Specifications:
- Protection Kicks In: 2.75V and 4.2V
- Maximum Charge / Drain Rate: 1.5C
- Internal Resistance: <= 120m ohm
- Charging Temp: 0 - 45°C
- Size(mm): 66(Length) x 18(Diameter)
- Output: 3.7V
- Capacity: 2400mAh
Features:
- Safety protected Li-ion rechargeable Ultrafire batteries
- The voltage of full charge & empty condition is 4.2V & 2.75V respectively
- Can be recharged over 500 times
- Over-charging/draining at 4.2V/2.75V
Details:
- The 18650 Ultrafire batteriers can be used for flashlight and some other power consuming objects
- The 18650 rechargeable lithium battery can be used for flashlight and some other power consuming objects
- The 18650 rechargeable lithium battery take much convenience for your daily life
- The 18650 battery has low self discharge rates and no memory
- The rechargeable lithium battery has integrated microchip to prenvent overcharging and lengthens battery life
- Ultrafire 18650 rechargeable lithium battery allows you to get incredible runtime out of the flashlight
Size in Detail:
About Rechargeable Batteries
- Function
- Sometimes called a storage battery, a rechargeable battery consists of multiple cells. This enables the electrochemical reaction that powers the battery to be reversed. Using a charger, these batteries can be recharged many times. Rechargeable batteries are used in automobiles, consumer electronics, storage for solar arrays and electrical vehicles.
- Types
- The most common types of rechargeable batteries are lead-acid, nickel cadmium, alkaline, nickel metal hydride and lithium ion. Lithium ion batteries are considered the most advanced rechargeable battery type and are used in most contemporary consumer electronics.
- Size
- Rechargeable batteries come in many shapes and sizes from automobile lead-acid type batteries to laptop and small digital camera batteries. The size is determined by the type of technology used and the design of the device in which the battery will be placed.
- Features
- The main feature of a rechargeable battery is self-evident--it can be charged multiple times. Secondary features that differ depending on the type of battery include:
- Self-Discharge: This effect occurs within the battery cells causing the battery to lose power over time even when not in use.
- Memory Effect: An effect mostly witnessed in Nickel Cadmium batteries, the battery seems to lose its maximum energy capacity if charged multiple times without being fully discharged.
- Energy-to-Mass Ratio: This refers to the energy density of the battery.
- Currently, Lithium ion batteries are the best performing rechargeable batteries if considering the above features.
- Considerations
- Many people avoid rechargeable batteries when given a choice because of a perceived higher cost. When you consider that rechargeable batteries can be reused multiple times, the savings of using them as opposed to one use batteries becomes clear
Package Included:
- 2 x UltraFire 18650 3.7V Protected Rechargeable Battery
