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Customizable CP603146 Li - MnO2 Soft Battery For NB-IoT Smart Alarm
| Nominal Capacity | 1950mAh |
| Nominal Voltage | 3.0 V |
| Maximum Continuous Current | 800mA |
| At +25°C, 2.0V cut-off, battery discharged for minimum 50% of rated capacity with max pulse for 3 seconds after 27 seconds break. | |
| Maximum Pulse Discharge Current | 1000mA |
| The discharged capacity may vary according to the pulse . characteristics, the temperature, and the cell’s previous history. Fitting the cell with a capacitor may be recommended in severe conditions. Consult HCB. | |
| Storage Condition (recommended) | Temperature ≤ 30℃ Humidity ≤ 75%RH |
| Operating Temperature | -40℃ to +70℃ |
| Battery Dimension (Thickness*Width*Height ) | 6.2mm*31mm*46mm |
| Max Weight | 16g |
| Self-discharge Rate | 2% |
| Low self-discharge rate (less than 2% per year of storage at +20°C) | |
| Shelf Life | 10 years |
| Ambient temperature 23±2℃ | |
1. Battery Benefits
● High Voltage Response, Stable during most of
the Lifetime of the Application
● Energy Density up to 830Wh/L
● Wide Operating Temperature Range (-40℃~+70℃)
● Low Self-discharge Rate (less than 2% per year of storage at +20°C)
2. Main Applications
● Security System
● Smart Metering
● RFID and Tracking System
● Wireless Transmitting
● Smart Home Devices
● Military Devices
3. Key Features
● Optimized Battery Structure,Full Discharge Capacity
● Super Long Endurance
● No Passivation
● GB 8897.4-2008,IEC 60086.4:2014 and RoHS
● Easy to Recover
4. Warning
● Do not charge
● Do Not Short Circuit
● Do Not Recharge
● Do Not Puncture
● Do Not Crush
● Do Not Dismantle
● Do Not Incinerate
● Do Not Mix New and Used Batteries
● Do Not Heat Above 100°C
5. FAQ
In order to store the battery, the environment should be dry enough.
We need to stop using the battery when the abnormal heat release or leakage occurs.
Could you supply different sizes of batteries according to my product?
Yes, you can send your requirements about size or capacity to us.
