Battery Panasonic CR123 3V 1400mAh — single cell

Panasonic CR123 3V 1400mAh — single cell is a lithium primary battery designed for devices that require CR123 chemistry. The cell delivers a nominal voltage of 3 volts and a rated capacity of 1400 mAh, offering steady output for cameras, flash units, security sensors and other compact electronics. It is supplied as a single cell intended for use as a replacement or spare, with characteristics suitable for applications that need stable voltage and long standby life.

Advantages

This CR123 battery provides consistent voltage under typical loads and a relatively high capacity for its size, which helps extend operational time in devices such as flash units and sensors. The single-cell supply makes it convenient to replace individual batteries without purchasing multi-packs. The lithium chemistry contributes to long shelf life and reliable performance in a wide temperature range when used within manufacturer guidelines.

Suitable for

• Digital cameras and external flash units
• Security and motion sensors
• Portable lighting and tactical flashlights
• Medical and measurement instruments requiring CR123 cells
• Emergency spare battery for compact electronics

Key specifications

• Cell type: non-rechargeable lithium (CR123)
• Nominal voltage: 3 V
• Rated capacity: 1400 mAh
• Format: single cylindrical cell
• Typical applications: high-drain and standby devices
• Storage characteristics: long shelf life when stored according to guidelines

How to use

Insert the Panasonic CR123 3V 1400mAh cell into the device following the correct polarity markings. Ensure contacts are clean and free of corrosion before installation. Use the battery as a single replacement in devices designed for CR123 cells, and avoid attempting to recharge the cell. Dispose of used batteries in accordance with local regulations for lithium primary batteries.

Usage recommendations

Store unused cells in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight. Replace batteries in matched sets when a device requires multiple cells, and remove batteries from equipment if the device will be stored for extended periods. Do not expose the battery to fire, short-circuit the terminals, or attempt to open or modify the cell.