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1.5V Type-C rechargeable
AA, AAA and 9V cells that charge from a USB-C cable and hold a regulated output — no charger cradle needed. Six models, 4 to 16 cells per pack.
ViewProductNi-MH rechargeable batteries
1.2V AA and AAA cells for solar lights, toys, remotes and household products. Five models from 300mAh to 1000mAh, in 16- and 24-piece packs.
ViewProductBattery chargers
Two, four and eight-slot chargers for AA and AAA Ni-MH and Ni-Cd cells, with mains, micro-USB or Type-C input and LCD versions.
ViewProductCharger sets
A charger and cells in one carton — the format retail and private-label programs usually start from. Component models are listed so you know exactly what is inside.
ViewProductPrimary & specialty batteries
Single-use cells for distribution: carbon zinc R6P and R03P in bulk counts, alkaline LR6 retail packs and 3V CR123A for cameras and torches.
ViewSolutionSmart home & security
Sensors and locks sit idle for months, then draw hard for a second. Pick the cell for that pattern, not for the headline capacity.
ViewSolutionLighting & outdoor
Solar lamps cycle every single day. Cycle life and cold-weather behaviour decide whether the product survives its first winter.
ViewSolutionRemote controls & low-drain electronics
Where a primary cell still wins, and where switching to rechargeable actually saves your customer money.
ViewSolutionMicrophones & audio equipment
A conference floor runs on changeover. Slot count and a clear ready indicator matter more than a spec sheet.
ViewSolutionRetail & private label programs
Turning one of our models into your product: artwork, pack count, barcode ownership and who signs off on what.
ViewGuideHow to shortlist a battery chemistry
Five questions about your device that narrow four chemistries down to one, before anyone quotes a price.
ViewGuide1.5V USB-C rechargeable vs. 1.2V Ni-MH
The two common rechargeable answers in AA and AAA, and how to tell which one your device actually wants.
ViewGuideBattery charger sourcing checklist
Slot count is the easy part. These are the specifications that decide whether the charger is any good.
ViewGuidemAh or mWh: how to compare two cells honestly
Why a 1.5V lithium cell is rated in mWh and a Ni-MH cell in mAh, and how to put them on the same scale.
ViewGuideSizing a charger for a fleet of devices
How to work out slot count from the number of cells in rotation, and why independent channels matter.
ViewGuideChoosing pack sizes for a retail program
Four, twelve, twenty-four or fifty — what the pack count does to your shelf, your margin and your carton.
ViewGuidePrivate-label RFQ checklist
What to put in a first inquiry so the quote you get back is worth comparing.
ViewGuideHow to check a supplier's certificates
Certificates, declarations and test reports are three different things. Here is how to tell them apart and what to ask for.
ViewGuideShipping lithium batteries: the document pack
What your freight forwarder will ask for, and why the answer depends on how the cells are packed.
ViewBlogDesigning a better battery RFQ
Why a price-only inquiry gets you a price you cannot use.
ViewBlogWhy the pack code is not the model number
Listing titles bundle the cell, the pack count and the promotion into one string. Your purchase order needs the part that identifies the cell.
ViewBlogWhat a cycle life number actually measures
A 1500-cycle rating is a test result under one set of conditions, not a promise about your device.
ViewBlogWhy a 1.2V cell works in a 1.5V device — until it does not
Alkaline starts at 1.5V and falls. Ni-MH sits at 1.2V and stays. Which is better depends on where your device cuts off.
ViewBlogWhich of our products need transport documents
Lithium is regulated in transport. Ni-MH, carbon zinc and alkaline are not. Here is the split across our range.
ViewBlogWhat actually drives MOQ and lead time
Why the same cell can carry two very different minimums, and where the thirty days go.
ViewBlogHow to read a Declaration of Conformity
Who signed it, what it covers, and which reports sit behind it.
ViewBlogApproving private-label battery packaging
Two separate sign-offs: one for the product, one for the box. Do not merge them.
ViewNewsPUJIMAX at the 139th Canton Fair
Dongguan Puji Electronics Co., Ltd. is listed in the official exhibitor layout at booth 17.2K45.
ViewNewsPUJIMAX in the HKTDC 2024 exhibitor directory
The official HKTDC directory lists Dongguan Puji Electronics Co., Ltd. at booth 1D-C35.
ViewNewsPUJIMAX U.S. trademark registrations
PUJIMAX is registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office under registrations 7023711 and 7930126.
ViewNewsWhere PUJIMAX orders ship
Our Alibaba storefront lists India, Brazil, Ukraine, the Netherlands and Poland as our main markets.
ViewNewsOur storefront performance, measured by the platform
4.5 out of 5 across 593 reviews, a response time under four hours and on-time dispatch at or above 98%.
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