Batteries--Dry Cell & Rechargeable

About the Batteries--Dry Cell & Rechargeable heading in Yellow™

Information on dry and wet cell batteries can be found under this Yellow™ heading. A dry cell battery is one that cannot be recharged. The battery itself contains electrolytes that sit in a paste not a liquid. A rechargeable or wet cell battery is one where the electrolytes sit in a liquid. This allows the battery to be recharged a certain amount of times, thus extending the battery’s life.

Dry cell batteries are generally those used in common household devices.  For example, most C, D, 9 Volt, etc. batteries are dry cell batteries. A wet cell battery is one generally found in cars. The wet cell allows for the battery to be easily recharged.

Rechargeable batteries are used in a variety of tools, of which you might use on a daily basis.  For example, the computer you’re on at this moment utilises a rechargeable battery.  Another example could be a cell phone, which most of us also use on a daily basis.  Rechargeable batteries help to save money, as well as the environment, buy recycling the battery, and using it again.



Refinement options may include:

  • Kind e.g. Nickel Metal Hydride, Deep Cycle, Primary, Lead Acid
  • Use e.g. Camcorders, Torches, RVs, Hearing Aids
  • Brand e.g. Sony, Energystore, Cyclon, Eveready
  • Feature e.g. Rechargeable, Sealed
  • Service e.g. Manufacturing, Customising, Rebuilding

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