Audited Supplier
| Model | Size | Nominal Voltage (V) | Max.Dimensions | Weight (g) | Standard Capacity\Current | Max Continuous Discharge Current (mA) | Operating Temperature(°C) | Terminate Voltage (V) |
| (φmm×mm) | (mAh\mA) | |||||||
| ER17335 | 2/3A | 3.6 | 17.0×33.5 | 18 | 1900\1.0 | 50 | -55~+85 | 2 |
- High quality with best price;
- High and stable operating voltage;
- Low self-discharge rate. Anual self discharge rate lower than 1% at +25 °C;
- Long operating life;
- High energy density (700wh/kg);
- Wide operating temerature range;
- Stainless steel can and cover;
- Hermetic glass-to-metal sealing;
- Non-flammable electrolyte;
- Compliant with IEC86-4 safety standard;
- Non-restricted for transport .
Details:
1. High and stable voltage: 3.6V rated voltage; operating voltage is 3.3V~3.4V in normal temperature, and 3.5V~3.6V In high temperature. Because the electrochemical reaction of positive pole is heterogeneous reaction, the dischargeing curve is very stable until the capacity is almost exhausted when the curve changes a lot;
2. Long shelf life: Due to its full-sealing structure, it can be stored for more than 10 years.
- Water meter;
- Ammeter, Heat meter;
- Electricity meter;
- Gas Meter;
- Automatic Meter Reading;
- Real time clock;
- Wireless Sensors;
- Security and alarm systems;
- Monitoring systems;
- Smoke Detector;
- Pulse/event-counters;
- Automatic meter reading system;
- Toll station power;
- Memory back-up power;
- Remote data systems;
- Deep Drilling, Automotive Electronics;
- Radar and Medical Instrument etc.
Shenzhen Enbar-tech enterprises, is mainly engaged in the R&D and manufacturing of non-rechargeable lithium batteries, including: Li-SOCl2 Battery, Li-MnO2 Battery, Thin cell, High temperature Li-SOCl2 Battery. It is China's leading manufacturer of non-rechargeable lithium battery.
Our products apply to wide fields, such as intelligent IC card, active RFID, GPS system, communication medical equipment, electricity, transportation, radio&television and industrial equipment and so on.
