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Panasonic batteries
The huge range of Panasonic batteries is just a tiny part of a much larger selection of products sold worldwide by the Panasonic Corporation.
Konosuke Matsushita set up what would eventually become Panasonic in 1918. The company, then named after its founder, sold duplex lamp sockets before expanding into bicycle lamps under the Universal brand.
The Japanese company expanded into America and then Europe during the 60s and 70s, selling televisions as Panasonic.
Since then the company has grown to be the largest electrical manufacturer in the world producing a wide selection of electrical equipment, for both consumers and professional needs.
And with that range of electrical equipment, the majority of which is portable, it is little surprise that Panasonic are one of the world’s largest battery manufacturers.
Their huge range includes:
They also produce a selection of battery chargers for rechargeable batteries.
Battery packs typically make use of rechargeable batteries which have one major failing. Over time, and after an average 100 to 1000 charges, they lose their ability to hold a charge and a replacement will be required.
The wide section of electrical equipment sold by the company requires replacement digital camera batteries, mobile phone batteries, computer batteries, drill batteries and camcorder batteries to all be available.
These can be typically purchased in High Street outlets as well as online at sites such as Amazon and eBay.
Competitors to Panasonic
While Panasonic are one of the world’s largest battery manufacturers there are many competitors. These alternative include:
Each has their own advantages and disadvantages in terms of cost, service life and availability. However, Panasonic have one key advantage as their equipment is designed to be used primarily with their own battery options.
