Lithium-ion batteries with nominal capacities of 2,250 milliampere-hours introduced by Panasonic

April 19, 2011
ROLLING MEADOWS, Ill., 19 April 2011. Panasonic Industrial Co. in Rolling Meadows, Ill., is introducing the CGR18650CH high-rate lithium-ion battery cell for memory storage, backup power, hand-held tools, and medical equipment, and other multi-cell applications. The nickel-manganese cathode material of the cell provides discharge rate of as much as 10 amps; nominal capacity of 2,250 milliampere-hours (mAH); high energy density and voltage; wide operating temperature range; and long cycle life.

ROLLING MEADOWS, Ill., 19 April 2011. Panasonic Industrial Co. in Rolling Meadows, Ill., is introducing the CGR18650CH high-rate lithium-ion battery cell for memory storage, backup power, hand-held tools, and medical equipment, and other multi-cell applications.

The nickel-manganese cathode material of the power electronics battery cell provides discharge rate of as much as 10 amps; nominal capacity of 2,250 milliampere-hours (mAH); high energy density and voltage; wide operating temperature range; and long cycle life.

For more information contact Panasonic Corp. of America online at www.panasonic.com.

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