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18.3 × 65 mm · 45 g
18650NMC

Great Power ICR18650 2.2Ah-AT

Great Power
Capacity2200 mAh8.14 Wh · 180.89 Wh/kg
Rated continuous4.4 A4.4A
Resistance70DC internal resistance
Voltage window3.7 V3 – 4.2 V
Standard charge1100 mA~2 h to full

At 2200 mAh, this ranks #87 of 169 18650 cells in our database. Mid-range for capacity among 18650 cells. A mid-range 18650 cell. Solid for builds that don't need extreme capacity or discharge.

Full specifications

Electrical
ChemistryNMC
Nominal voltage3.7 V
Max charge voltage4.2 V
Discharge cutoff3 V
Max continuous discharge4.4A
Standard charge current1100 mA
Standard discharge current440mA
Internal resistance70 mΩ
Physical
Form factor18650
Dimensions18.3mm × 65mm
Weight45 g
Top typeFlat Top
ProtectedNo
Wrap colorOrange
Insulator ringWhite
Performance
Capacity2200 mAh
Energy8.14 Wh
Specific energy180.89 Wh/kg
Energy density476.12 Wh/L
Power density (gravimetric)362 W/kg
Power density (volumetric)952 W/L
Operating Limits
Charge temp0°C to 45°C
Discharge temp-20°C to 60°C

At the standard 1100 mA charge rate, a full charge takes about 2 hours. The last bit is a slow taper to top it off.

Voltage operating window

Cutoff
3V
Nominal
3.7V
Max charge
4.2V

Usable range: 1.2V

C-rate conversion: Great Power ICR18650 2.2Ah-AT (2200mAh)

C-RateCurrent (A)Theoretical runtime
0.2C0.44 A5h 00m
0.5C1.1 A2h 00m
1C2.2 A1h 00m
2C4.4 A30m

Highlighted row is closest to the rated 4.4A continuous discharge.

Charging

RateCurrentEstimated time
0.5C1,100 mA~2h 00m
1C2,200 mA~1h 00m

These are estimates for the constant-current phase. Real charge time is a bit longer because of the slow taper at the end.

Datasheet

Pack scaling

Series voltage configurations

ConfigNominal VMax VMin VCommon use
1S3.7V4.2V3VFlashlights, single-cell devices
2S7.4V8.4V6VRC vehicles, 7.2V packs
3S11.1V12.6V9VPower tools (10.8V nominal)
4S14.8V16.8V12VEbike (small), some power tools
7S25.9V29.4V21VEbike (24V system)
10S37V42V30VEbike (36V system)
13S48.1V54.6V39VEbike (48V standard)
14S51.8V58.8V42VEbike (52V high-power)
16S59.2V67.2V48VDIY powerwall

Parallel capacity scaling

ConfigCapacityEnergyMax discharge
1P2,200 mAh8.1 Wh4.4 A
2P4,400 mAh16.3 Wh8.8 A
3P6,600 mAh24.4 Wh13.2 A
4P8,800 mAh32.6 Wh17.6 A
5P11,000 mAh40.7 Wh22 A
6P13,200 mAh48.8 Wh26.4 A

Example pack configurations

7S2P
24V ebike / small pack
14 cells25.9V nominal4,400mAh114Wh9A maxCell weight: 0.63 kg (add ~15% for wiring and BMS)
13S4P
48V ebike standard
52 cells48.1V nominal8,800mAh423Wh18A maxCell weight: 2.34 kg (add ~15% for wiring and BMS)
16S4P
DIY powerwall
64 cells59.2V nominal8,800mAh521Wh18A maxCell weight: 2.88 kg (add ~15% for wiring and BMS)
4S6P
Power tool replacement
24 cells14.8V nominal13,200mAh195Wh26A maxCell weight: 1.08 kg (add ~15% for wiring and BMS)

Design a custom pack with this cell:

Application suitability

PowerwallsUsable for powerwalls but lower capacity means you'll need more cells to hit your target kWh.
Ebike PacksNot enough discharge for ebike use. Voltage sag would be a problem under load.
Car AudioNot enough discharge for car audio amplifiers. You need at least 15-20A continuous for most setups.
High-Drain VapingBelow the 25A Mooch CDR threshold that high-drain vaping needs. Use a higher-drain cell.
FlashlightsLower capacity means shorter runtime. Better cells are available for flashlight use.
Power ToolsNot enough discharge or capacity for power tool use.

Physical dimensions

Dimensions18.3mm × 65mm
TopFlat Top
Format18650

Similar cells

Same format and chemistry, within ±500mAh capacity:

CellmAhCDRWhWeightWh/kg
Great Power ICR18650 2.2Ah-AT (this cell)22004.4A8.1445g180.89
Panasonic NCR18650D27005.1A10
Sanyo UR18650ZT26505.3A9.846g213
LG LGDB11865026009.8
LG LGDBB1186526009.8
Sanyo UR18650ZTA26205.8A9.748g202

Frequently asked questions

Handling and safety

Lithium cells can be dangerous if mishandled. A few things to keep in mind:

  • Never charge above 4.2V or discharge below 3V.
  • Store cells at around 3.6-3.8V (roughly 40-60% charge) for long-term storage.
  • Don't mix cells with different capacities, chemistries, or states of charge in a pack.
  • Inspect wraps before use. A torn wrap can cause a short circuit.
  • Always use a BMS or balance charger appropriate for your pack configuration.
  • Keep cells away from metal objects, keys, and coins. A short across the terminals can cause fire.

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Specs come from manufacturer datasheets and independent testing; Mooch-tested discharge ratings are shown when available because they reflect real continuous performance better than headline datasheet numbers. Browse the full 18650 & 21700 cell database to compare every cell.

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