HOOVER Li-Ion B018
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HOOVER Li-Ion B018
You surely have a lot of electronic devices that require batteries at home. These devices include the TV controller, clocks and various children's toys. The HOOVER Li-Ion B018 battery cell Charging can be used for everyday use. This is a rechargeable battery with a voltage of 22,2 V. You are able to recharge this model repetitively, which is a great advantage. It will last even hundreds of battery recharging cycles. Its stability and power will keep running well time and time again. This battery model's cell type is lithium-ion (Li-ion). This HOOVER Li-Ion B018 rechargeable battery has a capacity of 2 Ah.
HOOVER Li-Ion B018 Batteries Key Features
- HOOVER Li-Ion B018 rechargeable batteries are ideal for everyday use
- Can be used for remote controllers and various electronic devices
- Great durability and long service life
- HOOVER Li-Ion B018 is able to be recharged up to times
- Battery type: Battery cell
- Battery capacity: 2 Ah
- Voltage: 22,2 V
- Package includes 1 pc(s) batteries
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CANDY HOOVER GROUP S.r.l Via Privata Eden Fumagalli, 20861 Brugherio (MB), Italia +39.039.2086.1,[email protected]; https://corporate.haier-europe.com/contact-us/ Hoover is a leading manufacturer of vacuum cleaners of the same name. James Spangler gets credit for the development of the first Hoover vacuum cleaner. He was not a scientist, just as an asthmatic who did not like to constantly breathe in the dust from carpets. He sent the assembled vacuum cleaner to his cousin, Susan Hoover, who began to produce it with her husband under their name in 1908. Her goal, to get a vacuum cleaner into every household, has since then been fulfilled. Since 2015, Hoover has also offered large home appliances. All Hoover products combine a high degree of innovation, state-of-the-art technology, and original design. 
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