6V 1200mAh Ni-Mh AA Rechargeable Battery Pack with SM 2P Plug

This was purchased for a rechargeable outdoor fog light. This seems to charge well and so farnwith winter has kept up whenever needed.

I found this 1200 mAh 6V set that is made by the same manufacturer. I took a chance and found it is the same size with same connector as the factory battery for my PIR Solar light; it is a 1:1 replacement that fit like a glove. This Batt lasts much longer than the ersatz battery as of this writing (about a month). Now, I'm wondering if the ersatz battery was designed this way, so I would have to buy the 1200 mAh battery...

Great product, worked flawless. Wish i could get same thing in lithum type. Ni-cads don't last very long.

The battery fit right in place of a slightly lower-capacity battery that had quit after 15 months in my outdoor, solar-powered security light, and it seems to work just fine. Hopefully it lasts longer than the original battery did. All in all, excellent value so long as the battery holds up over time.

Conecta y carga, es lo que se espera y así funciona para el reemplazo de baterías de lámparas solares con sensor de movimiento.

I’ve only been using it for a couple days but so far it’s great. Was a good replacement for the pack in my harbor freight light. The old one was 900mah and this one is 1200mah. Bright the brightness back to life and since it’s only on for very short periods it’s no big deal. The volts are the same which is the important point.

I bought this to replace a battery that I took out of a 3+ year old solar light. I put it in and it seems to have worked for the first few days, then suddenly, no light. I turned off the light to allow it to charge and you get a brief flash of light when you turn it on the on setting then nothing. I've turned it off and will see if it will charge after three days.

Came with a charge and survived a full discharge for a month due to what I broke first time around during replacement. Several months service now. Your replacement battery may last longer than the wires to the solar panel exposed to the weather in your installation. Keep exposed wires inspected before suspecting a battery problem.