Sunday, February 17, 2008
More of the extremely helpful weekly tips from all-battery.com follow... to visit their website just click on the link in our right-hand margin...
Question...
"Are Lithium Ion batteries available in standard sizes like AA, AA, C or D cell size?"
Answer...
"No, Lithium-ion batteries are not available in standard sizes. We believe this is because it would be too easy for users to inadvertently put them in a charger not designed for Lithium-ion batteries creating a potentially dangerous situation.(If an alkaline battery is put into the wrong charger it might leak or even burst, but a lithium-ion battery put into a NiCd or NiMH charger not designed for lithium-ion, might ignite. Also, because Li-ion batteries operate at much higher voltage (typically 3.7V per cell) than the 1.2 to 1.5V of most cell batteries, designing a 1.5V lithium-ion cell would be expensive."
Next question...
"If my camera (or other electronic device) uses NiMH or NiCd batteries can I use Lithium Ion batteries?"
Answer...
"Normally you can not switch between a NiMH or NiCd battery and a lithium ion battery in a digital camera. There are some devices specifically designed to use either type of battery, cell phones are the most common example. If you can use either type of battery, it should say so in the User's Manual."
Question...
"Are Lithium Ion batteries available in standard sizes like AA, AA, C or D cell size?"
Answer...
"No, Lithium-ion batteries are not available in standard sizes. We believe this is because it would be too easy for users to inadvertently put them in a charger not designed for Lithium-ion batteries creating a potentially dangerous situation.(If an alkaline battery is put into the wrong charger it might leak or even burst, but a lithium-ion battery put into a NiCd or NiMH charger not designed for lithium-ion, might ignite. Also, because Li-ion batteries operate at much higher voltage (typically 3.7V per cell) than the 1.2 to 1.5V of most cell batteries, designing a 1.5V lithium-ion cell would be expensive."
Next question...
"If my camera (or other electronic device) uses NiMH or NiCd batteries can I use Lithium Ion batteries?"
Answer...
"Normally you can not switch between a NiMH or NiCd battery and a lithium ion battery in a digital camera. There are some devices specifically designed to use either type of battery, cell phones are the most common example. If you can use either type of battery, it should say so in the User's Manual."
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The answer is no.
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If you check out htis site I found:
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/dap_10153_12607_DAP_Battery+Finder
You'll find a lot of resource material.
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