Ampace JP30P1 3000mAh 12C High Discharge 18650 Lithium Battery Cell for Power Tools

Item No.: INR18650-JP30P1
Ampace JP30P1 3.7V 3000mAh high power 18650 cell. Supports 12C continuous & 47C peak discharge, low IR, great for power tools and RC equipment. Grade A cells available for bulk wholesale.
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Ampace JP30P1 3000mAh 12C High Discharge 18650 Lithium Battery Cell for Power Tools
Ampace INR18650-JP30P1 is a high-rate 18650 lithium battery cell rated 3.7V 3000mAh. This 18650 cell delivers stable 12C continuous discharge and impressive 47C peak discharge, with ultra-low internal resistance ≤5mΩ. It maintains reliable performance over 600 cycles and offers outstanding pulse power output. Standard 18650 size simplifies battery pack assembly. This 18650 lithium cell is ideal for power tools, RC models and other high-current equipment, available for wholesale from Nogibattery.

1. Cell Specifications

Battery Model
   INR18650-JP30P1
Battery Type
Cylindrical 18650 battery
Nominal Voltage
3.7V
Nominal Capacity
3000mAh
Charge Voltage
4.2V
Discharge Cut-off Voltage
2.5V
Max Charge Current
4.83C
Max Discharge Current
12C
Peak Discharge Current
47C
Internal Resistance
≤5mΩ
Charge Temperature
-10-60℃
Discharge Temperature
-20-80℃
Storage Temperature
0~45℃
Cycle Life
≥600 cycles
Battery Size 
φ18.56*65.23mm
Battery Weight 
About 50g
Warranty 
2 Years

2. Who is Ampace? 
Ampace Technology is a Chinese lithium battery technology company focused on advanced lithium-ion battery cells, battery packs, and energy storage solutions. It was established as a joint venture between Contemporary Amperex Technology Limited (CATL) and Amperex Technology Limited (ATL), combining CATL’s power battery expertise with ATL’s consumer battery technology background.
Strong CATL + ATL Background
Ampace benefits from CATL’s large-scale manufacturing experience and ATL’s consumer lithium battery know-how.
Focus on High-End Lithium Cells
The company emphasizes:High safety, Long cycle, life High energy density, Fast charging capability
Growing Global Presence
Ampace states that its products are supplied globally, covering energy storage, drones, power tools, and smart mobility markets.

Why Cylindrical Cells? 
Cylindrical lithium-ion cells remain a competitive mainstream format thanks to robust mechanical structure, mature automated manufacturing, outstanding cell consistency and inherent cooling channels after packaging.
Enhanced Structural Safety
Cylindrical lithium-ion cells adopt spiral winding construction. The round shape evenly distributes internal pressure, and rigid metal casing accommodates built-in PTC and CID safety devices to prevent deformation and overheating.
Consistent Performance & Scalable Production
Standard sizes including 18650, 21700 and 4680 etc enable fully automated manufacturing. Superior cell consistency optimises the reliability of battery modules and packs.
Efficient Thermal Management for High-Rate Operation
Natural gaps between cells form cooling channels after assembly, effectively mitigating hot spots under high-rate charging and discharging conditions.
Flexible Modular Integration
Adjustable series-parallel configurations support custom battery pack designs for electric vehicles, e-bikes, power tools and stationary energy storage systems.
Controllable Thermal Propagation Risk
Individual cells carry moderate capacity. Energy released during failure is limited, making thermal runaway easier to contain than large-format prismatic cells.


3. Customer Review3. Customer Review
Every acknowledgment from clients fuels NOGIBattery's development. Our team stays dedicated to supplying dependable lithium cells for all partners.


4. Customer FAQ
Q: How do you ensure cylindrical cell quality?
A: Quality is controlled through Grade A cell selection, capacity testing, internal resistance testing, strict sorting, and batch consistency inspection.
Q: What industries use cylindrical battery cells?
A: Cylindrical cells are used across EVs, consumer electronics, industrial equipment, robotics, medical devices, power tools, and renewable energy systems.
Q: What is the difference between high-energy and high-power cylindrical cells?
A: High-energy cells focus on longer runtime and higher capacity, while high-power cells are optimized for fast discharge and demanding applications.
Q: Are cylindrical cells environmentally friendly?
A: Lithium-ion cylindrical cells support clean energy applications by enabling electric transportation and renewable energy storage. Responsible recycling helps reduce environmental impact.
Q: How should cylindrical cells be stored?

A: Cylindrical cells should be stored in a dry, cool environment at partial charge levels, avoiding high temperatures and direct sunlight.

Contact us: Wechat/WhatsApp: +8613528488114    Email: sales@nogibattery.com
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