Is an 18350 battery the same as CR123A?

The 18350 has a larger diameter. The capacity is much lower than the CR123, even the 18350 battery has lower capacity (But more energy, due to the higher voltage). When using these batteries in CR123 flashlight the brightness will usual be higher and the runtime even shorter than the lower capacity suggest.

Are all 18350 batteries the same?

Lithium ICR 18350 batteries commonly have higher capacities, but maximum allowed currents are often limited to just a few C. Note: there are other chemistries on the market too, but they are not often used in 18350 batteries. High-drain 18350 batteries are commonly either IMR 18350 or INR 18350 batteries.

What kind of batteries are 18350?

18350 Batteries – 3.7V Lithium Ion Rechargeable Battery.

What size is a 18350 battery?

An 18350 cell means it’s 18mm in diameter and 35mm long. The zero at the end simply means it’s cylindrical. Some 18650 and 18350 cells will differ in length…but only slightly. The difference is with those that are “protected”.

Can you use CR123 instead of CR123A?

Are CR123 and CR123A batteries the Same? It’s safe to say the only major difference between the two is the letter A. When you compare their functionality, performance, lifespan and chemistry, the two are essentially one and the same thing.

Are all 18350 batteries rechargeable?

18350 Batteries are powerful and efficient rechargeable cells that utilize advanced Lithium-ion chemistry.

What’s the difference between a CR123 and a CR123A?

There are no difference between CR123 and CR123a batteries. They have the same size, only their names are different because CR123A is a most common names.

Is 123 lithium the same as 123A?

123, 123A, CR123, CR123A, SF123 are all the same thing – a 3V ~1500 mAh cylindrical lithium cell ~0.650″ dia x 1.350″ L. They have a positive button top. The button should have 2 or 3 small vents in it to prevent “exposive disassembly” failure mode.