Why use the Rechargeable Batteries

• TODAY, THE POLLUTION CAUSED BY BATTERIES IS ONE OF THE MOST PROBLEMATIC ASPECTS OF HOUSEHOLD WASTE DISPOSAL.
  
  They contain a number of heavy metals (Aluminium - Cadmium - Mercury - Nickel - Lead - Iron - Zinc - Calcium - Magnesium - Lithium), some of which are highly toxic for humans, animals and plants. They pollute the soil and poison ground water.
  
  To avoid this, it is important to dispose of them in specially provided recycling containers.
  
  Using rechargeable batteries is also a viable environmental alternative to disposable batteries, as they can be recharged up to 1000 times and are much more powerful.
  
  Opting for rechargeable batteries and recycling them at the end of their life is a simple step that all eco-citizens can take to preserve the quality of our environment.
  
  
  The differences between disposable batteries and rechargeable
  
  There are two types of batteries:
  
  - Those that are used once and then thrown away, also called disposable or primary batteries (alkaline, saline, lithium...).
  - Those that can be recharged, commonly known as rechargeable. Rechargeables are sometimes referred to as secondary cells.
   

• Since they can be reused hundreds of times, they produce far less waste.

• Ni-MH do not contain the toxic chemicals that are found in older Nickel Cadmium (Ni-Cd) Rechargeables.

• Ready to use batteries - New Technology.

• Power Last Longer than Alkaline Batteries.

• Works in ALL chargers.

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