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Panasonic CR123A Lithium Battery (3V)

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$3.47 $4.95 In stock

Category: Batteries

The Panasonic CR123A Lithium Battery delivers 3V of power in a compact lithium cell. It is part of Panasonic's battery lineup and is identified by the SKU code CR-123APA/1B. This single battery is suitable for devices that accept CR123A cells.

  • Brand: Panasonic
  • Chemistry: Lithium
  • Voltage: 3V
  • Model or part reference: CR-123APA/1B
  • Sold as a single battery
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

My thermal camera has been giving much more reliable readings since I swapped to this 3V lithium cell — the voltage stays steady even after several long hikes in cold weather. No more random shutdowns mid-use.

Sofia ★★★★★

Installed this in my home alarm system and the voltage hasn't budged in over a week of use. The compact 3V cell is exactly what the sensor needed.

Scarlett Z. ★★★★★

These little cells have never let me down in my flashlight, and the 3V output stays strong right up until the end. I keep a spare in my glovebox for emergencies, and it's been sitting there for two years without losing its charge.