Panasonic BK-3MCCA8BA Eneloop AA 2000mAh 2100 Cycle 8 Pack
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A 3.6 V lithium-ion CR123A cell with 650 mAh capacity replaces disposable 3 V primaries in most cameras
The Juice RCR123A is a rechargeable 3.6 V lithium-ion cell built to the CR123A form factor. It suits photographers and device owners who want a reusable alternative to disposable primaries in compatible equipment. The 650 mAh capacity supports typical shooting sessions without frequent swaps. No memory effect means the cell can be topped up at any state of charge.
Under sustained load the cell maintains its nominal 3.6 V output rather than sagging sharply after an initial burst. Peak voltage reaches 4.2 V when fresh from the charger, then settles into a stable plateau for the majority of the discharge curve. This behaviour helps devices that monitor voltage for battery-level indication. Long-lasting performance is preserved over many recharge cycles.
The cell can replace primary CR123A batteries in most devices, but the higher 3.6 V nominal voltage makes it unsuitable for certain flashlights and cameras that require the lower voltage of non-rechargeable lithium primaries. Buyers who need the exact 3 V profile of a disposable cell should retain the original chemistry. The upgrade is worth it when the host equipment explicitly supports the rechargeable variant.
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| Power | |
|---|---|
| Battery type | CR123 |
Lithium-ion chemistry at 650 mAh runs cool under normal loads; the cell only warms if the device draws current far above its design rating.
Yes, you must use a charger designed for 3.6 V RCR123A cells; a standard CR123A primary-battery charger will not work.
It fits the CR123A size, but the higher peak voltage may cause issues in some flashlights and cameras — check the device manual first.
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