OTICON Li - Ion Rechargeable Battery miniRITE - R - Z22A / US Seller

Description: OTICON Li - Ion Rechargeable Battery miniRITE - R - Z22A / US Seller - NEW A PAIR OF LITHUIM-ION BATTERY MINIRITE R Z22A FOR OTICON RECHARGEABLE OPN S1, RUBY, MORE & REAL SERICE HEARING AIDS. DESCRIPTION: You'll get ONE SINGLE Lithium-ion battery Z22A 3.8 VDC. 20.0 MAH. For Oticon OPNOPN S OPN PLAYSIYA-RRUBY-R XCEED-RXCEED-R PLAY, MORE REAL... hearing aids with LI-ION rechargeable systems ***These batteries are compatible with Oticon rechargeable hearing aids only. A regular 312 disposable battery operated aid is not compatible and may be damaged. (Works with Oticon hearing aids that using 1.0/ C-1A2 charger not included.) HEARING AID PICTURE IS NOT INCLUDED. NOTE: These batteries are not compatible with Z POWER charging system. Here’s some rechargeable battery issues (for other than Demant/Oticon) you may want to consider;Rechargeable batteries degrade over time. That is, a battery that is a few years old will need to be charged sooner than a battery that is new. An Internet search says “Rechargeable Lithium-Ion batteries have a limited life and will gradually lose their capacity to hold a charge. This loss of capacity (aging) is irreversible. As the battery loses capacity, the length of time it will power the product (run time) decreases.”Most (except Demant/Oticon) rechargeable batteries are built-in and are not replaceable except via expensive factory repair which may be covered by warranty if you plan accordingly and consider your expected years of battery usage.If you ever want to use rechargeable hearing aids as a backup pair then you need to think about battery maintenance. You can’t just put them in a desk drawer and forget them. Long term storage may cause Lithium-Ion batteries to stop working. Rechargeable batteries are not meant to be stored without conditioning. New rechargeable HAs come with the battery partially charges and the hearing aid turned off. To activate (turn on) new hearing aids place the instruments in the charger until the instrument LED turns orange. Note that it is also OK (but not necessary) to leave the instruments in the charger until they are fully charged (green LED).Caution: Lithium-Ion batteries may shut off in sub zero temperature’s! You can do an Internet search for “how to store li-ion battery”, and you will find many sets of instructions. I think that the Internet instructions are not an exact science. But you can get a good idea about how to store your batteries by reading some of the instructions below. My guess is, store at room temperature (partially-charged 50% to 60%) and perform a full charge every 3 months, before storing again at 50% to 60% charge. Instructions from the Internet follow;Storage; Charge 40% to 50% of the battery charge, and store in a dry environment. As long-term storage will cause the battery activity passivation and accelerate the self-discharge rate, the ambient temperature should preferably be between (10℃-30℃ / 50F-86F), in addition, it is necessary to do a charge/discharge cycle every 3 months to maintain its activity and recovery performance.Storage Measures For Daily Lithium Battery Users; For Lithium-ion batteries which need to be stored for a long time and not used, they should be kept in a state of 50%-60% charge. They should be recharged every 3 months.How long is the battery life? Lithium-ion batteries can be charged up to 1,000 times (depending on capacity). However, these values can only be achieved under optimal conditions. Depending on the handling and maintenance of the battery, the number of cycles may be reduced. During the service life, the capacity will decrease. Generally speaking, when the nominal capacity of the battery is less than 70%, it is called worn-out.

Price: 72.99 USD

Location: Saint Joseph, Missouri

End Time: 2024-02-05T02:30:17.000Z

Shipping Cost: 9.99 USD