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SPECIFICATION
Poly-carbonmonofluoride Lithium Battery
Ordering Code :
Model Code
BR-1/2AAE2PN
BR-1/2AA
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Approved by
Division/Department
Name
Title
Signature/date
ISSUED
Sep,25,2017
PT. Panasonic Gobel Energy Indonesia
Date of Issued :
Sep,25,2017
PT. Panasonic Gobel Energy Indonesia
Approved
5358419(1)
Checked
Drafted
02017-9E-015
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1. Application Range
This specification is applied to poly-carbonmonofluoride Lithium batteries manufactured by Panasonic
Corporation Automotive & Industrial Systems Company (AIS Company).
2. Nominal Specification
2-1 Model Number
2-2 Nominal Voltage
2-3 Nominal Capacity
2-4 Standard Discharge Current
2-5 Maximum Discharge Current
2-6 Dimensions
2-7 Mass
2-8 Appearance
2-9 Temperature
2-10 Recommendable Storage Condition
2-11 Battery Composition
BR-1/2AAE2PN (Bare cell: BR-1/2AA)
3V
1,000mAh
(Nominal capacity is based on the standard
discharge current and cut-off voltage 1.8V at 20℃.)
2.5mA
50 mA (continuous)
300 mA (for 1 sec.)
See attached drawing
Approximately 8g
No noticeable deformation
Operating; –40 to +100℃ (Non condensing)
Non-operating; -20 to 45℃ (Non condensing)
(Note: Contact Panasonic in case of using the
battery in out of the specified temperature range
above.)
Temperature: 5℃ to 35℃
Humidity: Less than 70%RH
Lithium primary battery composed of cathode from
poly-carbonmonofluoride, anode from lithium, and
electrolyte from organic solvent and lithium salt.
3. Characteristics
3-1 Open Circuit Voltage
3-1-1 Initial
3-1-2 After 1 year storage at 25±5℃
(humidity : less than 70%RH)
3-2 Impedance
3-2-1 Initial
3-1-2 After 1 year storage at 25±5℃
(humidity : less than 70%RH)
3-3 Duration
3-3-1 Initial
3-3-2 After 1 year storage at 25±5℃
(humidity : less than 70%RH)
3-4 Vibration Resistance
3-5 High Temperature Storage
Between 3.0 and 3.5V
(The measuring method is described in item 5-4-1.)
Between 3.0 and 3.5V
(The measuring method is described in item 5-4-1.)
Between 0.1 and 1.0Ω
(The measuring method is described in item 5-4-2.)
Between 0.1 and 1.0Ω
(The measuring method is described in item 5-4-2.)
300h MIN. (20±3℃)
(The measuring method is described in item 5-4-3.)
300h MIN. (20±3℃)
(The measuring method is described in item 5-4-3.)
Deterioration of performance (3-1) shall not occur
after the test described in item 5-4-4.
The battery shall not show leakage or salting after
the high temperature storage described in item
5-4-5.
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4. Test Condition
4-1 Test Condition
4-2 Test Timing
4-3 Measurement Instrument
4-3-1 Voltage Meter
4-3-2 Battery Impedance Meter
4-3-3 Caliper
4-3-4 Balance
Unless otherwise specified the test shall be carried
out at,
Temperature : 20±15℃
Humidity : 65±20%RH
The test shall be started within a month from
delivered day.
Input impedance : ≧ 10MΩ
Measurement error : ≦ 0.5%
Sine-wave AC method (1kHz, 0.1mA)
(As a general, Agilent Technologies LCR Meter
[4338B] is recommended.)
Class 1 of JIS B 7507:1993
Sensitivity : ≦ 100mg
5. Measuring Method
5-1 Dimensions
5-2 Mass
5-3 Appearance
5-4 Characteristics
5-4-1 Open Circuit Voltage
5-4-2 Impedance
5-4-3 Duration
5-4-4 Vibration Test
5-4-5 High Temperature Storage
This shall be measured with the caliper described
in item 4-3-3.
This shall be measured with the balance described
in item 4-3-4.
Deformation or tarnish shall be checked by visual
observation method.
This shall be measured with the voltage meter
described in item 4-3-1.
This shall be measured with the impedance meter
described in item 4-3-2.
This shall be measured by constant resistance
discharge method.
Test temperature : 20±3℃
Load resistance : 1 kΩ
End voltage: 1.8V
This test shall be carried out by the following
condition according to UN Manual of Test and
Criteria, PartⅢ, sub-section 38.3.4.5,
Amplitude: 0.8mm
Frequency: 7 ⇔ 200Hz
Directions: X, Y, Z
Duration: 15 minutes, 12 times (each direction)
The battery shall be stored at 60℃ for 1 month.
After the storage, the battery shall be kept in dry
place at 25±5℃ during 4hours, then leakage and
appearance shall be checked by visual observation
method.
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6. Indication
6.1 Below items are indicated on the side surface of the battery.
(Design of indication is possibly modified without prier announcement.)
Model code
Nominal voltage
Manufacture or its brand
Production
BR-1/2AA
3V
Panasonic
Japan
6.2 Date Code System
Ex.
6 Y 4 1
2016(Year)
(The first digit)
November(Month)
(The second digit)
Fourth week
(The third digit)
Monday(Day)
(The fourth digit)
October; 0, November; Y, December; Z
6.3 UL Standard
This battery is certificated by UL and listed on the file number MH12210, and it is available to review
that in the UL web site (http://www.ul.com).
6.4 Production Site
Panasonic Corporation Automotive & Industrial Systems Company (AIS Company).
1-1 Matsushita-cho, Moriguchi-city, Osaka, 570-8511, Japan
7. Operations and Modification of This Specification
Modification must be carried out under mutual agreement.
Any accidents caused by non-described items in this specification must be discussed and solved
mutually.
8. Important Notes (Warranty)
1) The batteries are warranted to conform to the description contained in this Specification for a period
of twelve [12] months from the ex-factory date and any claim by you (customer) must be made within
such period. During that warranty period, if the Batteries are proved to become defective,
non-defective and conforming Batteries will be supplied in due course at sole expense of Panasonic
Corporation AIS Company (Panasonic) upon Panasonic’s own determination that this is apparently
caused by negligence of Panasonic. Any further claims based on the delivery of defective Batteries
shall be excluded. Such exclusion shall not affect the liability of Panasonic based on product liability
for grossly negligence or intentional behavior of Panasonic.
2) Confirmation of the matching and reliability of Batteries into your actual sets or units is your own
responsibility.
3) Panasonic shall not warrant or be responsible in any case where your fails to carry out proper
handling, operating, installation, testing, service and checkout of the batteries and/or to follow the
instructions, cautions, warnings, notes provided in this Specifications, or other Panasonic’s reasonable
instructions or advice.
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9. Others
1) This product specification will be validated assuming that it is accepted when it is not returned
within six months from the date of issue.
2) This battery is classified as Lithium Metal Battery by transport regulations, and is needed to
consider special handling may apply. Please refer the latest regulations e.g. IATA, IMDG or DOT
where transport this battery or/and any articles contain or assembled with this battery.
This battery complies with UN Recommendation on the Transport of Dangerous Goods (UN38.3).
3) This battery does not contain any toxic materials, such as mercury, cadmium or lead.
10. Precautions for use
1) The battery shall not be stored at temperatures in excess of 45℃.
Storage at less than 35℃ is recommended. Storage at less than -20℃ can deform the plastic parts
and may cause a leakage. To prevent self-discharge caused by corrosion or decrease of insulation,
humidity during storage shall be less than 70%RH.
Do not expose batteries to direct sunlight or moisture in order to prevent deterioration of performance.
2) The battery has an explosion resistant construction. But the following cautions should be taken,
because combustible materials such as Lithium metal and organic electrolyte are contained in the
battery.
* Do not use except in applicable model or equipment.
* Do not connect more than two cells in series.
* Do not mix new (fresh) and old (end of life) batteries.
* Do not force-discharge.
* Do not mix different types (chemistries) of batteries.
* Do not short circuit.
* Do not dispose in fire.
* Do not charge.
* Do not disassemble.
* Do not heat up more than 100℃.
* Do not solder directly onto batteries.
* Do not soak in water.
* Do not deform.
* Do not inadequacy modify and remodel for installation.
* Insert the batteries in correct polarity position.
3) Keep away from heat source or flame.
4) Do not wash by ultrasonic wave washer.
5) Keep away from children and infants to prevent the possibility of swallowing by mistake.
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製品品番
外装チューブ意匠図
Tube design
Model Number
BR-1/2AA
図 番
13-650-08 R2
制 定
2008.7.16
Drawing Number
Constitution
Material : PET
t=90±20μm
1:1
2:1
Front
Back
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unit : mm
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Drawing
Number
Packaging Specification
232-E12-001N_A
Lithium battery with tab
Tray for 50pcs.×Inner Sleeve for 200pcs.×Outer Carton for 200pcs.
1-Product
Refer to the product drawing
2-Tray for 50pcs.
*The battery shape is different by product number
The batteries polarity put same direction
×4
Alignment
Upper Pad
50pcs. Tray x 4
3-Inner Sleeve for 200pcs.
UL Warning PP tape
×1
Top and bottom pad
4-Outer Carton for 200pcs.
Dustbin Mark
Case Mark
Middle frame
Product No.
QTY.
Date code
PP Tape
LBH Mark
UL Mark
Packing List
Dimension
M3
Net
Gross
Panasonic Corporation
: 280x220x150mm
: 0.00924m3
: 1.60kg 8.0g/1pc.
: 2.30kg
Battery Safety Practices
Avoiding hazards in lithium battery handling
Warning
Mishandling batteries can cause battery leakage, heat generation, rupture, ignition etc.,
that can lead to possible fire or injury.
Both of coin type and cylinder type of lithium batteries contain flammable materials such as lithium, organic solvent and other chemical ingredients.
Improper handling of lithium batteries may result in heat generation, fire or explosion, with a risk of personal injury or damage. To prevent these
accidents in battery handling, be sure to observe the following precautions.
1. Do not Short circuit
Direct connection of plus(+) and minus(-) poles
may result in leakage, heat generation, explosion
and/or fire.
Do not store and/or carry batteries with metallic
product such as necklace.
(Refer fig.1)
Fig. 1 Short circuit
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2. Do not stack and/or jumble batteries
Stacked and/or jumbled batteries may cause short
circuit and/or forced discharge by the contact of
other batteries. This may result in leakage, heat
generation, explosion and/or fire.
DANGER !
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Especially, a connection with the 006P(9V) type
batteries may have a high risk of leakage, heat
generation, explosion and/or fire.
(Refer fig.2 & 3)
* In your disposal and/or storage of the batteries,
please isolate plus and minus poles by adhesive
tape. A connection with other metals and/or
batteries may result in leakage, heat generation,
explosion and/or fire.
* When using the stored battery, please remove the
tape perfectly to avoid high contact resistance
problem.
(Refer fig.4)
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−
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006P
Fig. 3
Examples of forced
discharge
3. Do not make forced discharge batteries
Forced discharge by external power source, the
battery voltage goes to negative and this cause gas
generation in inside of the battery. This may result
in leakage, heat generation, explosion and/or fire.
(Refer fig.3)
Fig. 2 stacked & jumble batteries
(6F22)
(6LR61)
CHARGER
Connection with battery charger
Fig. 4
Examples of isolation in
disposal and/or storage
TAPE
TAPE
TAPE
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TAPE
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TAPE
4. Do not dispose of batteries in fire
Disposal of batteries in fire is extremely dangerous with a risk of explosion and violent flaring.
5. Do not heat batteries
Heating batteries above 100℃ (212°F) may damage the resin in crimping, separator and other parts, causing electrolyte leak, internal short circuit, fire
and explosion.
6. Do not solder directly onto batteries
Direct soldering onto batteries may damage the resin in crimping, separator and other parts, causing electrolyte leak, internal short circuit, fire and
explosion.
7. Do not charge batteries
Charging of primary batteries may result internal gas generation, causing electrolyte leak, battery swelling, fire and explosion.
8. Do not disassemble batteries
Disassembly batteries may cause gas generation that may irritate your throat. Lithium may also react with moisture to generate heat and fire.
9. Do not deform batteries
Applying extreme pressure to batteries may cause deformation of the crimping and internal short circuit, causing electrolyte leak, battery swelling, fire
and explosion.
10. Do not mix different type batteries
For some applications, mixing of different type batteries, or new and old batteries, can cause over discharge due to differences in voltage and discharge
capacities. This may lead to the risk of swelling and/or explosion.
11. Do not insert batteries with opposite polarity
For some applications, battery insertion with opposite polarity (reverse insertion of plus and minus) may result in leakage, heat generation, explosion
and/or fire.
Please ensure the above precautions are strictly observed by related divisions including production
departments, sales departments and external subcontractors. For additional details and information, please
contact our sales representatives.
Energy Solution Business Unit Panasonic Corporation Energy Company
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