Nickel-cadmium cells have an anode (negative) in cadmium hydroxide and a cathode (positive) in nickel hydroxide, immersed in an alkaline solution (electrolyte) comprising potassium, sodium and lithium hydroxides. The cells are rechargeable and deliver a voltage of 1.2 V during discharge. Nickel-cadmium batteries have a legendary reputation for robustness, reliability and service life. This is the benchmark technology for difficult and demanding applications: operating temperatures from -40 °C to +60 °C (because the electrolyte has a very low freezing point), excellent cycling capability (up to 3,000 cycles), long storage life, and low or zero maintenance.
Because of the structural materials they use, nickel-cadmium batteries are exceptionally robust, and exempt from risk of sudden failure. And they can be made with very thin electrodes, for high-power units.
EverExceed single cells conform to IEC and DIN standards.

EverExceed and its subsidiaries have been specialized in the design, development, manufacturing and marketing of world-class quality level Ni-Cd batteries many years. A continuously improved and further developed technique, together with the highly qualified standard of employees and advanced equipment, allow the production of a highly innovative product and an individual customer service.