Duracell

History

Duracell, a leader in the battery industry, originated in the 1920s through the partnership of scientist Samuel Ruben and manufacturer Philip Rogers Mallory, resulting in groundbreaking innovations like the mercury battery made for the US Army. Officially branded in 1965, "Duracell" symbolizes durable energy and became globally renowned after powering the Apollo 11 mission in 1969. Known for its iconic copper and black design, Duracell revolutionized consumer energy with reliable alkaline, specialty, and rechargeable batteries. Today, it stands as a trusted global brand synonymous with quality and innovation.

Why Choose Duracell?

Duracell Procell Professional Alkaline Batteries are engineered specifically for professional use, delivering exceptional durability, long-lasting performance, and consistent reliability—even in extreme temperatures ranging from -20°C to 54°C. Backed by a 7-year freshness guarantee, these batteries are mercury-free, promoting both safety and environmental sustainability.

Each case includes 144 batteries, conveniently organized into boxes of 24 for easy storage and distribution. Duracell Procell batteries are available in the following types to suit various professional applications:

FAQs

1. How long do alkaline batteries typically last?

Alkaline batteries can last anywhere from 5 to 10 years in storage if kept in a cool, dry place, and their lifespan in devices depends on the power demands—typically lasting several months in low-drain devices like remote controls and a few hours in high-drain devices like cameras.

2. Can alkaline batteries be recharged?

No, standard alkaline batteries are not designed to be recharged. Attempting to recharge them could cause leakage or rupture, posing safety risks. If rechargeability is important, consider using rechargeable NiMH or lithium-ion batteries.

3. What should I do if an alkaline battery leaks?

If an alkaline battery leaks, wear gloves and carefully clean the residue using a mix of water and vinegar or lemon juice, which neutralizes the alkaline substance. Avoid contact with skin or eyes and properly dispose of the damaged battery.

4. Are alkaline batteries safe for use in all devices?

Alkaline batteries are safe for most household devices, but check the manufacturer’s recommendations. Using the wrong battery type can damage certain high-drain devices or void warranties.

5. Can I mix old and new alkaline batteries?

It’s not recommended to mix old and new batteries because the older ones can drain the newer ones faster, leading to reduced performance and potential leakage.