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Juice RCRV3 3.6 V Lithium-Ion Battery
A rechargeable CRV3 lithium-ion cell delivering 3.6 V for compatible digital cameras with faster flash recovery than AA batteries and over 300 charge cycles
- Battery TypeCRV3
- Faster flash recovery for digital cameras
- Rechargeable up to 300 cycles for long-term use
- Retains over 90% charge after one month storage
- 6 V lithium-ion chemistry for high performance
- Compatible with many Olympus, Kodak, Nikon and Casio models
What it is
The Juice RCRV3 is a 3.6 V lithium-ion rechargeable battery built for digital cameras that accept the CRV3 form factor. It replaces disposable CRV3, DLCRV3, ELCRV3 and KCRV3 cells and suits photographers who want a reusable power source for supported models from Casio, Kodak, Konica, Kyocera, Minolta, Nikon and Olympus.
Capacity and headroom
Rated at 3.6 V, the cell delivers faster flash recovery than AA alternatives and retains over 90 % of its charge after one month in storage. It is rated for more than 300 charge cycles, giving long-lasting performance for regular shooting sessions before capacity fade becomes noticeable.
Upgrade path
This battery upgrades cameras that originally shipped with single-use CRV3 lithium primaries, removing the recurring cost and waste of disposable cells. The jump is worth it for owners of listed models such as the Olympus C-740 Ultra Zoom or Kodak DX6440 who shoot frequently and want a rechargeable solution with low self-discharge.
Highlights
- Faster flash recovery for digital cameras
- Rechargeable up to 300 cycles for long-term use
- Retains over 90% charge after one month storage
- 6 V lithium-ion chemistry for high performance
- Compatible with many Olympus, Kodak, Nikon and Casio models
Specifications
| Battery Type | CRV3 |
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Questions about this item
Will this 3.6 V Juice RCRV3 work in my older Olympus C-740 Ultra Zoom that originally took CR-V3 batteries?
Yes — the cell is listed as compatible with the Olympus C-740 Ultra Zoom and replaces ELCRV3, DLCRV3, CR-V3 and KCRV3 types directly.
How can I confirm the battery is holding a proper charge after the first charge cycle?
After a full charge the cell should deliver 3.6 V and the camera’s flash should recycle noticeably faster than with AA cells, matching the claimed quicker recovery.
Does the package include a charger or do I need to buy one separately?
The listing covers only the RCRV3 lithium-ion cell itself; a compatible CRV3 charger is not included and must be purchased separately.
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