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Panasonic NCR18650BD 3180mAh 3C Battery

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Panasonic NCR18650BD 3180mAh 3C 18650 Cells

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Specification of NCR18650BD

Nominal Capacity: 3030mAh minimum, 3180mAh Typical
Nominal Voltage: 3.6V
Discharge End Voltage: 2.5V
Standard Charging Current: 909mA, 0.3C
Charging Voltage: 4.20
Max. Discharging Current: 10A, 3C
Internal Resistance: less than 35mΩ
Weight: 49.5g
Energy Density: 630Wh/l, 217Wh/Kg

NCR18650BD is a Battery cell for Use in Stationary and/or Transport Applications

Model	Chemistry	Form Factor	Standard	Nom Voltage, V dc	Capacity, Ah	Use Temp Range, °C	Max Charging Rate	Max Discharging Rate
							Current, A	Voltage, V dc	Current, A
NCR18650BD	Lithium nickel cobalt oxide	Cylindrical	ANSI/UL 2580	3.6	3.2	0 to 60 for Charge, -20 to 85 for Discharge	4.8	4.4	6.06

Model

Chemistry

Form
Factor

Standard

Nom
Voltage,
V dc

Capacity,
Ah

Use
Temp
Range,
°C

Max
Charging Rate

Max
Discharging
Rate

Current, A

Voltage,
V dc

Current, A

NCR18650BD

Lithium nickel cobalt oxide

Cylindrical

ANSI/UL 2580

3.6

3.2

0 to 60 for Charge, -20 to 85 for Discharge

4.8

4.4

6.06

The ultimate generation of safe and reliable battery for diverse applications

Panasonic NCR18650BD sets the bar high in terms of safety, reliability, performance and cost efficiency. It demonstrates stable performance over a wide range of discharge rate and temperature. If charged at the less stressful 4.15V from the beginning, the improved BD cells do not need State of Health (SOH) check which makes it a more cost efficient and safe solution. It is also the ideal choice when it comes to minimizing the risks of incidents.

Overview of technical specifications of NCR-18650BD

Capacity: 3080mAh (0.2It@25°C)

Higher vs NCR-18650PF @ 4.2VHigher vs NCR-18650GA @4.2V after 400 cycles @1It Discharge Current
Higher vs NCR-18650GA @4.2V after 400 cycles @1It Discharge Current