1/2 AA 3.7V 14250 250mAh 3C Lithium Ion Battery Cell

Summary of 14250 250mAh 3C Li ion 3 7V Battery​

The 1/2 AA Rechargeable 3.7V 14250 250mAh 3C Lithium-Ion Battery Cell is a compact, lightweight, and high-stability power solution designed for devices with strict size and weight constraints. Featuring eco-friendly rechargeable chemistry, no memory effect, ultra-low self-discharge, and excellent voltage stability under high load, this 14250 Li-ion cell delivers reliable energy where precision and performance matter most.

14250 Battery 3.7 V ​250mAh Specification

Model: 14250

Rated capacity: 250mAh

Energy: 0.925Wh

Energy Density: 102.78Wh/kg

Minimal Capacity: 240mAh

Rated voltage: 3.7V

Discharge Cut-off Voltage: 2.75V

Charge Cut-off Voltage: 4.2V

Cycle Life: More than 500 cycles

Dimensions: Φ14*25mm

Weight: 9g

Internal Resistance: Less than 70m Ω

Standard Discharge Current: 0.2C (50mA)

Standard Charge Current: 0.2C (50mA)

Max Continuous Discharge Rate: 3C (0.75A)

Max Continuous Charge Current: 1C (0.25A)

Charging Temperature: 0 to 45℃;

Discharge Temperature: -20 to 65℃

Storage Temperature:

  • -20℃~25℃: 12 months
  • -20℃~45℃: 3 months
  • -20℃~60 ℃: 1 month

Key Features – ICR 14250 Battery​

🌱 Eco-Friendly & Rechargeable Design

This 14250 lithium-ion battery cell is rechargeable and environmentally friendly, helping reduce disposable battery waste. Unlike primary batteries, it can be charged hundreds of times, significantly lowering long-term operating costs and environmental impact.

🔄 No Memory Effect – Charge Anytime

With no memory effect, the 1/2 AA 14250 battery can be recharged at any state of discharge. Partial charging does not reduce capacity, allowing flexible charging habits without compromising battery lifespan or performance.

📏 Ultra-Compact & Lightweight for Special Size Requirements

Designed in a 1/2 AA (14250) form factor, this lithium-ion cell is small, slim, and lightweight, making it ideal for devices where space is extremely limited. It fits perfectly in custom battery packs and compact electronic designs that cannot accommodate larger cells.

🔋 Stable 3.7V Output Under High Load

Thanks to its high voltage stability, the 14250 3.7V battery maintains consistent output even during high-load (3C discharge) operation. Voltage drop is minimal, ensuring reliable device performance and protecting sensitive electronics.

🕒 Ultra-Low Self-Discharge for Long Shelf Life

With a self-discharge rate below 1% per month, this rechargeable lithium-ion cell retains energy efficiently during storage. It is an excellent choice for backup power, standby devices, and applications that require long storage periods without frequent recharging.

🎯 Typical Applications

  • Medical and healthcare devices

  • Wearable electronics

  • Sensors and measurement instruments

  • Smart meters and IoT devices

  • Industrial and customized electronic equipment

Similar Cylindrical Battery Comparison

14250 Li-ion

14500 Li-ion

14650 Li-ion

CR14250

ER14250

ChemistryLithium-Ion (Li-ion)Lithium-Ion (Li-ion)Lithium-Ion (Li-ion)Lithium Manganese Dioxide (Li-MnO₂)Lithium Thionyl Chloride (Li-SOCl₂)
Nominal Voltage3.7V3.7V3.7V3.0V3.6V
Typical Capacity200–300 mAh500–1000 mAh800–1200 mAh800–1000 mAh1000–1200 mAh
Internal Resistance (Typical)60–100 mΩ50–90 mΩ40–70 mΩ150–300 mΩ200–400 mΩ
Size (Diameter × Length)14 × 25 mm14 × 50 mm14 × 65 mm14 × 25 mm14 × 25 mm
Weight (Approx.)6–10 g18–20 g25–28 g11–13 g13–15 g
Cycle Life500+ cycles500+ cycles500+ cyclesNot applicableNot applicable

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the equivalent to a 14250 battery?

A: 14250 battery is equivalent in size to a 1/2 AA battery, sharing similar dimensions but typically operating at 3.7V when lithium-ion rechargeable. It is not a direct electrical replacement for 1.5V alkaline or 3.0V lithium primary cells unless the device is designed to support the higher voltage.

Q2: What is the major problem in a lithium-ion battery?

A: The major problem in a lithium-ion battery is safety, as it can overheat or catch fire if overcharged, damaged, or improperly managed. This risk makes proper battery management systems and quality control essential for reliable operation.

Q3: What is the difference between a lithium battery and a lithium ion battery?

A: Lithium batteries commonly refer to non-rechargeable primary cells, while lithium-ion batteries are designed to be recharged multiple times. Lithium-ion technology delivers higher energy density and lower overall lifetime cost, but it requires proper charging methods and protective circuitry to operate safely.

Q4: How to tell if a 3.7 V battery is bad?

A: A 3.7V lithium-ion battery is likely bad if it won’t hold a charge, drops below about 3.0V quickly under light load, or causes the device to shut down early. Swelling, overheating, leakage, or unusually long charging time are also clear signs the battery should be replaced.

Q5: How to revive a 3.7 V Li ion battery?

A: A deeply discharged 3.7V Li-ion battery can sometimes be revived by using a smart charger with a low-voltage recovery (pre-charge) mode to slowly raise the voltage above about 3.0V. If the battery won’t accept a charge, heats up, or shows swelling, it should not be revived and must be replaced for safety

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