✱ RenderLG LGAAS31865
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 | |
|---|---|
| Chemistry | NMC |
| Nominal voltage | 3.6 V |
| Max charge voltage | 4.2 V |
| Discharge cutoff | 3 V |
| Standard charge current | 1075 mA |
| Standard discharge current | 430mA |
| Internal resistance | 70 mΩ |
| Physical | |
| Form factor | 18650 |
| Wrap color | Blue |
| Insulator ring | White |
| Performance | |
| Capacity | 2200 mAh |
| Energy | 7.92 Wh |
At the standard 1075 mA charge rate, a full charge takes about 2 hours. The last bit is a slow taper to top it off.
Voltage operating window
3VNominal
3.6VMax charge
4.2V
Usable range: 1.2V
Charging
| Rate | Current | Estimated time |
|---|---|---|
| 0.5C | 1,100 mA | ~2h 00m |
| 1C | 2,200 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.
Pack scaling
Series voltage configurations
| Config | Nominal V | Max V | Min V | Common use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1S | 3.6V | 4.2V | 3V | Flashlights, single-cell devices |
| 2S | 7.2V | 8.4V | 6V | RC vehicles, 7.2V packs |
| 3S | 10.8V | 12.6V | 9V | Power tools (10.8V nominal) |
| 4S | 14.4V | 16.8V | 12V | Ebike (small), some power tools |
| 7S | 25.2V | 29.4V | 21V | Ebike (24V system) |
| 10S | 36V | 42V | 30V | Ebike (36V system) |
| 13S | 46.8V | 54.6V | 39V | Ebike (48V standard) |
| 14S | 50.4V | 58.8V | 42V | Ebike (52V high-power) |
| 16S | 57.6V | 67.2V | 48V | DIY powerwall |
Parallel capacity scaling
| Config | Capacity | Energy |
|---|---|---|
| 1P | 2,200 mAh | 7.9 Wh |
| 2P | 4,400 mAh | 15.8 Wh |
| 3P | 6,600 mAh | 23.8 Wh |
| 4P | 8,800 mAh | 31.7 Wh |
| 5P | 11,000 mAh | 39.6 Wh |
| 6P | 13,200 mAh | 47.5 Wh |
Example pack configurations
Design a custom pack with this cell:
Similar cells
Same format and chemistry, within ±500mAh capacity:
| Cell | mAh | CDR | Wh | Weight | Wh/kg |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LG LGAAS31865 (this cell) | 2200 | — | 7.92 | — | — |
| Panasonic NCR18650D | 2700 | 5.1A | 10 | — | — |
| Sanyo UR18650ZT | 2650 | 5.3A | 9.8 | 46g | 213 |
| LG LGDB118650 | 2600 | — | 9.8 | — | — |
| LG LGDBB11865 | 2600 | — | 9.8 | — | — |
| Sanyo UR18650ZTA | 2620 | 5.8A | 9.7 | 48g | 202 |
Build with this cell
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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