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18.3 × 35 mm · 25 g
18350NMC Mooch-tested · 10 A

Keeppower UH1835P

Keeppower · released 2017
Capacity1200 mAh4.32 Wh · 172.8 Wh/kg
Mooch continuous10 ASize to this figure
Voltage window3.6 V2 – 4.2 V
Standard charge220 mA~5.5 h to full

At 1200 mAh, this ranks #3 of 10 18350 cells in our database. Mid-range for capacity among 18350 cells. Top tier for both capacity and discharge. One of the best all-around 18350 cells.

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Full specifications

Electrical
ChemistryNMC
Nominal voltage3.6 V
Max charge voltage4.2 V
Discharge cutoff2 V
Max continuous discharge10A (Mooch-tested)
Mooch CDR (trusted)10 A
Standard charge current220 mA
Physical
Form factor18350
Dimensions18.3mm × 35mm
Weight25 g
Top typeFlat Top
ProtectedNo
Wrap colorBlack
Performance
Capacity1200 mAh
Energy4.32 Wh
Specific energy172.8 Wh/kg
Energy density469.27 Wh/L
Power density (gravimetric)1,440 W/kg
Power density (volumetric)3,911 W/L
Year released2017
Operating Limits
Charge temp0°C to 45°C
Discharge temp-20°C to 60°C

Independent test data: Mooch's test of the UH1835P ↗

At the standard 220 mA charge rate, a full charge takes about 5.5 hours. The last bit is a slow taper to top it off.

Voltage operating window

Cutoff
2V
Nominal
3.6V
Max charge
4.2V

Usable range: 2.2V

C-rate conversion: Keeppower UH1835P (1200mAh)

C-RateCurrent (A)Theoretical runtime
0.2C0.24 A5h 00m
0.5C0.6 A2h 00m
1C1.2 A1h 00m
2C2.4 A30m
3C3.6 A20m
5C6 A12m
8C9.6 A7m 30s

Highlighted row is closest to the rated 10A continuous discharge.

Charging

RateCurrentEstimated time
Standard220 mA~5h 27m
0.5C600 mA~2h 00m
1C1,200 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
1S3.6V4.2V2VFlashlights, single-cell devices
2S7.2V8.4V4VRC vehicles, 7.2V packs
3S10.8V12.6V6VPower tools (10.8V nominal)
4S14.4V16.8V8VEbike (small), some power tools
7S25.2V29.4V14VEbike (24V system)
10S36V42V20VEbike (36V system)
13S46.8V54.6V26VEbike (48V standard)
14S50.4V58.8V28VEbike (52V high-power)
16S57.6V67.2V32VDIY powerwall

Parallel capacity scaling

ConfigCapacityEnergyMax discharge
1P1,200 mAh4.3 Wh10 A
2P2,400 mAh8.6 Wh20 A
3P3,600 mAh13 Wh30 A
4P4,800 mAh17.3 Wh40 A
5P6,000 mAh21.6 Wh50 A
6P7,200 mAh25.9 Wh60 A

Example pack configurations

7S2P
24V ebike / small pack
14 cells25.2V nominal2,400mAh60Wh20A maxCell weight: 0.35 kg (add ~15% for wiring and BMS)
13S4P
48V ebike standard
52 cells46.8V nominal4,800mAh225Wh40A maxCell weight: 1.3 kg (add ~15% for wiring and BMS)
16S4P
DIY powerwall
64 cells57.6V nominal4,800mAh276Wh40A maxCell weight: 1.6 kg (add ~15% for wiring and BMS)
4S6P
Power tool replacement
24 cells14.4V nominal7,200mAh104Wh60A maxCell weight: 0.6 kg (add ~15% for wiring and BMS)

Design a custom pack with this cell:

Application suitability

PowerwallsToo low capacity for practical powerwall use. You'd need too many cells.
Ebike PacksNot enough discharge for ebike use. Voltage sag would be a problem under load.
Car AudioMight work for smaller setups. Check your amp's peak current draw.
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 ToolsMay work for lighter-duty tools. Check your tool's current requirements.

Physical dimensions

Dimensions18.3mm × 35mm
TopFlat Top
Format18350

Similar cells

Same format and chemistry, within ±500mAh capacity:

CellmAhCDRWhWeightWh/kg
Keeppower UH1835P (this cell)120010A4.3225g172.8
Vapcell F1616003A5.826g222
Vapcell H1616005A5.826g222
Vapcell 18350 1100mAh 9A11009A426g152
Vapcell M1111009A426g152

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 2V.
  • 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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