Rechargeable Collection

Electric car, conceptual artwork F005 / 0390
Electric car, conceptual computer artwork

Rechargeable electric car, artwork C013 / 9508
Rechargeable electric car, artwork. Electric cars run on electricity, rather than fossil fuels. Rechargeable ones are designed to be recharged by being plugged into a charging point

Electric car, conceptual artwork F005 / 0391
Electric car, conceptual computer artwork

19th century rechargeable battery with row of cells connected to terminals

Electric car, conceptual artwork F005 / 0393
Electric car, conceptual computer artwork

Electric car, conceptual artwork F005 / 0392
Electric car, conceptual computer artwork

Rechargeable battery, artwork
Rechargeable battery, Computer artwork showing the structure of a typical lithium-ion rechargeable battery. The battery consists of a cathode (green) and anode (red)

Cordless Drill Components
Interior of a cordless drill showing the layout of the major components: the rechargeable 14.4v battery pack, variable speed on/off trigger switch, motor

Cordless power drill components
Interior of a cordless drill showing the layout of the major components: the rechargeable 14.4v battery pack, variable speed on/off trigger switch, motor

Rechargeable electric car, artwork C013 / 9507
Rechargeable electric car, artwork. Electric cars run on electricity, rather than fossil fuels. Rechargeable ones are designed to be recharged by being plugged into a charging point

Battery - Vartade lead acid 12 volt 55 amp hour car battery in situ under bonnet UK
MAB-240 Battery - Vartade lead acid 12 volt 55 amp hour car battery in situ under bonnet UK Mark Boulton contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Display of different kinds of batteries including car lead acid dry and lithium cells of various sizes
MAB-868 Display of different kinds of batteries including car lead acid dry and lithium cells of various sizes and rechargeables UK Mark Boulton contact details: prints@ardea.com tel

Battery - Bosch silver lead acid 12 volt 36A amp hour car battery UK
MAB-238 Battery - Bosch silver lead acid 12 volt 36A amp hour car battery UK Mark Boulton contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Battery - Deta Drivemobil German lead acid 12 volt 55 amp hour car battery UK
MAB-239 Battery - Deta Drivemobil German lead acid 12 volt 55 amp hour car battery UK Mark Boulton contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Lithium-ion battery. This is a rechargeable battery often used in electrical equipment. The energy is stored in the battery through the movement of lithium ions

Batteries charging. Rechargeable nickel-cadmium (Ni-Cad) batteries in a charger

Electrical batteries. Collection of electrical batteries. Batteries are chemical systems designed to store and slowly release electrical energy

Solar powered lamp. This lamps battery charges in the day by storing electricity generated from sunlight using a solar panel (upper left)

Rechargeable battery. This is a nickel cadmium battery. Batteries are chemical systems designed to store and slowly release electrical energy

Electrical power sources. Collection of different sources of electrical power. At lower centre are different types of batteries

Wind-up cycle lamp. The batteries in this light can be recharged when low by rotating an extendible black arm

Car battery disposal. Used car batteries packed inside a container. This type of battery contains a mixture of lead and acid. Car batteries can be recycled

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"Embracing the Future: The Power Technology" In a world where sustainability and efficiency are paramount, rechargeable technology has emerged as a game-changer. From electric cars to cordless power drills, this innovative concept is revolutionizing our daily lives. Imagine cruising down the road in a sleek rechargeable electric car, its futuristic design turning heads at every corner. Conceptual artworks like F005/0390 and C013/9508 showcase the potential of these vehicles, highlighting their eco-friendly nature and cutting-edge features. But rechargeable technology doesn't stop there. Delve into history, and you'll find 19th-century batteries with rows of cells connected to terminals – an early glimpse into what would become today's rechargeables. Artworks like F005/0391 and F005/0393 further illustrate the evolution of electric cars, pushing boundaries with their visionary designs. Beyond transportation, rechargeables have also transformed everyday tools. Cordless drill components powered by rechargeable batteries offer convenience without compromising on performance or reliability. Whether it's DIY projects or professional work, these components provide unmatched freedom and flexibility. Speaking of batteries, they come in various shapes and sizes – from Vartade lead-acid car batteries (like the 12-volt 55 amp hour version) to lithium cells – all showcasing their recharging capabilities. A display featuring different kinds of batteries serves as a testament to how far we've come in harnessing sustainable energy sources. Rechargeable technology represents more than just convenience; it symbolizes our commitment towards building a greener future. By embracing this powerful innovation across industries like automotive and construction, we can reduce our carbon footprint while enjoying enhanced functionality. So let's embrace the power of rechargeables – whether it's through driving an electric car that pushes boundaries or utilizing cordless tools that make tasks easier than ever before. Together, we can pave the way for a sustainable and electrifying future.