Lithium Battery GP CR14250 3V — single cell (model BAT-CR14250)

GP CR14250 is a single-cell 3V lithium primary battery designed for low- to medium-drain devices that require stable voltage and long shelf life. The compact cylindrical cell delivers reliable power for applications where long-term operation and limited replacement access are important, including memory backup, real-time clocks, small sensors, medical instruments and security devices.

Advantages

The GP CR14250 provides consistent nominal voltage and a long shelf life typical of lithium chemistry, ensuring dependable operation over extended periods. Its small size and stable discharge characteristics make it well suited to compact electronics and devices with intermittent or low continuous current draw. As a primary (non-rechargeable) cell, it offers low self-discharge and predictable end-of-life behavior for systems that depend on uninterrupted backup power.

Suitable for

• Memory backup modules and CMOS memory retention
• Real-time clocks and timing circuits
• Small environmental sensors and data loggers
• Portable medical measurement instruments with low current draw
• Security systems and alarm devices requiring long-term standby power

Key specifications

• Nominal voltage: 3 V
• Cell type: Primary lithium single cell
• Form factor: Compact cylindrical single cell suitable for small housings
• Intended discharge: Low- to medium-drain applications with stable voltage output
• Shelf life and storage: Low self-discharge characteristic for long storage periods
• Operating conditions: Suitable for devices requiring predictable, long-term backup power

How to use

Install the GP CR14250 in the device following the equipment manufacturer’s polarity and handling instructions. Observe correct orientation for positive and negative terminals and ensure battery contacts are clean and free of corrosion. Because this is a non-rechargeable primary lithium cell, do not attempt to recharge. Replace the battery with the same type when end-of-life indicators appear or when the device no longer maintains its expected functions.

Usage recommendations

Store unused cells in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and metal objects. Avoid short circuits, mechanical damage, and exposure to high temperatures. Dispose of used batteries according to local regulations; do not incinerate. For devices requiring continuous high-current draw or rechargeable operation, select a battery type designed for those conditions rather than a primary lithium cell.