Types of battery for Handy Can Opener; rechargable? D cell? Other?
47947
This is a great little can-opener. It only takes two "Double-A", or AA batteries. We sent them to relatives for gifts. Whether they will use re-chargeable, I don't see why not.
47948
Greetings, you place two AA batteries and recommend, is an excellent product.
47949
It takes 2 AA batteries. I used to buy these can openers at Big Lots but they don't carry them anymore. Found a 2 pack on Amazon at a reasonable price. However 1 did not work. The other one works just fine
70145
Those flat lithium batteries, like the kind that go into a garage door opener. But no, I have several of these and have yet to successfully replace the battery in one. I'm usually pretty good at that stuff.
1425969
Yes, this is a rechargeable opener. You will need the power supply cord for this item, however, I'm not sure if it's sold separately. It is a pretty basic charger, so I'm sure you could find a great deal here on amazon!
469743
Battery. Just one "D" cell. It's been nearly 6 months and it keeps great time with one battery so far.
1551738
I purchased our can opener over 6 months ago. We have not needed to change the batteries yet. We probably average opening one can a day. Some days we open no cans and at thanksgiving we opened well over a dozen cans. My wife continues to love it and so do I. We have had two that were rechargeable, and they both had problems charging. Mostly because they were poorly designed in how they sat in their charging cradle. I prefer the battery model - I think most everyone would.
1829727
Factory supplied unit specific rechargeable battery, not standard AAA or similar.
738775
will be a total of 4 d cell batt any alkaline or rechargable batt will do!!
162713
try this battery pack: Talentcell Rechargeable 6000mAh Li-Ion Battery Pack For LED Strip And CCTV Camera,12V DC Portable Lithium Ion Battery Bank With Charger,Black
995626
It uses replaceable AA cells. I think they recommend rechargeables. I don't remember seeing an indication. I'll look when I get back on Thursday and respond again.
739453
I haven't had it long enough to know and face that dilemma. I had to toss a different brand because I could not access the rechargeable battery. I hope this one can be opened somehow to access what are usually very NiMH standard batteries, but I don't know. Good luck. Maybe Waring can tell you.
1524289
Oops, I have 3 different type. You are correct our takes a fat barrel type of battery. Quick I still don't have a charger for but still be looking into one.
892345
Sure, get some D-cell sized rechargeable batteries and a charger. They are lighter than standard D-cells but the charger is extra weight.
1429828
I own MGM-GMC inc. , it is a motor home service center we use a lot of golf cart batteries in motor homes and if your running 4 six volt batts, then the pd 9280 is the best way to go, it will recharge them much faster than the 9245/55, or 60 one will do, I use the pd 9280 in my unit and I also have 4 Golf cart batts in mine
345888
4 "D" batteries. I use rechargeable batteries which work great and are less expensive in the long run.
2080452
C-batteries. But, we have a converter that changes it to rechargeable 2 AA's & it seems to work fine.
1242086
I can buy alot of D cell batteries with one coyote or coon pelt. It works and will pay for batteries itself. 2 D cells will last all fall/winter.
624861
Thank you for the info. I need a back up battery so this is just what I'm looking for.