By: Tenergy
Discover the power of the Tenergy Centura 1.2V NiMH Rechargeable D Battery! With an impressive 8000mAh capacity and low self-discharge rate, these pre-charged D-size batteries are the perfect choice for long-term, reliable power. Plus, they're UL Certified for quality assurance and come in a convenient 2-pack. Our D Batteries are the best on the market, offering superior overall performance, size, value for money, power, and energy efficiency. Get the power you need - visit the Tenergy Store today!
THOMAS E BROWN: Excellent choice and price was great.
United States on Jul 26, 2023
Mike: Me gustó por que me dio buena funcionalidad en la lámpara de campo que fue donde las use
Mexico on Feb 08, 2023
PopnFresh: I purchased a pair of the 8000mAh D Cell Batteries in 2014, to run a liquid transfer pump. It's the only use the batteries had. I recently went to charge them and one battery would not take a charge.
They provide a lot of power and do seem to maintain their charge while stored. However, I have some NiMH batteries that have lived two or three times as long. Then again, this was one battery out of a purchase of two. 🤷♂️ I will likely purchase the same brand as replacement.
United States on Nov 27, 2021
Special Five-Point Plan: I fell in love with a mid-1970s restored Copal flip clock that calls for a D battery with 1.5 V. I wasn't sure if these would work as they are 1.2 V, but most sources I checked said they should be OK. I hope to keep the clock for a long time, so I wanted rechargeables to minimize battery waste.
These are working great. I asked the clock restorer and he recommended to charge them once per month, so that's what I'm doing so far. They seem like good quality. I would buy this brand of rechargeables again.
United States on Nov 25, 2021
German M.: super bien para un calentador instantaneo
Mexico on Mar 10, 2021
Jesús Macías V: Muy buena relación calidad precio
Mexico on Jan 07, 2021
Joe: I bought these D batteries on 12/21/2011 for my Mag lite that sit around most of the time waiting to be used, I paid a whopping $46.26 for 4 D size batteries, that's $11.56 each !! I have only had to recharge them about 5 or 6 times in the last 8 years, 2 weeks ago I was using my Mag Lite at to see what was making noise out in the yard, the lite started dyeing, dimmer and dimmer, removed them from Mag Lite to do a discharge and then a recharge, 1 battery was all wet and leaking and spitting fluid, battery was making snap, crackle, pop, hiss sounds, and didn't stop for over 30 minutes, the hole top of the positive cap of the battery was covered with a white crust,, TRIED TO CONTACT THE SELLER, TO SEE IF THEY WOULD LIKE TO MAKE GOOD,,, NO REPLY !!! NO RESPONCE !!!! , So far 2 out of 4 of these D-cell rechargeable batteries have gone bad, I have a Tenergy smart charger to recharge the batteries, the batteries haven't even been recharged more then 20 times, for the price and reliability, I would not recomend, and will not buy again !
United States on Aug 19, 2019
| Tenergy Centura 1.2V NiMH Rechargeable D Size Battery - Long Lasting Power for High Drain Devices | 12-Pack of Amazon Basics All-Purpose Alkaline D Cell Batteries | Rayovac Alkaline D Cell Batteries, 12-Pack | |
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| Sale off | $3 OFF | ||
| Total Reviews | 8 reviews | 1 reviews | 431 reviews |
| Product Dimensions | 4 x 5 x 2 inches; 5.11 Ounces | 8.9 x 5.59 x 1.65 inches; 3 Pounds | |
| ASIN | B0041TEHMS | B00MH4QKP6 | |
| Unit Count | 2.0 Count | ||
| Number of Batteries | 2 D batteries required. | ||
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | ||
| Battery Cell Composition | NiMH | ||
| Manufacturer | Tenergy | Amazon | |
| Item model number | 10107 | D/LR20/AM1 | |
| Date First Available | September 3, 2010 | June 1, 2020 | |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Radio | ||
| Brand | Tenergy | ||
| Batteries | 2 D batteries required. | 12 D batteries required. |
note: if you are putting these in a standard flashlight with old fashioned bulb you will not be happy. the voltage output is somewhat less than old style batteries. you will want to buy some LEDs that work on the lower voltage. between the LEDs and the rechargable batteries you'll spend about $25 to make your flashlight rechargable and long lasting. it's worth it.
United States on Sep 08, 2023