To celebrate the 5th anniversary of “eneloopâ€, Sanyo came up with Limited Edition AA and AAA size “eneloop tones glitterâ€. These are 8-color nickel-metal hydride rechargeable battery packs that promote a lifestyle that greatly values Reusing and Recycling. With “eneloop tones glitter,†users can pick colors according to their preferences. They can even assign a color to determine which battery packs are charged and which ones need to be recharged. The 8 glitter colors for you to choose from are pink, purple, yellow, orange, light blue, black, silver, and light green. These hues are made based on the concept of “Shiny&Lovely.â€
To satisfy market demand, these new battery packs are available not just in AA but also in AAA-size, making them applicable for a wide array of equipment. Best is, these battery packs come with Green Power Certification System, which means they are charged by “Green Power†from photovoltaic generation. True, the “eneloop†embodies the concepts of energy and looping from production to performance. Moreover, a portion of the electrical energy used in the production of “eneloop†batteries is generated from renewable energy sources, stored for use when they are needed in batteries, and preserved or utilized efficiently.
The “eneloop†rechargeable batteries are offered in user-friendly and environmentally friendly packaging. They adopted a trendy case with a slide cover. The only material utilized in the packaging of these battery packs is recycled PET, which can also be used as a storage case for the battery. If you need one now, better check out the availability of eneloop batteries at Amazon
Feel the warmth of the holiday season – literally. The new eneloop kairo hand warmer from Sanyo is a little comfy fireplace right in your palm. You may not be able to roast chestnuts on it but your fingers won’t be frozen stiff either. This slim egg like gadget comes in two models; the one sided warmer which comes in pale pink or pearl white and the extra warm two sided model that comes in silver or pink.
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Did you know that Americans purchase nearly 3 billion dry-cell batteries every year to power radios, toys, mobile phones, watches, laptops, and portable power tools? These batteries have heavy metals such as mercury, lead, cadmium, and nickel which can pollute the environment when batteries are disposed improperly. When burned, certain metals might be freed into the atmosphere or concentrated in ash as by products. One way to help the environment is to use rechargeable batteries or support products which promote less electronic waste like the upcoming Sanyo Eneloop Stick Booster. This pen, like portable power source is the latest addition to Sanyo’s Eneloop series that promotes “lifestyle that values reusing and recycling”.
The KBC-D1AS Eneloop Stick Booster uses a general USB port to recharge different portable gadgets like cellphones, mp3 players and handheld consoles. Unlike other dry cell based mobile chargers that sometimes fall short in charging performance, the stick booster can provide a stable current even to devices that require high current. This is possible thru Sanyo’s output control technology that regulates current being delivered to mobile devices. Eneloop is bundled with 2 AA rechargeable batteries that can charge 1,500 times. After reaching the battery’s lifespan, it’s also good to know that it can be easily replaced. Compared to the world’s largest battery that occupies 2,000 square meters and weighs 1,300 tons; the Eneloop is very slim and light. It is housed by stick-type aluminum casing which measures less than 2 cm and weighing 76 grams.
Before the days where proprietary batteries for digital cameras were used, all of the cameras seem to be using standard AA batteries where most people felt the frustration of charging the battery in advance and finding it discharged already when about to be used. That scenario changed with the introduction of the eneloop battery way back in November 14, 2005 which has the feature of being able to be recharged for 1000 times and can hold charge with minimal reduction for as long as 3 years.
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