High Power Capacity: Includes pre-charged AIPEKE D SIZE high-capacity rechargeable batteries with a capacity of 6000mWh each for devices with high power requirements, including insulin pumps, toys, remote controls and portable audio players.

4 Hours to Fully Charged: 4 hours to full charge. Much faster than traditional NiMH rechargeable batteries, which take up to 4 hours to fully charge.

Constant voltage and Best Performance: AIPEKE rechargeable lithium batteries are excellent in voltage retention.AIPEKE is designed with an innovative technology that delivers 1.5 volts from 100% capacity to 0% capacity, providing a constant voltage for optimal performance during heavy-duty discharging.AIPEKE rechargeable lithium batteries are designed with an innovative technology that delivers 1.5 volts from 100% capacity to 0% capacity.

Long-lasting batteries, Less Waste: AIPEKE batteries can be recharged up to 1200 times. Since waste batteries are very harmful to the environment, from an environmental point of view, rechargeable batteries are more economical and environmentally friendly than ordinary batteries.

Portable Charging Design: AIPEKE D SIZE batteries can be charged using a regular Type-c port cable, eliminating the need for a unique charger.AIPEKE batteries are designed to meet the charging requirements of most households.

Specification:

System: Li-ion battery
Type: USB D LI-ion

Charging port: Type-c
Capacity: 6000mWh
Voltage: 1.5V
Maximum discharge current: 3.5A
Temperature: -20℃~60℃
Dimension: 32x60mm

AIPEKE D SIZE Rechargeable Battery 6000mWh Pack

AIPEKE Battery, More Wisdom in Choosing Battery

6000mWh high capacity and 1200 cycles are our inevitable choice. You don't have to worry about low capacity and one-time use anymore. Large capacity can support long-term use of high-power devices, multiple cycles of use can bring cost value.

Why not try a larger and more economical rechargeable battery when you are hoarding a large amount of alkaline batteries, occupying usage space, and suffering from battery deterioration and leakage?