Rechargeable battery GP Batteries ReCyko Pro RECYKO D NiMH 63.5g

The GP Batteries ReCyko Pro RECYKO D NiMH 63.5g is a high-capacity, rechargeable D-size battery designed for repeated use in medium- and high-drain devices. With Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH) chemistry and a nominal voltage of 1.2 V, this pack of two cells offers a sustainable replacement for single-use D batteries while delivering stable performance over multiple charge cycles.

Advantages

These rechargeable D NiMH batteries combine reliable discharge characteristics with the ability to be recharged hundreds of times, reducing waste and long-term cost. Their chemistry provides consistent voltage under load, making them suitable for flashlights, radios, and other household or professional equipment. The moderate weight and robust construction ensure safe handling and compatibility with devices that accept standard D cells.

Suitable for

• High-drain torches and LED flashlights
• Portable radios and boomboxes
• Toys and hobby equipment requiring D-size cells
• Emergency lighting and lanterns
• Consumer devices and tools that accept standard D batteries

Key specifications

• Battery type: Rechargeable NiMH cell
• Nominal voltage: 1.2 V per cell
• Cell size: D (standard format)
• Pack quantity: 2 pieces
• Chemistry: Nickel-Metal Hydride
• Weight (approximate per cell): 63.5 g

How to use

Insert the rechargeable D cells into compatible devices following the device polarity markings. Charge the batteries with a charger designed for NiMH D-size cells, observing the charger manufacturer’s instructions for charging current and duration. Allow batteries to cool to room temperature before charging if they are warm from use. For initial use, it is recommended to fully charge the cells to reach their optimal capacity.

Recommendations

Store the batteries in a cool, dry place when not in use and avoid prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures. Use a charger with safety features such as temperature or delta-V detection to prolong battery life. Periodically cycle the batteries (full discharge followed by full charge) if they are stored for long periods to maintain performance.