BatteryTrader - the home of rechargeable batteries at low prices
Replacement rechargeable batteries for many devices from childrens toys to powerful computer UPS battery backup systems.
Scroll down or use the search above for cordless power tool and drill, sealed lead, mobility, motorcycle, lawn mower, mobility scooter battery, patient hoist and medical alarm, jet ski. Plus many other devices from cordless telephones and laptops to baby monitors at very keen competitive prices. With free shipping to most of UK mainland subject to conditions.
Click one of the categories below of use the search bar above. it is always better to use a short search term, like the code of a battery, for example:
" I want a price for a battery for a battery pack for my Mangar Airflo cushion" will find no results.
But if you were to make it something more like "Mangar Airflo" will, so keep it short and sweet, maybe even edit it. generally if you are on a reasonable connection you will see recommendations drop down to choose. If you cannot find what you are looking for then contact us.
There are a lot of myths about how to look after a battery, some of which we cover in our page details and well as information sheets. one thing that is common though is keep a rechargeable battery charged. Charge it straightaway after using it, never leave the battery partially or fully discharged for any period. this will only shorten its life, we supply full information of how to care with new battery with every order. So read it and it will help you save money in the future.
We are keen to recycle as much as we supply as possible. You should not be throwing out your old rechargeable batteries into the household rubbish. this will only end up in landfill and you can so much more to help your planet. Lead acid batteries for example have a extremely high lead content. This makes them perfect for recycling a very Eco friendly way of storing energy but only if its recycled afterwards. You need not find the local council tip to recycle, you will probably find a place very near to you, perhaps in your local supermarket who will receive them. more information and links to local rechargeable battery recycling points can be found on our recycle page.
