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LiFePO4 14505 Battery: 3.2V 600 mAh (2.22Wh, 0.6A Rate, No PCB) - UN38.3 Passed
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Out of stock
Product ID # 9482
Part Number: LFP-14505-600WR
Lead Time: 5 Business Days!
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Features
| Battery |
- 3.2V LiFePO4 600mAH made by button top, standard AA size LFP-14505-600
- No PCB, with wire only
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| Nominal Voltage |
Average 3.2 - 3.3 V |
| Nominal Capacity |
600mAh ( at 0.2C rate, 3.8V cut-off) |
| Energy Density |
96.96 wh/kg |
| Pre-wired |
 Battery with 4.0" long 22AWG with shrink wrap |
| Max.Charging current |
0.6A Max |
| Max.Discharging current |
0.6A max. |
| Operation Temperature |
- Charging: 0 oC (32F) - 45 oC (113F)
- Discharging: - 20 oC (-4F) - 60 oC (140F)
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| Cycle Performance |
- >2000 (80% of initial capacity at 0.2C rate, IEC Standard)
- 2 times more than NiMH and 10 time more than SLA
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| Dimensions (DxH) (max with tab) |
14.0 mm (0.55") (Max 14.1) x 50.3 mm (1.98")(Max 50.8) |
| Weight |
0.7 oz (19.8 grams) |
Please download the Specification here 
Applications
- 3.2VDC Device with 0.6A Max drain
- Solar light
- Emergency Light
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Warnings
- LiFePO4 battery must be cut-off at 3.8V/cell condition when charging
- You must limit discharging rate below Max rate
- Please do NOT use NiMH/NiCD smart charger for charge the cell
- California residents: Warning: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - See Prop 65 Warnings
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Product Reviews
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Average Rating:
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Pack on the Back of the Baritone Strap...
rulgert
(WI 54624)
8/4/2015 2:41 PM
i like that i found exactly what i was looking for within minutes at Batteryspace...and in the LifePO chemistry, needing to build a well mannered bi-polar pack.....running it a little low at +/-16vdc allows me to charge the center taped 10 cell from a small PC mount torriodal transformer with a stiff parallel Schottky bridge for near switch reg efficiency and a simple Varistor on the primary doubling as over voltage protection.
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