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Frequently Asked Questions
- Can old and new batteries be mixed in a single device?
- Can different battery types be mixed in a single device?
- Can batteries be stored in devices for long periods of time?
- Where should batteries be stored?
- How does the cold affect batteries?
1. Can old and new batteries be mixed in a single device?
No. Never mix old and new batteries in a device. Battery leakage may occur. Replace all batteries in a device at the same time.
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2. Can different battery types be mixed in a single device?
No. Never mix battery types in a device. Battery leakage may occur. Examples of battery types are alkaline, heavy duty, rechargeable.
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3. Can batteries be stored in devices for long periods of time?
No. Batteries should be removed from any device that will be stored for long periods of time.
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4. Where should batteries be stored?
Batteries should be stored in a cool, dry location. Avoid temperature extremes. Keep batteries in original package until you are ready to use them.
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5. How does the cold affect batteries?
Batteries cannot deliver much power when they are cold. You may find that the flashlight kept in your car, in the middle of winter, casts a faint beam. Let the batteries warm up to normal temperature, and try them again before you decide to replace the batteries.
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