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Description

This is a quality 3.7V 18650 rechargeable lithium-ion battery with a 3000mAh capacity and up to 15A discharge – ideal for the UPS HAT, Super Watchdog, micro:Maqueen, KitiBot and any other projects requiring the specific 18650 battery format with plenty of juice in the can!

We only source these batteries from our trusted UK battery supplier due to their careful testing ensuring each cell is EU/UK regulation and RoHS compliant. Each cell has clear polarity marking and comes in its own individual plastic storage tube for added safety and protection.

These 18650 cells are the unprotected type, meaning you’ll need to ensure you use them with a device that provides protection such as reverse polarity protection, overcharge/discharge protection, over current protection and short circuit protection. If you’re not sure what this means, you shouldn’t be buying this battery – safety first!

These cells offer up to 15A continuous discharge. If you need something higher, our 2500mAh 18650 cells offer up to 20A and are usually a little cheaper.

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Specification

• Size: 18650
• Nominal Capacity: 3000mAh
• Nominal Voltage: 3.7V
• Discharge: 15A Max Continuous
• Max Charge Current: 5A
• Positive: Flat
• Protected: No
• Rechargeable: Yes
• Dimensions: 18.6mm x 65.1mm
• Weight: 49g

Lithium Care

Important! Lithium batteries require careful storage and usage, and must only be charged/discharged within the ratings listed. Please only consider purchasing this item if you have the knowledge and equipment to use and maintain these batteries properly. If you accidentally damage (bend/pierce/crush/dent) these batteries, stop using them immediately and dispose of them safely and responsibly.

• Never carry loose cells ?C they should be suitably cased at all times when not in use
• Do not short batteries with metallic objects such as keys or loose change
• Always use a battery charger or circuit board charging module designed for Lithium-Ion cells
• Never leave a battery charger unattended
• Never completely discharge batteries
• All batteries should be checked for damage regularly
• Do not expose to extremes of heat or cold, or sudden fluctuations between the two
• Always dispose of end-of-life cells at your local WEEE recycling centre