Powerizer CR123A (50PK) 1300mAh 3V Lithium Primary (LiMNO2) Button Top Photo Batteries - Box of 50

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Item #: 50-LPCR123AX0050
Brand: Powerizer

4 Powerizer CR123A batteries side by side

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Powerizer CR123A 3.0V 1300mAh Lithium Photo Battery

Features and Specifications:

Equivalent or direct replacement for CR123, DL123A, K123A, EL123AP, VL123A, 5018LC, and CR17345.
Excellent shelf life of 10 years, featuring only 0.5% capacity loss per year at room temperature.
High energy density: lasts four times longer than ordinary alkaline batteries in high-drain devices like digital cameras.
Last three times longer than ordinary alkaline batteries in Flash Units, with a consistently quick 8-second recycle time.
CR123A batteries power many flashlights and optical devices from companies like Inova, Streamlight, Surefire, Fenix, and many more!
Voltage: 3.0V
1300 mAh
Dimensions: 16 mm x 32 mm (Diameter x Height)

Specifications

Battery Size:	CR123A
Battery Capacity (mAh):	1300
Battery Chemistry:	Lithium
Battery Voltage:	3
Battery Terminal Type:	Button Top
Battery Shelf Life:	10 Years
Packaging:	Contractor Pack
Brand:	Powerizer
Warranty:	Battery Junction 30-Day Warranty
Return Policy:	Battery Junction Return Policy
Product Weight:	0.564oz
Product Dimensions:	1.346" (L) x 0.657" (Diameter)
UPC:	655646626031
MPN:	LPCR123A-50PK
Country of Origin:	China
Associated Battery Sizes:	123, 123A, 2/3A, 5018LC, BR2/3A, CR123, CR123A, CR17335, CR17345, CR23, DL123A, EL123A, K123LA, L123A, SF123A, VL123A

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Powerizer CR123A (50PK) 1300mAh 3V Lithium Primary (LiMNO2) Button Top Photo Batteries - Box of 50

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By B

Florida

Don't count on them lasting 10 yrs

October 21, 2015

Over time, I have had to toss several due to leakage in the package, and after five years, I just changed the batteries in my Surefire (I rarely use). I had to throw away nine more because they are dead, and I can tell the ones that worked are about half of what they should be. Still have about 30 left, but I doubt they'll last long. So much for buying cheap and stacking them deep.

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