Duracell Ultra 123 3V Lithium Battery x2 - DL123B2

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The Duracell Ultra Lithium Battery CR123A is a high-performance, 3V power source specifically engineered for demanding devices like digital cameras, flashlights, and other high-drain electronics. Designed to ensure you never miss a critical moment, these batteries deliver consistent and reliable power, though users must ensure their device explicitly supports the CR123A standard to guarantee compatibility.

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FAQs

What kind of devices use Duracell CR123A batteries?

These batteries are commonly used in high-drain devices such as digital cameras, tactical flashlights, home security system sensors, and some portable medical equipment due to their stable voltage and long-lasting power.

Are these batteries rechargeable?

No, Duracell Ultra Lithium CR123A batteries are primary (non-rechargeable) cells. Attempting to recharge them can be dangerous.

What is the typical shelf life of these batteries?

Duracell Ultra Lithium CR123A batteries typically have a long shelf life, often up to 10 years when stored properly in their original packaging at room temperature. The packaging usually provides a 'best by' date.

Can I use CR123A batteries instead of AA or AAA batteries?

No, `CR123A` batteries are not interchangeable with AA or AAA batteries. They have a different voltage (3V vs. 1.5V) and different physical dimensions. Always use the specific battery type recommended by your device manufacturer.

What are the dimensions of the CR123A battery?

The standard dimensions for a `CR123A` battery are approximately 17.0mm in diameter and 34.5mm in length.

How should I dispose of used CR123A batteries?

Lithium batteries should not be thrown in regular household trash. Please recycle them at designated battery recycling centers or collection points, which can often be found at electronics stores or municipal waste facilities. Check your local regulations for proper disposal.

Troubleshooting

Device is not powering on after battery insertion.

First, double-check that the batteries are inserted with the correct polarity (`+` to `+`, `-` to `-`). If correct, try replacing with a fresh set of batteries, as even new batteries can occasionally be faulty. Ensure the battery compartment is clean and free of corrosion.

Battery life seems shorter than expected.

Verify that your device is specifically designed for `CR123A` batteries and is not drawing excessive power. Check for any settings in your device that might be consuming more power (e.g., high brightness, constant connectivity). Extreme operating temperatures (very cold or very hot) can also impact battery life.

Batteries don't fit into the device.

Confirm that your device requires `CR123A` batteries. While `CR123A` has many equivalent names, its physical dimensions (17.0mm diameter, 34.5mm length) are standard. If your device specifies a different battery type or size, these batteries will not be compatible.

Device sporadically loses power or functions poorly.

This could indicate low battery charge or poor contact. Replace the batteries with a fresh pair. Also, inspect the battery terminals in your device for any dirt or corrosion and clean them carefully if necessary.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Reliable Performance: Provides consistent power output, crucial for devices like cameras where stable voltage prevents performance drops.
  • Extended Lifespan: Lasts significantly longer than standard alkaline batteries in high-drain applications.
  • Excellent in Extreme Temperatures: Maintains performance better than other battery types in both very cold and very hot conditions.
  • Lightweight: Lithium batteries are generally lighter than their alkaline counterparts, which can be beneficial for portable devices.

Cons

  • Non-Rechargeable: These are primary (single-use) batteries and cannot be recharged.
  • Higher Upfront Cost: Typically more expensive per unit than alkaline batteries.
  • Specific Size: The `CR123A` form factor is not universally interchangeable with other common battery types.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Identify Polarity: Always check the `+` and `-` symbols on the battery and your device's battery compartment.
  2. Insert Correctly: Align the battery according to the polarity markings and insert it firmly but gently.
  3. Secure Compartment: Close the battery compartment securely.

Compatibility

These batteries are specifically designed for devices requiring a `CR123A` 3V lithium battery. They are also known and interchangeable with the following battery designations:

  • `DL123A`
  • `CR123`
  • `K123A`
  • `CR17345`
  • `123`
  • `CR-123`
  • `PL123`
  • `EL123AP`
  • `RL123A`
  • `5018LC`
  • `23-155`

Dimensions: Diameter: 17.0mm, Length: 34.5mm. Always confirm these dimensions match your device's requirements if you are unsure.

Care & Storage

  • Storage: Store batteries in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Keep them in their original packaging until ready for use to prevent accidental short-circuiting.
  • Disposal: Do not dispose of batteries in general household waste. Recycle them according to local regulations for lithium batteries. Many electronics stores or municipal waste facilities offer battery recycling programs.
  • Safety: Never attempt to recharge these non-rechargeable batteries, open them, or expose them to fire. Keep out of reach of small children and pets.