Efest Purple 18500 IMR 1000mAh 15A Battery | Flat Top

The Efest Purple 18500 IMR 1000mAh 15A Flat-Top Battery is one of the best batteries for the Mechanical MOD / Rebuildable Atomizer / sub-ohm user.

Safe chemistry LiMN 3.7V rechargeable high drain batteries do not require a protection circuit and they also have a reduced risk of venting with flame or explosion.

Not only are these the safest batteries available, they also perform better for a longer period of time.

Can be charged with any Li-Ion battery charger with 4.2V output however, for best battery life we recommend charging with a Smart / Intelligent Charger.

Price is for one (1) battery.

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Product Specifications

• Battery Size: 18500
• Nominal Voltage: 3.7V
• Battery Capacity: 1000mAh
• Lowest Discharge Voltage: 2.50V
• Standard Charge: CC/CV (max charging rate 2A)
• Maximum continuous discharge: 15A
• Battery Top: Flat Top
  
• Battery Type: LiMn

IMPORTANT NOTE: These IMR cells have much lower internal resistance than regular Li-Ion 3.7V cells and they may end up with a higher ending voltage when charged in certain chargers (especially older versions of the WF-139 charger).  Please check the voltage of your IMR battery right out of the charger with a Multimeter to see if they are above 4.20V when fully charged with your charger.  These batteries should never be discharged below 2.5 volts or the life cycle and performance will be reduced..  Overcharging above 4.25V may shorten life/cycles. Batteries that read above 4.5 volts may be damaged and we recommend to discontinue use of the charger.  DO NOT use the charger if it is overcharging IMR cells.  For best results and battery life expectancy, we highly recommend using an Intelligent Charger such as our Efest Bio Charger or LUC LCD Chargers for charging all your Li-Ion type batteries.

OTHER CAUTION NOTES:

• Do not over-discharge/overcharge
• Recharge empty batteries (resting voltage ~ 3.6V) as soon as possible.
• Leaving Li-Ion batteries in discharged state will incur irreversible damage (capacity/cycle loss)
• Do not short circuit (will release tremendous current)
• Do not dispose of in fire
• Always remove battery from charger when fully charged