Enercell

  Enercell is a battery brand sold exclusively by RadioShack at retail stores and online. The branding "Enercell" is a combination of "Energizer" and "Duracell", the two battery brands with the largest market-share. For decades, Enercell batteries were manufactured by Eveready, and then by Energizer when Energizer Holdings bought out Eveready. In 2004, Rayovac successfully underbid Energizer as RadioShack's battery supplier. As an added bonus, Rayovac also began packaging the Enercell branded batteries (something RadioShack had previously done themselves), which lead to considerably higher profit margins for batteries at RadioShack. Rayovac had formerly manufactured a rechargeable alkaline battery for RadioShack also branded Enercell for a short period of time, however poor sales prompted a switch in branding back to Rayovac Renewal before the product was finally discontinued at RadioShack in 2001.

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Previously, other specialty batteries (such as cordless telephone batteries and button-cell batteries) available at RadioShack were branded Enercell, however these were purchased simultaneously from multiple manufacturers at a piece rate. Although the same purchase process is still in effect, specialty batteries at RadioShack are now simply branded "RadioShack".

Also, RadioShack for several years sold batteries branded "Enercell Plus" that were marketed as "Premium Alkaline" batteries. [1] These were always manufactured by Energizer, until they were discontinued in January 2007. The same product has been relaunched as "Digital Plus" and is called a "high power alkaline". It is also now manufactured by Rayovac.