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Sub C NiCd Battery With Solder Tabs | Rechargeable 1.2V Cell 2200 Mah – 2 Pack

Original price was: $11.00.Current price is: $2.39.

High-quality Sub C NiCd battery cell with factory-welded solder tabs for easy battery pack rebuilding. Ideal for power tools, emergency lighting packs, industrial equipment, and custom builds. Pack of 2 Cells

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Sub C NiCd Battery With Solder Tabs | Rechargeable 1.2V Cell 2200 Mah – 2 Pack

Sub C NiCd Battery With Solder Tabs Rechargeable 1.2V Cell 2200 Mah SC-2200 Nicad with Tabs NCD2200SCT-P rechargeable cell for packs. Pack of 2 Cells

  • 1.2 Volt
  • 2200 mah
  • Nicad
  • With Tabs 1/8 thick 1/2inch long
  • (TOP250)

If you’re rebuilding a battery pack, having the right cell with soldered tabs already attached saves time and helps ensure a clean, reliable connection. This Sub C NiCd (Nickel Cadmium) rechargeable cell is a dependable choice for pack assembly where rugged performance and consistent output matter.

Why choose a Sub C NiCd with solder tabs?

  • Faster pack rebuilding: Tabs are pre-attached so you can solder to strips/wiring without trying to bond directly to the cell can.

  • Better connections: Tabs provide a proper soldering surface for stronger, more repeatable joints.

  • Great for service work: Common in older and legacy battery packs where NiCd chemistry is required.

Common uses

  • Battery pack rebuilds and refurbishment

  • Emergency lighting and exit sign battery packs

  • Industrial and commercial equipment packs

  • Custom battery assemblies and prototypes

Important notes before ordering

  • Chemistry matters: NiCd is often required for certain chargers and legacy packs—do not substitute NiMH/Li-ion unless your charger and device support it.

  • Match physical size + tab style: Sub C cells can use different tab orientations/styles depending on how your pack is built.

  • If you’re unsure, send a photo of the old pack/cell layout and we can help match it.

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FAQ (high-converting + SEO-friendly)

Q: What does “soldered tabs” mean?
A: It means the metal tabs are factory-welded to the battery cell so you can solder to the tabs, not directly to the cell casing.

Q: Is Sub C the same as SC?
A: Yes — “Sub C” and “SC” are commonly used to describe the same cell size category in battery pack rebuilding.

Q: Can I replace a NiCd cell with NiMH?
A: Sometimes, but not always. Charger compatibility and pack design matter. If the original pack is NiCd, confirm your charger supports NiMH before switching.

Q: How do I know what tab style I need?
A: Tab orientation and length depend on the pack layout. If you share a photo of the old cell arrangement, it’s easier to match.

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Sub C NiCd Battery With Solder Tabs | Rechargeable 1.2V Cell 2200 Mah – 2 Pack NCD2200SCT-P-2Pack

Ordering guidance

A reliable replacement starts with an exact match

Similar-looking batteries and accessories can use different voltage, chemistry, connectors or polarity. Verify the label and physical fit before purchase.

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Is matching the voltage enough?

No. Chemistry, dimensions, connector type, polarity, terminal position and charging requirements must also match.

Which number should I compare?

Use the complete model or part number printed on the original item. Include every prefix, suffix, dash and revision where shown.

What if my device model is not listed?

Do not assume compatibility from appearance alone. Compare the original part number and specifications or confirm the requirements in the device documentation.