Test/Review of Kinoko IMR18500 1200mAh (Gray)

HKJ · 25.11.2013, 22:47

Kinoko IMR18500 1200mAh (Gray)

Official specifications:

Brand: Kinoko
Style: Button top
Nominal Voltage: 3.7V
Capacity: 1100mAh
Lowest Discharge Voltage: 2.50V
Standard Charge: CC/CV ( max. charging rate 1.5A )
Cycle Life: > 500 cycles
Weight: 45g
Length: 48.78
Diameter: 18.21

This battery is shorter than a 18650 and has considerable less capacity. This battery is an IMR cells

The battery does fine with up to 7A discharge current, constant capacity and fairly good tracking between the cells.

Conclusion

The battery can deliver a lot of current, but capacity is fairly low (This is the same for all 18500 IMR cells).
Because the battery is from an unknown manufacturer I will limit my rating to acceptable.

Notes and links

The batteries was supplied by Illuminationsupply for review.

How is the test done and how to read the charts
How is a protected LiIon battery constructed
More about button top and flat top batteries

lux-rc.com · 25.11.2013, 23:21

thanks! 5amp is a way better than peak 3amps provided by AW ICR18500 1500mah
I'll consider to use them for my flashlights

vvvoland · 28.11.2013, 04:08

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Сообщение от HKJ :

Because the battery is from an unknown manufacturer I will limit my rating to acceptable.

but remember not IMR Keeppower 18500 - 5A gave more.
Keeppower 18500 1500mAh(5А)-4,85Wh
Kinoko IMR18500 1200mAh(5A)-3,9Wh
...
among the batteries 18500 I like Sanyo UR18500F and Panasonic NCR-2000mAh

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