The Efest IMR 18650 3000mah battery has been designed for a range of vape kits and vape devices, please check compatibility before use.
Featuring a 3000mAh capacity with a 35A Pulse Discharge Rate and a 20A Continuous Discharge Rate, offering a balance between battery capacity and power output.
Check out our Battery Safety Guide for tips on keeping your batteries in tip-top condition.
Please note: If you add 1 to the shopping basket, it means single battery not a pack of 2.
Specifications:
- Flat Top
- Bottom: Non-Protected
- Capacity: 3000mah
- Max Continuous discharge current: 20A
- Max Pulse discharge current: 35A
- Voltage: 3.7V
- Discharge temperature range:-10°C—60°C
Please Note: The Pulse Discharge Rate refers to the maximum output of a fully charged battery, the Continuous Discharge Rate refers to the maximum power output of a battery regardless of its level of charge.
We always recommend that you do not attempt to work outside of the max Continuous Discharge Rate when using these batteries with an unregulated or regulated vape device.
Disclaimer On Use Of Batteries
THERE ARE RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SPECIALIST BATTERIES USED IN E-CIGARETTES. YOU MUST FOLLOW THESE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS. WE WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGE CAUSED BY IMPROPER USE OR STORAGE OF BATTERIES.
Batteries must:
- Be charged correctly: The current and voltage used to charge the batteries must not be greater than is set out in the instructions. Batteries should not be charged in excessively cold or hot temperatures. Do not leave the battery in the charger for over 24 hours. Do not leave the battery unattended whilst charging. Never use a modified or damaged charge.
- Use the correct discharge current: The discharging current shouldn’t exceed the level set out in the instructions. If it does this may cause the battery to overheat.
- Store the batteries at the right temperature: batteries should be stored at an ambient temperature in dry, well-ventilated conditions. You should avoid excessive hot or cold.
- Keep your batteries in a case when not in use. Don’t carry them around loose in bags or pockets: It’s vitally important that batteries do not come into contact with any metal objects as this can lead to leakage, explosion or fire.
- Not be used if they are damaged, abnormally hot, discoloured, deformed, if the wrapping is not intact or if any other abnormal conditions are detected. Dispose of the batteries if this occurs.
- Not be allowed to come into contact with water or fire. Dispose of the batteries if this occurs.
- Not be put in microwave ovens or in any high pressure container.
- Not be used or assembled with other different makes, types or models of batteries.
- Avoid excessive physical shock or vibration.
If liquid leaking from a battery gets in your eyes, don’t rub your eyes, wash them with clean water and seek medical attention immediately. Ensure that the battery is disposed of immediately and that any liquid that has leaked from the battery is contained and removed as it may cause explosion or fire.
Each country has its own rules on the disposal of batteries. Please ensure that you dispose of the batteries in accordance with local regulations.