The yellow Storacell SlimLine AAA Battery Holder is an organizer designed to accommodate up to 6 AAA batteries. Its design permits one-handed dispensing of batteries. The caddy protects both terminal ends of each inserted battery, regardless of orientation.
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Key Features
- Holds 6 AAA Batteries
- One-Handed Dispensing
- Caddy Protects Both Terminals
The yellow Storacell SlimLine AAA Battery Holder is an organizer designed to accommodate up to 6 AAA batteries. Its design permits one-handed dispensing of batteries. The caddy protects both terminal ends of each inserted battery, regardless of orientation.
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STORACELL SLAAACY Overview
UPC: 858688002003
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STORACELL SLAAACY Reviews
Perfect battery holder
By James
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2025-06-14
I first started using the Storacell battery holders when I needed a way to safely store lithium batteries for a cold weather photo shoot. This was just what I needed to be sure the batteries would not short out and to keep track of the batteries. Now I have multiple sizes of the Storacell battery holders. They are easy to use and a good way to keep track of your rechargeable batteries.
I liked everything about it!
By Ana
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2024-11-15
I liked everything about it!
See any errors on this page?
It says 'one-handed dispensing'. Are these looser ...
It says 'one-handed dispensing'. Are these looser than my AA version? There is no way I could do those with 1 hand.
The STORACELL SlimLine AAA Battery Holder (Tuxedo Black) is a one-handed dispensing product. You can push the battery out with your thumb. We can demo this product if you join the B&H Video Chat under the following link:
https://bhpho.to/3Zmjq64
Date published: 2024-12-06
question
Is it possible that a battery in this case will be short-circuited if it comes into contact with a metal object such as a bunch of keys? Or does the construction of the case prevent that?
I'm traveling (without the battery holder at the moment), so don't have it right in front of me to check, but the batteries do sit below the top of the holder, so in general, flat pieces of metal like keys can't short them out. That being said, you could get unlucky, I guess, with a key ring or if you dropped them in a pocket with a bunch of metal objects, the right combination of things could make a circuit...
Date published: 2022-10-09

