Sanyo 18650 Batteries

The Sanyo NCR18650GA battery is one of the highest-rated capability 18650 batteries on the market today. The accessory to high outflow rate makes the Sanyo NCR18650GA battery the optimal battery for a type of electronic device including hybrid electronic vehicles, aircraft parts, electronic motorcycles, and much more.

The Sanyo 18650 battery keeps a full charge of 3.7V, gives 3500mAh of power, and can offer continuous strong performance for each of your electric devices.

This is an authoritative Panasonic NCR18650GA battery.  It is a 3500mAh 10 A battery and is one of the best mid-power, high-capacity batteries we suggest.  It fights with the LG MJ1 and is a favorite choice for things like e-bike batteries and electric vehicle batteries.

The Sanyo 18650 Battery Specifications

• Battery size: 18650
• Charge operating temperature limit: 50°F to 113°F
• Discharge operating temperature limit: -4°F to 140°F
• Length – 2.57″
• Diameter – 0.72″
• Battery Chemistry: Lithium-Ion
• Low Voltage: 3.6V
• Maximum dimensions: 30mm x 18.50 mm diameter
• Recommended discharge cut-off voltage: 2.5V
• Full charge voltage: 4.2V
• Unprotected
• Rated capability: 3500mAh
• Weight: 48g
• Typical capability: 3450mAh (3350mAh minimum)
• Origin: China or Japan

The Sanyo 18650 Battery Safety

Do not buy Sanyo 18650 battery before reading and knowing these safety cautions. Using a lithium-ion cell incorrectly may provoke it to leak, produce heat, smoke, catch on fire, or blast.

General Cautions of The Battery

• The Sanyo 18650 lithium-ion cell must wait in the operating warmth outlined in the Sanyo battery datasheet.
• The cell must not pass voltage, current, and other ratings in the Sanyo battery datasheet.
• Be cautious not to short-circuit.
• Reserve batteries separately, and do not move without proper packaging of the battery.
• Never save or carry together with conductive or metallic purposes particularly in a pocket or bag.
• Do not keep them in the sun, in a hot vehicle, or anywhere with immediate radiation.
• If you see an unusual smell, rust, can deformation, cracked surface, or fluid discharge, particularly on first use, stop use and contact our hotline.
• Maintain cells away from pets and children.
• If the cell is connected to a PCB, keep it away from high-static environments.
• When low capacity after the full discharge cycle is less than 80% of the estimated capacity, please stop use.
• Reuse interrupted batteries according to local regulations and cover terminals with insulating tape before disposal.

Charging Cautions of The Battery

• Use the charging system Constant Current-Constant Voltage to charge your battery.
• Use a specified charger for 18650 lithium-ion batteries for better results.
• Never charge with a smoke lighter charger or directly by an electric socket.
• Before using a charger or electronic device, read its user manual very carefully.
• Verify terminals are aligned perfectly before inserting the cell into the charger or device.
• Do not exceed the maximum charge voltage and current, and charge transporting temperatures.
• Do not charge the battery near high temperatures or combustible materials like cardboard boxes.
• Stop charging after passing charge time outlined in the user manual or datasheet of the battery.
• If the cell does not improve charge after a prolonged time in the charger, stop using the charger.
• Charger or device should perform warning for over-voltage, over-current, and over-temperature, control of overcharge, and charge timer.