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title: "EBL Rechargeable C Batteries C Size C Cell 5000mAh Ni-MH, Pack of 2"
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# 85% capacity after 1 year idle 5000mAh high capacity steel shell & vent valve safety EBL Rechargeable C Batteries C Size C Cell 5000mAh Ni-MH, Pack of 2

**Brand:** ebl
**Price:** $24.43
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## Summary

> 🔋 Power up your essentials with confidence—never get caught powerless again!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** EBL Rechargeable C Batteries C Size C Cell 5000mAh Ni-MH, Pack of 2 by ebl
- **How much does it cost?** $24.43 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- ebl enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted ebl brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built for Safety:** BDCK steel shell with fan-shaped vent valve ensures safe, reliable performance under pressure.
- • **Power That Lasts:** 5000mAh Ni-MH cells deliver long-lasting energy for your essential devices.
- • **Premium Packaging:** Includes a sleek battery storage case to keep your power organized and ready to go.
- • **Ready When You Are:** No memory effect means you can recharge anytime without losing capacity.
- • **Stay Charged Longer:** Maintains 85% capacity even after a year of non-use—perfect for backup power needs.

## Overview

EBL Rechargeable C Size Batteries offer a robust 5000mAh Ni-MH capacity with advanced low self-discharge technology, retaining 85% charge after one year unused. Engineered with a durable BDCK steel shell and safety vent valve, these batteries provide reliable, safe power for high-drain devices. The included storage case and no memory effect charging make them a smart, sustainable choice for professionals who demand performance and longevity.

## Description

desertcart.com: EBL Rechargeable C Batteries C Size C Cell 5000mAh Ni-MH, Pack of 2 : Electronics

Review: Good Performance and Great Value. - There doesn’t seem to be very many objective, evidence based reviews here – so I thought I’d post my findings to help shed some light on these EBL rechargables. Since desertcart shows both D cell and C cell reviews here, I’ll combine mine here, too. I bought 20 D’s and 16 C’s for my vintage radio collection and a few Mag-Lights I have… There isn’t a real choice for name brand D and C cell rechargeable batteries (as there are for AA and AAA). This is why I chose the EBL D cell rated at 10,000 mAh, and the C cell rated at 5,000 mAh. Duracell, Eneloop, and LADDA do not sell rechargeable D and C cells at all. Energizer does, but these are merely glorified AA’s, as the capacity for both their D and C rechargeables are a meager 2,500 mAh. However, both Tenergy and desertcart Basics do offer rechargeable D and C with an advertised capacity of 10k and 5k mAh, like EBL does. For my testing I used two newly bought XTAR Dragon VP4 Plus battery charger/tester’s. This is one of the best out there as it is capable of charging/testing/refreshing anything from AAA to 18650 (and probably more), both NiMH and Lithium, in four independent bays. Another great feature of this charger/tester is that it’s wide enough for four D cells simultaneously. In test mode, this unit will top off the battery to fully charged, then discharge, and finally charge the battery from discharged to 100 percent. This enables the XTAR Dragon to calculate the number of mAh’s both charged, and more importantly, discharged. The discharged number of mAh’s is more important because this is the performance of the battery in use, or rather, how many mAh’s it “gives” versus “takes”. In addition to the mAH charge/discharge rate, the XTAR Dragon can also measure the output voltage and battery resistance in Ohms. This is only the first part of my testing, as I plan to update this review with future results in a year and beyond. All batteries were individually numbered so as to keep track of which one is which for future testing. Upon delivery of my brand new EBL D and C cell batteries, I ran them through the XTAR Dragon’s test mode. The D cells actual charge capacity varied from 10,000 mAh’s (for six of the 20) to a low of 7,216 mAh’s, which averaged out to 7,801 mAh’s (78.01% of advertised capacity). The discharge rate ranged from a high of 7,707 mAh’s to a low of 6,971 mAh’s, which averages out to 7,287 mAh (72.87% of advertised capacity). The C cells fared a little better. For the charge rate they ranged from a high of 4,546 mAh’s to a low of 4,164 mAh’s, which averages out to 4,303 mAh’s (86.1% of advertised capacity). The discharge rate ranged from a high of 4,553 mAh’s to a low of 4,026 mAh’s, which averages out to 4,203 mAh’s (84.09% of advertised capacity). As mentioned earlier, I numbered all of the batteries (20 D cell and 16 C cell) for future reference/testing. I hope to measure in the future how quickly or slowly the batteries discharge over time (percentage) without use for a year. I also hope to see how quickly the actual capacity degrades over time/charging cycles. As I have not bought or tested the desertcart Basic’s or Tenergy rechargeable D and C cell batteries, I cannot compare the EBL’s performance to them. But I would guess that they are probably manufactured in the same factory, or if not, under similar conditions. As such they are probably nearly identical to EBL batteries for performance, which makes EBL batteries a good value, indeed.
Review: Good rechargeable batteries, from what I consider a reputable brand. Reasonably priced. - Excellent batteries, well packaged in their own plastic container, within an outer box. I have purchased D-Size batteries by EBL before, and they have worked well for many years. The batteries took a while to charge and work well in my flashlight. I would recommend EBL rechargeable batteries. Make sure you have a suitable, high amp Ni-MH battery charger to charge them to their full capacity.

## Features

- Package included - 2 of 1.2V R14 5000mAh high capacity C type battery, 1 of battery storage case
- High quality cell - Ni-MH battery has no memory effect, can be charged and used anytime.
- Improved low self discharge - it still maintain 85% of capacity after 1 year of non-use
- Safety Assurance - BDCK steel shell and fan-shaped vent valve make it timely to release the internal pressure

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00ZA7PYE0 |
| Batteries | 2 C batteries required. (included) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (5,439) |
| Date First Available | June 9, 2015 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 5.3 ounces |
| Item model number | C2 |
| Manufacturer | EBL |
| Product Dimensions | 2.17 x 2.17 x 1.18 inches |

## Product Details

- **Battery Capacity:** 5000 Milliampere Hour (mAh)
- **Battery Cell Composition:** NiMH
- **Brand:** EBL
- **Number of Batteries:** 2 C batteries required. (included)
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Digital

## Images

![EBL Rechargeable C Batteries C Size C Cell 5000mAh Ni-MH, Pack of 2 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61-FuhTl+sL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Should the batteries be charged prior to first use?**
A: Being in the mobile DJ business, I never trust pre-charged batteries.  I always charge them when initially received.  All batteries had various levels of charge, yet none were 100% charged.

**Q: Would the C batteries be good to use in a Feit flashlight?**
A: I don't know about a "Feit" flashlight but you should know that these types of batteries don't give a full 1.5 volts each. So if that light is electronic these batts may not work in it. The4y actually really only give about 1.3 or .4 volts when fully charged.

**Q: How long does a charge usually last? I want to use them in a water lantern which stays on for 6 hours at a time.**
A: I use mine in L.E.D. candles which are lit about 5 hours a day and they last approximately 30 days on one charge.

**Q: Can I use them immediately or do they need to be charged first ?**
A: Mine arrived pre-charged.  Used them for about 2 1/2 - 3 hours continuously the first time with no problem.
However, to be on the safe side, I did get them fully charged right after.  Judging on my experience so far,
I've only had them for a few days, I say these batteries are an excellent investment - rather than buying
any of the 2 "highly rated" non-rechargeable batteries people normally buy.  I'll do an update after 6 months.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good Performance and Great Value.
*by A***6 on September 6, 2021*

There doesn’t seem to be very many objective, evidence based reviews here – so I thought I’d post my findings to help shed some light on these EBL rechargables. Since Amazon shows both D cell and C cell reviews here, I’ll combine mine here, too. I bought 20 D’s and 16 C’s for my vintage radio collection and a few Mag-Lights I have… There isn’t a real choice for name brand D and C cell rechargeable batteries (as there are for AA and AAA). This is why I chose the EBL D cell rated at 10,000 mAh, and the C cell rated at 5,000 mAh. Duracell, Eneloop, and LADDA do not sell rechargeable D and C cells at all. Energizer does, but these are merely glorified AA’s, as the capacity for both their D and C rechargeables are a meager 2,500 mAh. However, both Tenergy and Amazon Basics do offer rechargeable D and C with an advertised capacity of 10k and 5k mAh, like EBL does. For my testing I used two newly bought XTAR Dragon VP4 Plus battery charger/tester’s. This is one of the best out there as it is capable of charging/testing/refreshing anything from AAA to 18650 (and probably more), both NiMH and Lithium, in four independent bays. Another great feature of this charger/tester is that it’s wide enough for four D cells simultaneously. In test mode, this unit will top off the battery to fully charged, then discharge, and finally charge the battery from discharged to 100 percent. This enables the XTAR Dragon to calculate the number of mAh’s both charged, and more importantly, discharged. The discharged number of mAh’s is more important because this is the performance of the battery in use, or rather, how many mAh’s it “gives” versus “takes”. In addition to the mAH charge/discharge rate, the XTAR Dragon can also measure the output voltage and battery resistance in Ohms. This is only the first part of my testing, as I plan to update this review with future results in a year and beyond. All batteries were individually numbered so as to keep track of which one is which for future testing. Upon delivery of my brand new EBL D and C cell batteries, I ran them through the XTAR Dragon’s test mode. The D cells actual charge capacity varied from 10,000 mAh’s (for six of the 20) to a low of 7,216 mAh’s, which averaged out to 7,801 mAh’s (78.01% of advertised capacity). The discharge rate ranged from a high of 7,707 mAh’s to a low of 6,971 mAh’s, which averages out to 7,287 mAh (72.87% of advertised capacity). The C cells fared a little better. For the charge rate they ranged from a high of 4,546 mAh’s to a low of 4,164 mAh’s, which averages out to 4,303 mAh’s (86.1% of advertised capacity). The discharge rate ranged from a high of 4,553 mAh’s to a low of 4,026 mAh’s, which averages out to 4,203 mAh’s (84.09% of advertised capacity). As mentioned earlier, I numbered all of the batteries (20 D cell and 16 C cell) for future reference/testing. I hope to measure in the future how quickly or slowly the batteries discharge over time (percentage) without use for a year. I also hope to see how quickly the actual capacity degrades over time/charging cycles. As I have not bought or tested the Amazon Basic’s or Tenergy rechargeable D and C cell batteries, I cannot compare the EBL’s performance to them. But I would guess that they are probably manufactured in the same factory, or if not, under similar conditions. As such they are probably nearly identical to EBL batteries for performance, which makes EBL batteries a good value, indeed.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good rechargeable batteries, from what I consider a reputable brand. Reasonably priced.
*by J***M on November 22, 2025*

Excellent batteries, well packaged in their own plastic container, within an outer box. I have purchased D-Size batteries by EBL before, and they have worked well for many years. The batteries took a while to charge and work well in my flashlight. I would recommend EBL rechargeable batteries. Make sure you have a suitable, high amp Ni-MH battery charger to charge them to their full capacity.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rechargeable C Batteries
*by V***L on December 21, 2025*

These are good for the lanterns I use on the patio. Cheaper than regular batteries and not going into a landfill.

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