Stop throwing away your old batteries, Re-activate it, Reuse it.. (NEW IMPROVED MODEL)!

Save Money, Time, Energy and the Environment

  Works with most brands of Ordinary batteries.. including rechargables!!

In purchasing the Alkaline Battery Reactivate Charger, you are taking an important step to reduce the impact on environment pollution due to waste disposal of harmful dry-cell batteries, conserve natural resources, reduce carbon emissions, prolong landfill space, reduce expenses and downtime.

Instructions and Precautions (Click on Video Button)

The fully charged Ni-MH/Ni-Cd battery and reactivated Alkaline battery work perfectly with digital camera, MP3 player and other high drain electronic devices.
After the Ni-MH batteries are fully charged or the Alkaline batteries are reactivated, no overcharge will occur even the batteries have been loaded in the charger for a long time.
More activation cycles and better activation effect on Alkaline battery when it is used in digital camera, toy motor car and high current equipment (working current more than 300mA).

Due to the "inertia memory" feature of the Alkaline battery, it is suggested to use the reactivated batteries back in the same electronic device as it will give a better performance.
When a defective battery has been detected by the circuit, it cannot be recharged or reactivated.
In order to get the maximum number of activation cycles, do not allow the disposable batteries to drain all the way down or become "dead" or fail. Remove the batteries and reactivate them with the charger when you see the toy car starts to slow down or when the flashlight begins to dim.

LED Indicators

Self Test: After connecting to AC power, all LEDs lit up in red and green, flashing alternatively for a few second, then out to standby mode.

When the Ni-MH/Ni-Cd battery is charging, the corresponding LED is red.

When the Ni-MH/Ni-Cd battery remains flashing red and green alternatively, the battery has being fully charged or it has high resistance. Use up most of the electric energy and try to recharge. If it remains flashing between red and green, then the rechargeable battery is defective and not recommended for use again.

When the Alkaline battery is reactivating, the corresponding LED is flashing between red and green.

When the Ni-MH/Ni-Cd battery or Alkaline battery is fully charged or reactivated, the corresponding LED is green.

When the Ni-MH/Ni-Cd or Alkaline battery has poor contact or is defective, it will not be charged and the corresponding is flashing red LED.

After the Alkaline battery is reactivated for 15 minutes (for 1 piece of battery), if the red LED is still flashing, it indicates that the activation effect of this battery is poor and it is not recommended for use.

When an Alkaline battery with very low voltage is inserted, the charger will enter into a "standby" activation mode automatically and the red LED will be flashing. When the "standby" activation is completed, the normal reactivation state starts. The red and green LED will be flashing. These two situations above are normal and it can be used safely.

In order to process the detection, the LED might light up in red and last for several minutes after inserting the Alkaline battery/ batteries.