DUSLAN
DUSLAN 3.2V 32650 LiFePO4 5000 mAh 2-pack standard battery
Two 3.2 V 32650 LiFePO4 cells deliver 5000 mAh each with a 15 A maximum discharge current and up to 2000 charge cycles
- 2 V nominal voltage powers compatible devices reliably
- 5000 mAh capacity delivers extended runtime per charge
- Up to 2000 charge cycles reduce replacement frequency
- 15 A max discharge current supports high-drain applications
- Flat terminals on both ends simplify series or parallel wiring
32650 LiFePO4 5000 mAh 2-pack
These two flat-top cells deliver 3.2 V nominal voltage and 5000 mAh capacity each using lithium iron phosphate chemistry. They suit devices that accept the 32650 form factor and require stable output without memory effect.
15 A discharge and 2.5 A charge limits
Continuous discharge is rated at 15 A while charging current must not exceed 2.5 A. The flat terminals on both ends require spring contacts or solder tabs; they will not fit holders designed for button-top cells.
2000 cycles and 137 g per cell
Up to 2000 charge cycles provide long storage life at 137 g weight per battery. The 70 mm length and 32 mm diameter demand exact compartment clearance; builders needing higher single-cell capacity or a different voltage must choose another chemistry.
Highlights
- 2 V nominal voltage powers compatible devices reliably
- 5000 mAh capacity delivers extended runtime per charge
- Up to 2000 charge cycles reduce replacement frequency
- 15 A max discharge current supports high-drain applications
- Flat terminals on both ends simplify series or parallel wiring
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 2-pack or buy single cells for my 3.2 V 5000 mAh LiFePO4 project?
The supplier offers this item as a 2-pack of 32650 cells. Each cell is 3.2 V and 5000 mAh, so the pack gives you two matched units with flat terminals ready for series or parallel wiring.
What runtime can I expect from a 3.2 V 5000 mAh LiFePO4 cell in a real device?
At the rated 5000 mAh capacity, a single cell can deliver 5 A for one hour or 1 A for about five hours. Actual runtime depends on your load; the cell supports up to 15 A continuous discharge.
Does the flat-terminal 32650 format limit the charge or discharge current I can use?
The flat terminals are a mechanical format; the electrical limits are 2.5 A maximum charge current and 15 A maximum discharge current as specified for this chemistry.
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