If the mAh rating is higher then the replacement battery will last longer than the original. In some cases the replacement current rating may be less in which case it won’t last as long the the original when it was new but is otherwise compatible.

The mAh rating refers to the storage capacity available for a particular battery. A battery with a capacity rating of 2400 mAh could deliver a current of 2400mA for one hour. Higher mAh ratings for the same battery type will generally mean longer run times. This does not apply when comparing different types of batteries. This means that you may not be able to predict how long your electronic device will run just by looking at the capacity rating. See similar questions...

The Protosounds Nickel Cadmium battery, like all NiCad batteries, suffers from what is termed a 'memory effect'. If the battery is not allowed to discharge fully, then fully recharged on a regular basis, it will lose it's capacity to hold a charge. When this happens, the battery can never be charged to its maximum capacity, no matter how long it is left in the charge state. Much better results can be achieved by replacing the original battery with a NiMh battery. See similar questions...

The value given on the rating plate of the battery is the Cold Starting Performance or Cold Cranking Current. The following definition comes from Varta Batteries' very useful website - "Cold cranking is the discharge current given by the manufacturer. It is emitted by a battery at a temperature of minus 18C with a minimum voltage of Ui = 7.5 volt for a period of 10 seconds, according to EN specifications." Many thanks to Brian Moyse for providing that information. See similar questions...

Yes, for most high drain electronic applications NiMH batteries are ideal substitutes and you needn't worry about the apparent voltage differences. Even though alkaline batteries are rated at a nominal 1.5 volts, they only deliver 1.5 volts when they are fully charged. As they begin to discharge the voltage of alkaline batteries continuously drops. In fact, over the course of their discharge, alkaline batteries actually average about 1.2 volts. That's very close to the 1. See similar questions...

The most common battery rating is the AMP-HOUR RATING. This is a unit of measurement for battery capacity, obtained by multiplying a current flow in amperes by the time in hours of discharge. (Example: A battery which delivers 5 amperes for 20 hours delivers 5 amperes times 20 hours, or 100 ampere-hours.) Manufacturers use different discharge periods to yield an different Amp-Hr. Rating for the same capacity batteries, therefore, the Amp-Hr. See similar questions...

mAh refers to milliampere-hours and it is a measure of how much current the battery is able to supply over an hour and it is used as an indication of how much capacity the battery has. The higher the mAh rating, the longer the battery will last. See similar questions...

the USATT home page there is a rating section. Set the heading to "last name" and type in your last name, and hit "Go." If you are a current USATT member, your rating will be there. There is also a list of ratings for USATT members who have played in recent tournaments (usually the last five months) in USA Table Tennis Magazine. See similar questions...

This cross-site scope of care builds on the site-specific practice competencies of master's degree graduates in advanced practice. See similar questions...

Absolutely not! We recommend that, where possible, you leave the charger plugged in and switched on, with the batteries connected, until you next need the battery for use. There are several reasons for this. At the end of the charge cycle, when the green ready light is on, the charger is trickle charging the battery in constant voltage float/standby mode, nominally at 2.3 Volts per cell. See similar questions...

The battery inside the 3rd Generation iPod lays underneath the hard drive, and the ipodjuice.com 1100 mAh battery is a tad thicker than the original, stock battery that came with your player. Our high-capacity 1100 mAh battery easily fits inside the iPod but, when installed inside a 3rd Generation iPod with a chunky 20GB or 40GB hard drive, the two halves of your iPod may not close together completely. See similar questions...

Each split system cooling unit has a nominal SEER rating. This rating can be increased with the upgrade of the indoor unit. The SEER rating of a system is derived based on the combination of equipment installed in the home. The outdoor equipment (heat pump or air conditioner), as well as the indoor equipment (evaporator coil and furnace, or air handler), play a vital role in the rating. Please see your Carrier dealer for the information. See similar questions...

The rated current specification for each capacitor is determined by the maximum current the capacitor can continuously handle when the capacitor is set to maximum working voltage with normal convection cooling (at ambient of 25?C). It is not recommended to go over the specified current level. Refer to TechNote #C-3 for further information on: "The Effects of Current on Vacuum Capacitors" See similar questions...

CCA is the maximum amperes that can be continuously removed from a battery for 30 seconds at 0?F before its voltage drops to unusable levels. A 550 CCA battery can supply 550 amperes for 30 seconds at 0?F. This rating is only useful in the selection of engine starting batteries. NOTE: Do not confuse Cold Cranking Amperage (CCA) with Marine Cranking Amperage (MCA) or Cranking Amperage (CA). MCA and CA is a higher battery rating measured at warmer temperatures. See similar questions...

Having the best down filled inside the best shell is only part of the equation towards getting an ideal bag. Sleeping inside a bag that fits YOU is the final step. Some people wake up in the exact same position they fell asleep in, while others will toss and turn all night long. Additionally, some people are built like marathoners, while others are built like football linebackers. See similar questions...

SMERA is the only rating agency dedicated to SMEs and its rating model takes into consideration financial and non-financial factors for assigning rating to a SME unit. SMERA ratings will also factor-in payment score obtained from CIBIL indicating the payment track record of the SME unit being rated. Dun & Bradstreet’s expertise on rating SME units is also an important factor that distinguishes SMERA rating from any other ratings. See similar questions...

The policy rating class is the risk category which an applicant qualifies for according to an insurance company's underwriting guidelines. Common rating classes are Preferred Plus (also called Super Preferred), Preferred, Standard Plus, Standard and Substandard. See similar questions...