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Newer ikea devices are standardizing on AAA because they can be recharged. The new motion sensors, door sensors, and buttons all use AAA batteries.
by yurishimo 2y ago
Newer ikea devices are standardizing on AAA because they can be recharged. The new motion sensors, door sensors, and buttons all use AAA batteries.
- theshrike79 2y agoAlso: The IKEA rechargeable LADDA batteries are rebranded Eneloops, confirmed by multiple tests to be virtually identical in capacity and charge retention.
- Sander_Marechal 2y agoSadly there's no AAA equivalent to the simple old square Tradri 0/1 on/off dimmer switches that use the cr2032 batteries. Those old switches are small enough that I could 3D print brackets to mount them in my standard wall covers. The newer AAA devices are all much bigger or try to do too many things.
- a_paddy 2y agoThe RODRET is the AAA version.
- Sander_Marechal 2y agoSadly is too big to mount inside a standard 70x70 mm EU wall frame
- WaitWaitWha 2y agoThanks for the update. The ones I have are the Remote Control N2 using AAA, and the motion sensors use CR2032.
- jve 2y agoLast week bought IKEA motion sensor - AAA