Batteries, Rechargeable Batteries
(5)Primary and Rechargeable (secondary) Batteries are basic galvanic cells (primary and secondary), commonly used as electric energy sources. Using chemical reactions, they can accumulate and release charges. A special feature of rechargeable batteries is the fact that they can be repeatedly recharged and reused. On the other hand, primary batteries are for single use, and after full discharge they cannot be used again. Primary and rechargeable batteries are divided based on their construction, and in particular on chemical agents used as the electrodes and the electrolyte. By using various technologies and joining separate cells, manufacturers can build components with a wide range of capacities, rated voltage, and durability. Applications include primarily automotive industry, portable electronic devices, renewable energy, or emergency lighting.
Energy sources in TME’s offer
TME offers a wide range of primary and secondary batteries, divided by their type and parameters. From commonly used finger-sized AA/R6 batteries to acid batteries of larger dimensions. Search filters can be adjusted, and results can be filtered by cell type, nominal voltage (from 1.2 to 36V), capacity (from 1.5mAh to 120Ah), dimensions, terminal type or mounting type. Each item includes estimated durability and operating temperature indicated by the manufacturer. The catalogue includes also accessories and add-ons, such as steel contacts, grips (steel or plastic), or containers, depending on the size.
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