Would these replace the AA Hampton Bay 1.2v 400mAh solar batteries?
1396626
Yes. In our experience, all of the solar batteries we've purchased over the years are interchangeable. We have used several different brands.
1926625
These solar rechargeable batteries are the same size and dimension as an AA battery. In the store, I did see other 3.2 that have a shorted length and larger diameter. Suggest verifying before ordering.
1530242
I can't say for sure. These batteries were the exact same size as the ones I replaces. Just a had a little shorter cable on them. About 1 inch.
434285
I agree with Samantha. They are 900 mAh and 2.4 volt capacity so they should work fine.
793932
I do not recommend them. Very hight initial voltage, 4.20V that will continue for several hours of use. Then the battery will shut of before it's fully discharged.
1957354
I am replacing batteries that read 1.2 volts,are these the same or comparable?
527817
I used these batteries for my cordless phone. I was just replacing what the phone had before . I wouldn't know if they can power solar lights
2097079
I cannot say for sure but I have found that even though the manufacturer says it is the correct replacement battery theyare just different enough in body construction that they won'tfit in the battery bay just right. Some times as little as a millimeteroff.
426445
I suspect your AA batteries with capacity of 450mAh are most likely the old NiCd type. But anyway, the solar charger can't tell the difference. It simply charges the batteries at a low current as long as there is sunshine. Batteries with larger capacity (2000mAh) can store more energy, which translates to longer runtime. The LED brightness will be the same since it depends on battery voltage only.
1003475
Sorry but NO; This battery is much larger than a AA battery in diameter and length.
237775
They seem to be a bundle of AA size batteries with a heavy duty shrink wrap I placed mine in an alarm system also as replacement. Although it was not ADT. I would think that it would be compatible. The systems from most companies is probably similar power requirements.
72221
No, they will not. You need a M18 battery, 48-11-1828 or 48-11-1815. I prefer the 1828 ( 2.8 amp hr ) for the longer run time. M series slide inside the tool instead of over it like the older 18v.
1972588
Yes, particularly low self-discharge AA's like Sanyo Eneloops. For a compact emergency multi-day outage situation, consider adding a Powerfilm AA (4 AA version) folding solar panel to charge those batteries.
527818
They probably would. The issue would be if the solar charger portion of you lights could recharge the 700mAh to a useable level on a regular basis. Try to replace your existing batteries with a similar mAh ratting.
994816
Just be sure you check the dimensions of your existing batteries, the important thing about these batteries is the 35 amp hour rating (35ah) that determines the charge life of the battery. Usually (not always) the size of the battery is proportionate to the ah so be sure to check the measurement
1979016
They are the same size as a regular battery. They have "rechargeable" labeled on their side, so you won't confuse them with conventional batteries. They will fit any device that calls for AA batteries.
643273
Sorry, I don't know. I purchased these batteries to replace in an APC brand UPS. But, the batteries I purchased are used a lot in different brand UPS! Make sure your amp hour rate is equal to what you replace with!