Replacing Ni-Cd rechargeable batteries with Ni-MH rechargeable batteries in solar lights is a better choice!
Many people are asking "Can I use Ni-MH (Nickel Metal Hydride) batteries in my solar street lights to have Ni-Cd (Nickel Cadmium) batteries ?" The answer is, yes! Not only can you replace them with Ni-MH, but they are a better battery choice because they have advantages that their Ni-Cd counterparts do not. Ni-MH battery advantages 1. No memory effect (compared to Ni-Cd). Ni-MH can be partially charged (for example, on a cloudy day) and fully charged to maximum capacity on the next sunny day. There is a small amount of discharge (trickle discharge) during storage, so it is best to put Ni-MH batteries in your garden solar lights before dawn on a sunny day. They will then be ready for you to enjoy the nighttime fun. 2. Long shelf life. They can remain unused for between 3 and 5 years. However, we recommend that you use new Ni-MH rechargeable batteries as soon as possible to ensure that these solar lights always shine. 3. Ni-MH rechargeab...