DUSLAN
DUSLAN 12-Pack 14500 3.7V 750mAh Li-ion Tabbed AA Battery
A 12-pack of 3.7V 14500 lithium-ion cells with solder tabs, each delivering 750mAh capacity and 1.9A peak discharge in a standard AA form factor
- Battery TypeAA
- 7 V nominal voltage suits high-drain devices
- 750 mAh capacity powers equipment longer per charge
- Tabbed terminals on both ends simplify soldered connections
- Lithium-ion chemistry avoids memory effect and keeps charge in storage
- 12 cells per pack ready for multi-bay projects
Product identity
This DUSLAN 12-pack supplies 14500 lithium-ion cells with solder tabs on both ends. Each cell delivers 3.7 volts nominal and 750 mAh capacity for devices that accept the higher voltage of a 14500 form factor.
Compatibility check
Verify that your equipment is designed for 3.7 volt lithium-ion chemistry and can charge at no more than 0.75 A. The tabs require soldering, so confirm you have the tools and skill for direct board attachment. Ensure the 50 mm length and 14 mm diameter fit your battery compartment.
Ideal users and limits
Suits hobbyists building custom packs or repairing tabbed-cell devices that specify 14500 size and 3.7 volt operation. Not for buyers who need standard 1.5 volt AA alkaline or NiMH replacements, nor for devices lacking protection circuits for lithium-ion chemistry.
Highlights
- 7 V nominal voltage suits high-drain devices
- 750 mAh capacity powers equipment longer per charge
- Tabbed terminals on both ends simplify soldered connections
- Lithium-ion chemistry avoids memory effect and keeps charge in storage
- 12 cells per pack ready for multi-bay projects
Specifications
| Battery Type | AA |
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box and do I need a special charger?
The box contains twelve 14500 lithium-ion cells with solder tabs on both ends. A charger that supports 3.7 V lithium-ion chemistry and a 0.75 A maximum charge current is required and sold separately.
How do I choose between capacities if multiple are listed?
Only the 750 mAh version is offered in this pack; there are no alternative capacities to select.
What does the 3.7 V rating mean when I put these in a device made for 1.5 V AA batteries?
Each cell delivers 3.7 V nominal — roughly three times the voltage of a standard alkaline AA — so the device must be designed for or tolerant of that higher voltage.
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