rechargeability
Can be replenished
Rechargeability is the capacity to be recharged—to have power or energy restored after depletion.
The term appears most often with batteries: The rechargeability of lithium-ion cells makes them ideal for portable electronics.
It occasionally extends to metaphorical contexts like emotional reserves or creative energy.
Rechargeable cell technology
- lead-acidRechargeable electrochemical cell type
- batteryPortable electricity storage
- cellBasic unit of life
- anodeOxidation electrode
cathode · electrode · electrolyte · accumulator · solid-state
Charge over time unit
- runtimeProgram execution duration
- longevityDuration of existence
- degradationDecline in condition
- retentionContinued holding or possession
Not harming the environment
- recyclableCapable of being remade
- reusableFit for repeated service
- greenColor of vegetation
- environmentalOf natural surroundings
lithium-ion
Rechargeable cell technology
- lead-acidRechargeable electrochemical cell type
- batteryPortable electricity storage
- cellBasic unit of life
anode · cathode · electrode · electrolyte · accumulator · solid-state
ampere-hours
Charge over time unit
- runtimeProgram execution duration
- longevityDuration of existence
- degradationDecline in condition
eco-friendly
Not harming the environment
- recyclableCapable of being remade
- reusableFit for repeated service
- greenColor of vegetation
cordless
Without attached wiring
- portableAble to be carried
- wirelessUntethered signal transmission
- plug-inSupplementary software component
swappable · hot-swap · docking · top-up · on-the-go · travel-friendly
- batteriesAAAA, D cell, car battery, lithium-ion battery, 9-volt
rechargeabilitydisposability
Meant to be discarded
single-use · expendability · irreversibility · alkaline battery
rechargeabilitywastefulness
Careless use of resources
planned obsolescence · unsustainability · disposability · throwaway culture
charge, discharge, charger, charging, recharge, overcharge, recharged, recharging, recharges