advocates providing a more comfortable and smooth
power supply experience for household appliances. The alkaline battery capacity
and discharge time of the same model of DADNCELL battery have reached four to seven times
that of ordinary batteries, respectively.
The performance difference between
the two is greater at high and low temperatures, because its unique internal
components are structure and battery materials with better performance, and the
power capacity and electrical performance can be improved.
At
present, all types of batteries developed by DADNCELL Lab do not involve any heavy metals in
production, use and waste. They are green and environmentally friendly and can
be treated with domestic waste.
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Anti-Theft Meter: Application of Isolated Sensors
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