EBL Rechargeable Batteries Philippines
EBL rechargeable batteries in the Philippines: EBL AA, AAA, C, 9V and 18650 lithium cells and the 4 to 8-bay chargers that keep them topped up, with nationwide delivery. AA packs are ₱389, AAA ₱199 and chargers start at ₱389.
A rechargeable cell replaces dozens of disposables over its life. Not sure it pays off? Read are rechargeable AA batteries worth it?
What EBL is good for
- High-drain devices: camera flashes, wireless mics, game controllers and toys that eat alkalines
- Brownout kits: keeping flashlights, fans and radios supplied without buying disposables
- Multi-bay charging: chargers from 4 to 8 bays, many with separate slots and an LCD
- Specialist sizes: 9V, C-size, 18650 and CR123A alongside the common AA and AAA
Worth knowing before you buy: 1.2V or 1.5V
Ni-MH rechargeable AA cells are 1.2V, while disposable alkalines are 1.5V. Most devices work fine on 1.2V, but some, particularly ones with a battery-level indicator, read the lower voltage as nearly flat or will not run at all. Keep alkaline or a 1.5V lithium rechargeable for those devices.
Match the charger to the battery
Ni-MH and lithium cells charge differently and are not interchangeable in a charger. Use the TB-6030 for 18650 lithium cells and a 9V-capable charger such as the EBL 802 for 9V batteries. Never charge alkaline, CR123A or CR2 cells.
Chargers carry a 1-year warranty. Batteries are consumables and are not covered. All ship nationwide across the Philippines.
EBL CR123 CR2 3V Non-Rechargeable Battery 1600mAh & 800mAh VMIDirect
EBL LN-8171 9V 280mAh NIMH Rechargeable Battery
EBL LN-8151 1.2V C 5000MAH Rechargeable NiMH Battery with Included Storage Case
EBL LN-6499 8 Bay Smart Fast Charging Battery Charger for AA AAA Battery
EBL LN-6907 4 Bay Fast Battery Charger with LCD Screen for AA AAA Battery
EBL LN-6420 4-bay Battery Charger USB Power Adapter
EBL LN-6422 BK 802 EBL 802 Battery Charger For 9V AA AAA Rechargeable Batteries
EBL LN-8111 2300mAh AA Rechargeable Batteries VMIDirect
EBL LN-8112 2800mAh AA Rechargeable Batteries VMI DIRECT
EBL LN-8121 800mAh NiMH AAA Rechargeable Battery
EBL LN-8122 1.2V AAA Rechargeable Battery 1100mAh VMIDirect
- Featured
- Most relevant
- Best selling
- Alphabetically, A-Z
- Alphabetically, Z-A
- Price, low to high
- Price, high to low
- Last Season First
- This Season First
Which EBL Rechargeable Batteries Philippines model should you choose?
A quick comparison to help you match a model to how you will actually use it.
EBL LN-8112 2800mAh AA (₱389)
EBL LN-8111 2300mAh AA (₱389)
EBL LN-8121 800mAh AAA (₱199)
EBL LN-8151 C 5000mAh, pack of 2 (₱379)
EBL LN-8171 9V (₱220 to ₱359)
EBL LN-8131 18650, 2 cells (₱259)
EBL LN-6420 4-bay charger (₱389)
EBL 802 charger (₱395)
EBL LN-6499 8-bay charger (₱579)
EBL TB-6030 charger (₱489)
EBL CR123A or CR2, 4-pack (₱329 to ₱335)
Frequently Asked Questions
Which EBL AA battery should I buy?
Both AA packs are ₱389. Pick the 2800mAh LN-8112 for controllers, camera flashes and wireless mics. Pick the 2300mAh LN-8111 for remotes and brownout kits, since EBL says it keeps about 85% of its charge after a year.
Which EBL charger should I buy?
The ₱389 LN-6420 charges 1 to 4 AA or AAA cells for most homes. The ₱579 LN-6499 has 8 bays for big families, the ₱395 EBL 802 also takes 9V, and the ₱489 TB-6030 charges 18650 lithium cells.
Why are rechargeable AA batteries 1.2V instead of 1.5V?
Ni-MH chemistry gives 1.2V per cell, while alkaline starts at 1.5V. Most devices run fine on 1.2V, but some with a battery-level indicator read it as nearly flat. That is normal for Ni-MH, not a fault.
How many times can EBL batteries be recharged?
EBL rates its 2800mAh AA and 18650 cells for up to 1,200 charges. Real use usually gives fewer, but even a few hundred charges replace hundreds of disposable batteries in toys, mics and flashlights.
Can I charge 18650 or lithium batteries in a Ni-MH charger?
No. Lithium and Ni-MH cells charge differently, and the wrong charger is a safety risk. Use the EBL TB-6030 for 18650 cells. Never charge alkaline or CR123A and CR2 batteries, which are not rechargeable.
Are rechargeable batteries good for brownouts?
Yes, if you keep them charged. Low self-discharge Ni-MH cells hold most of their charge for months. Keep a charged set in your flashlight, top it up every few months, and use a USB charger with a power bank.
Is there a warranty on EBL in the Philippines?
Yes. EBL chargers bought from VMI Direct carry a 1-year warranty handled locally, with nationwide shipping. Batteries are consumables and are not covered, so test new cells soon after delivery and message us about any problem.
