Xeno Energy
Xeno Energy XL-060H 3.6V AA 1.7Ah Lithium Battery
A 3.6V AA lithium cell with 1.7Ah capacity and a ten-year shelf life for long-term low-current applications
- Battery TypeAA
- 6 V high operating voltage stays stable through most of the cell life
- 7 Ah capacity among the highest nominal ratings available in AA lithium format
- Shelf life exceeds 10 years with under 1 % self-discharge per year at 20 °C
- Operates reliably from -55 °C to +130 °C for extreme-environment deployments
- Non-flammable inorganic electrolyte and low magnetic signature suit sensitive equipment
Primary Power for Long-Life Devices
This Xeno Energy lithium cell delivers 3.6 volts and 1.7 ampere-hours in a standard AA button-top form factor. It is built for equipment that demands stable voltage and very low self-discharge over many years of service.
Verify Voltage and Current Limits Before Use
The cell supplies 3.6 volts, which is higher than common alkaline or nickel-metal-hydride AA batteries, so the device must tolerate that voltage. Continuous draw must not exceed 30 milliamperes, and the battery is not rechargeable under any circumstances.
Direct Replacements for Established Industrial Types
The XL-060H matches the form and electrical profile of Tadiran TL-2100, Saft LS-14500, Toshiba ER6V, Maxell ER6, Sonnenschein SL-360 and several other references, allowing a straight swap in existing designs without circuit changes.
Highlights
- 6 V high operating voltage stays stable through most of the cell life
- 7 Ah capacity among the highest nominal ratings available in AA lithium format
- Shelf life exceeds 10 years with under 1 % self-discharge per year at 20 °C
- Operates reliably from -55 °C to +130 °C for extreme-environment deployments
- Non-flammable inorganic electrolyte and low magnetic signature suit sensitive equipment
Specifications
| Battery Type | AA |
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Questions about this item
Does the Xeno XL-060H include any tabs or connectors, or must I buy them separately?
The battery has a button-top termination. Solder tabs are not included; obtain compatible tabs or a holder separately for PCB mounting.
Should I choose this 1.7Ah cell or a higher-capacity lithium AA for my meter?
This model delivers 1.7Ah at 3.6V with a 30mA continuous current limit. Select it when the load stays below that current and the capacity meets runtime needs.
What does the 3.6V rating mean when the cell powers my wireless sensor?
The cell maintains a stable 3.6V through most of its discharge, so the sensor sees consistent voltage until the 1.7Ah capacity is exhausted.
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