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Panasonic Eneloop 4-Position Charger with 4 x 2000mAh NiMH Low Self Discharge AA Batteries (K-KJ17MCA4BA)

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Item #: PANASONIC-ENELOOP-K-KJ17MCA4BA-CHR-4AA
Brand: Panasonic

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Panasonic Eneloop 4-Position Charger Set

4-Position charger with 4 AA sized Eneloop batteries

Panasonic Eneloop batteries are the best choice for rechargeable low self-discharge power, and they are now packaged with a 4-position charger. This charger is made from quality materials by Panasonic and will charge Eneloop batteries as well as any AA or AAA sized NiMH. The batteries come pre-charged from the factory and are ready to use straight out of the package, and the charger will allow you to make use of the 2100 Charging Cycles that make Eneloop one of the best value rechargeable batteries available. This combination of charger and batteries makes a great gift or a convenient pickup for your home or workplace.

Features:

Charges AA and AAA NiMH batteries
110V- 240V World wide voltage compatibility
Foldaway plug
Includes 4 x AA Eneloop batteries
MPN: K-KJ17MCA4BA
UPC: 043712130054
Made in Japan

Battery Specifications:

Chemistry: NiMH
Voltage: 1.2V
Capacity: 2000mAh
2100 Charging cycles
Low self-discharge
Pre-charged for immediate use

Specifications

Charge Channels:	4
Supported Chemistries:	Ni-MH
Compatible Battery Sizes:	AA, AAA
Batteries Included:	Yes
Brand:	Panasonic
Warranty:	Battery Junction 30-Day Warranty
Return Policy:	Battery Junction Return Policy
UPC:	073096902145
MPN:	ENELOOP-K-KJ17MCA4BA-CHR-4AA
Country of Origin:	Japan

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Panasonic Eneloop 4-Position Charger with 4 x 2000mAh NiMH Low Self Discharge AA Batteries (K-KJ17MCA4BA)

4.8

6 Reviews

83% (5)

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By John

Indy

Easy & Cost Effective

December 15, 2021

I have high end chargers, but this is what I use on Eneloop AA & AAA. Safe, easy, efficient. Just put them in and you get a green light for each battery that is charging. When the light goes out you are done. Compact for travel too

By Sandra P.

Eneloop

August 5, 2021

I have used these batteries for years.
When you offered batteries and charger for $25 sold!
Thank you.

By Hank

Vermont

Great Charger, Say Goodbye to Alkaline

June 25, 2020

Alkaline batteries are horrible. They are expensive, wasteful, and can leak in your electronics! Seriously, I've seen everything from clock radios to Maglites destroyed by this over the years. Switching to Eneloops has saved me a ton of money and I no longer have to worry.

Get started here with Eneloops and a charger. There are a few different chargers available. This one is the BQ-CC17. It charges more slowly than the BQ-CC55 but unless you need your batteries charged in a hurry, it may be the better long-term option. After talking with electronics experts, the numbers given for how many times you can recharge your Eneloops is an average. In theory, using the slower charger should help you to get farther out into the possible range before seeing a significant decline in performance.

Of course, I've never seen the end of life for an Eneloop or even an Eneloop Pro. Have you?

By Mark

S.Florida

Good reputation

December 21, 2017

There's nothing i can add about Eneloop's that hasn't already been said. It's a proven battery system.

- M.

By Daniel

Provo, UT

The standard in rechargeable AAs

November 13, 2017

Eneloops are the best AAs. I had another brand of Low Self-Discharge NiMH AAs before buying the Eneloops, and while they did a passable job, their performance degraded more after a number of charge cycles than the Eneloops have.

Additionally, the included BQ-CC17 charger is much better than the average AA charger. Individual slot charging and termination is a big advantage over the cheapest chargers, not only because you may need to charge an odd number of batteries but also because each cell is neither overcharged nor undercharged. The charger stops charging when the battery's voltage dips when full ( -dv/dt termination), which is the recommended way to go and is uncommon on cheap chargers. When it stops charging it completely stops - which is important for preserving the lifespan of low self-discharge cells.

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