EBL Rechargeable 9V Lithium Batteries 5400mWh USB Test Review And Unboxing

EBL Rechargeable 9V Lithium Batteries 5400mWh Test Review And Unboxing, I take a look at these USB rechargeable 9 volt batteries made for small electronic devices like radios, smoke detectors, walkie-talkie, alarms clocks, microphones and so on. These lithium-ion batteries have an excellent low self-discharge rate. This makes them best suited for slow discharge devices like Smoke detectors. EBL claims they supports over-charged, over-discharged, over-voltage, and short circuit protection. All of these function will help the batteries to last much longer than alkaline cells.
You can find these EBL batteries here at a fair price. amzn.to/48TZn1Q

[@CameraRay]

You can find these EBL batteries here at a good price. amzn.to/3u6b8U1

[@jaro6985]

"660mWh rating" you meant to say 660mAh

[@CameraRay]

Ha! Yes, 660mWh would be less than a button cell battery for a watch.

[@TranTek]

@@CameraRay600 mAh
not mWh

[@frankrizzi3629]

The most important measurement. Maximum disharge. Could these babies put out 2 amps for a couple of minutes?

[@CameraRay]

Most batteries like these have built in discharge protection. You would be lucky to max out at 150mA max discharge rate.

[@RobS282]

do you have a link for that charger ?

[@CameraRay]

The charging cable comes with the batteries. Don't think they sell this carger anymore but any of these will work with it. amzn.to/3Vp5u9l

[@RobS282]

@@CameraRay i want the digital thingy, not the cables etc, thats all generic stuff

[@CameraRay]

The tester I used is here. amzn.to/3VFoSAj