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Rechargeable batteries are not always NICAD or are they?

April 26, 2017batteries NiCad rechargeable

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Rechargeable batteries are not always NICAD or are they?

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A. No, they are not. Many cell phone and camcorder batteries, for instance, are small lead-acid batteries (the same materials used in a car’s rechargeable battery). If you follow proper maintenance, such as recharging batteries only after their charge has been exhausted, they will last longer. For a wealth of information on rechargeable household batteries, visit the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation Web site.