Description

Specifications

Brand	LG
MPN	MH1-18650-INR
Color	Blue
Size	18650
Chemistry	Li-ion
INR (LiNiMnCoO2)
Voltage	3.67V
Capacity	3,200mAh
Terminal	Flat Top
Protected	No
Shelf Life	3 Years

Charge & Discharge

Voltage
Charge Cycles	500+
Nominal	3.67V
Max Charging	4.2 ± .05V
End/Cutoff	2.5V
Discharge Rate
Max Continuous	10A
Standard	620mA
Charging Rate
Max Current	3.1A
Standard Current	1.55A

Dimensions

Technical Data

LG MH1

Unprotected Flat Top 18650 Battery

The LG MH1 is a rechargeable, li-ion battery with 500+ charge cycles, making it a great value even among other 18650 batteries. INR (lithium nickel manganese) chemistry offers a superior 3,200mAh capacity compared to most IMR (lithium manganese) cells, while retaining a maximum discharge current of 10A. The flat top terminal design is great for use in creating battery packs.

Rechargeable & Reusable

Invest in a rechargeable battery that will last for years to come– this battery can be recharged 500+ times.

3 Year Shelf Life

Stock up and store spare batteries with confidence– lithium ion batteries have a 3+ year shelf life, ensuring you always have a fresh replacement when you need it.

High Discharge Rate

10A max continuous discharge rate for high-drain electronics, great for making battery packs for devices that require minimum discharge rates.

Notable Features

» 3,200mAh capacity offers long, runtimes for all your devices

» Flat top terminal is perfect for use in making battery packs

Please note that these batteries have flat top terminals, and may not be compatible with some devices.

For more information regarding authorized use, applications, and safety guidelines, please feel free to visit the LG Battery Guide.

WARNING: UNPROTECTED LI-ION BATTERY

Unless equipped and 'protected' with a PCB (protection circuit module) and/or similar device, lithium ion (li-ion) rechargeable battery cells are not recommended by BatteryJunction.com or our parent and associated companies, or the respective manufacturers, as a stand-alone product. Misuse of lithium ion rechargeable battery cells can pose a serious risk of personal injury or property damage.