Compact and lightweight LiPo pouch battery designed for portable electronics, tracking devices, medical equipment, wearable devices, and other space-limited applications.
The 501750 battery provides 380mAh capacity in a compact size. Its slim pouch-cell design allows flexible integration into products where battery size and weight are important.
The 501750 form factor provides 380mAh capacity while taking up limited space, making it suitable for compact and portable devices.
Stable 3.7V Power
A 3.7V nominal voltage provides consistent power for a wide range of low-power electronic devices.
Flexible Integration
The slim pouch-cell design allows the battery to be integrated into different product structures and space-limited housings.
Reliable Performance
Designed for stable power delivery and dependable operation in portable electronic applications.
Custom Battery Options
Capacity, dimensions, PCM, NTC, wires, and connectors can be customized according to your device requirements.
Typical Applications
The 501750 380mAh LiPo battery can be used in a variety of compact electronic products, including:
GPS tracking devices
GPS trackers
Wearable devices
Portable medical devices
Healthcare devices
Smart sensors
IoT devices
Portable consumer electronics
Technical Specifications
Item
Specification
Model
501750
Battery Type
Lithium Polymer Pouch Cell
Nominal Voltage
3.7V
Capacity
380mah
Charging Voltage
4.2V
Configuration
1S1P
Charge Temperature
0°C to +45°C
Discharge Temperature
-20°C to +60°C
Storage Temperature
-20°C to +45°C
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