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GP Batteries

GP Batteries have always been viewed as innovators, developing new and more efficient styles of battery. This has made them a popular choice in the industrial and commercial markets.

Established in Singapore in 1964, GP Batteries have expanded across the world. They now have bases in Hong Kong, The Netherlands, the UK and many other countries. Their electronics division has also grown.

To this end, GP acquired Lighthouse Technologies in 2000. Lighthouse specialise in large-scale LED technologies used in indoor and outdoor big screens.

The extensive product range from GP includes NiMH battery chargers, solar battery chargers and many other accessories.

GP battery products

The selection of products with the GP Batteries brand name is highly diverse, as they cater to both the industrial and retail markets.

Some of the GP batteries found in shops include:

• Watch batteries.
• AAA batteries.
• AA batteries.
• 9v batteries.
• D batteries.
• Cordless phone batteries.

GP produce both NiMH and alkaline batteries. Their special NiMH batteries offer a significantly lower rate of self-discharge when compared to other batteries.

Advantages of GP batteries

GP have tremendous experience in battery design and production. While they were once known as the supplier of choice for electronic equipment manufacturers, the combination of quality and value for money means GP batteries are increasing their market share among everyday users.

However, there are many well-known products from competitors, such as:

• Duracell batteries.
• Panasonic batteries.
• Varta batteries.
• Energizer batteries.
• Optima batteries.

Whichever type of batteries packs you choose, you should ensure that you use them correctly to guarantee optimum performance.

For example, rechargeable batteries should never be reverse charged, as this can damage the battery and is potentially dangerous.

As with all chargers, GP battery chargers will be clearly marked so you will be able to see which way the batteries should go in.