#Bulk eneloop batteries plus#

These are just variants of CR123As, which may be referred to as 123, 123A, CR23, and more. Why do I see names like EL123A, 123A, and K123LA? We always indicate whether our flashlights can accommodate multiple battery sizes so you don’t buy the wrong size cell, and you can shop for CR123A flashlights here.

#Bulk eneloop batteries plus#

18650s are slightly thicker than CR123As, so you may need a battery sleeve for a secure connection. Energizer Rechargeable AAA Batteries, Recharge Power Plus Triple A Battery Pre-Charged, 4 Count. Some 18650 battery-powered flashlights and devices have long, spring-loaded interiors to account for varied battery length, allowing 2 x CR123A batteries to squeeze in. Can I use 2 x CR123A batteries instead of an 18650 battery? It’s important to note that RCR123A batteries usually have a 3.6 – 3.7 voltage, and not all flashlights and cameras can use both CR123As and their rechargeable counterparts. They are slightly shorter (16mm) compared to CR123As, utilize lithium-ion chemistries, and usually have lower energy capacities. Yes, but they are often referred to as RCR123A or 16340 batteries. The 23A refers to the size of the battery, which in this case means the CR123A is 2/3 the length of a standard A-size battery. The CR indicates the chemistry of the battery, a prefix the IEC uses to denote the use of lithium chemistry, specifically LiMnO2. Like many batteries, the name of a CR123A cell holds a lot of information about the chemistry and size. Two CR123A batteries are often used as a backup power-source for flashlights that use 18650 cells. They're usually button top, and are primary (non-rechargeable) batteries. The CR123A battery is classified by its 34.5 x 17mm or 2/3A cell size, lithium (LiMnO2) chemistry, and high 3V voltage, making them a great choice as flashlight or lithium camera batteries.