https://www.nitori.my/collections/wall-tabl...lock-shao-sw-gr

Nitori WALL CLOCK SHAO-SW-GR
[Battery used]
AA x 1 (sold separately)
*Rechargeable batteries cannot be used.

This post has been edited by Skylinestar: Nov 21 2023, 07:26 PM

Alkaline batteries are the only type of battery that should be used in clocks. Lithium powered or re-chargeable batteries will cause your clock to malfunction, or not function at all

https://frankenmuthclock.com/blogs/news/bes...tion%20at%20all.

rechargeable batteries got lower voltage

Need proper 1.5v baru work kot. Those rechargeable battery usually 1.2v

rechargeables power discharge can be erratic, will screw up timing

alkaline performs the same at 10% or 99%

dang....
that Dark mode, cause my eyes to see Extra Lines now....

Energizer, have extra plastic coating on the negative end of the battery, which can cause clocks to malfunction or not work properly at all

what???

Ayam tatau

Ayam use rechargeable batt okie jer

Ikea clock run decade without issue

Ikea clock FTW

This post has been edited by Ayambetul: Nov 21 2023, 07:44 PM

i usually use energizer only

Lower voltage

Only use Carbon Zinc battery for wall clock

One of humanity greatest invention, the battery 🔋

Ayam use black and decker handheld screwdriver also say use alkaline battery only

because it is a lapsap clock.

Cukur my big wall clock accept rechargeable battery

If u want to use rechargeable battery for a clock, need a boost converter board.

I used a 4.2V LiOn 18650 for my cuckoo clock. The bloody thing need 4 X D batteries for a total of 6V.

The boost converter board boost the voltage from 4.2V to 6V and lasted about 6 months. Maybe I should add another 18650 to the clock. Will try this weekend.

That's why.. if rechargeable battery can't be used, then there is no point of having battery that can be recharged.

When I bought rechargeable battery, I don't think there was a notice: May or may not work depending on device.

So if a battery didn't work, it must be the device problem.

That has been my experience. But those are the cheap wall clocks. Alkaline will cause malfunction. Rechargables are 1.2V, haven't really tried them.

ikea rechargeables never lost

rechargeable output only 1.2V compared to non-rechargeable is 1.5V.
So, this clock need 1.5V.