Paristokäyttöisen

Paristokäyttöisen is a Finnish word that translates to "battery-powered" in English. It describes anything that operates using batteries as its power source. This term is commonly used in everyday language and technical contexts in Finland.

Objects that are paristokäyttöisen can range from small household items like remote controls, clocks, and portable radios to larger devices such as some types of toys, flashlights, and even certain portable medical equipment. The convenience of being paristokäyttöisen lies in their portability, allowing them to be used in locations without access to a mains electricity supply.

The specific type of battery used can vary greatly depending on the device's power requirements. Common battery types include alkaline, lithium-ion, and rechargeable nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) batteries. The lifespan of a paristokäyttöisen device is directly related to the battery capacity and the device's energy consumption. When the batteries are depleted, they typically need to be replaced or recharged. This characteristic makes them a popular choice for many consumer electronics and mobile applications. The term emphasizes the independence from electrical outlets.