Rechargeable NiCd Sub-C Battery Panasonic 4/5 Sub-C 1.2V 3000mAh (MPN 105517)

Panasonic rechargeable NiCd 4/5 Sub-C battery delivers a nominal voltage of 1.2 V and a rated capacity of 3000 mAh. Intended for applications that require Sub-C cells and nickel–cadmium chemistry, this cell is suited for use in cordless tools, portable equipment and custom battery packs. The cell is cylindrical with the dimensions and contact layout typical of Sub-C format and is compatible with standard Sub-C chargers and holders designed for NiCd chemistry.

Advantages

This NiCd Sub-C cell provides stable discharge behavior under moderate to high drain loads and maintains usable capacity across many charge/discharge cycles. The battery is tolerant of varied temperature conditions and can deliver reliable current pulses for devices such as power tools. Its chemistry offers robust cycle life and predictable performance with compatible chargers and equipment designed for NiCd cells.

Suitable for

• Cordless power tools and garden equipment that accept Sub-C cells
• Portable devices and two-way radios requiring replaceable Sub-C batteries
• Battery pack assemblies and DIY battery replacements using NiCd chemistry
• Applications needing moderate to high discharge current from a Sub-C cell

Key specifications

• Nominal voltage: 1.2 V
• Rated capacity: 3000 mAh
• Cell type: Nickel–cadmium (NiCd)
• Form factor: 4/5 Sub-C cylindrical cell
• Typical use: Rechargeable power source for medium to high drain devices

How to use

Install the Sub-C cell into compatible holders, battery packs or device compartments observing correct polarity. Charge the battery using a charger designed for NiCd chemistry and Sub-C cells, following the charger manufacturer’s instructions for charging current and charge termination method. Avoid mixing this cell with cells of different chemistries or significantly different states of charge in the same pack.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged service life, store the battery in a cool, dry place and follow recommended charge/discharge practices for NiCd cells. Use chargers with appropriate charge termination (e.g., delta-V or temperature-sensing for NiCd) and avoid prolonged overcharging. Periodic controlled discharge and recharge can help reduce memory effect in NiCd batteries when required by the application.