Description
Duracell Procell 123 Lithium Batteries are the high power lithium cells Duracell builds for professional security and safety equipment that draws hard in bursts. This case of 216 individually packed cells keeps installers and maintenance teams supplied for panel, sensor and lock work across a whole property.
- High rate discharge – Lithium chemistry built for high power professional devices
- Rated capacity – 1,600 mAh nominal capacity at 3 volts, with a 10 year shelf life
- Individually packed cells – 12 per box and 18 boxes per case
- Recommended fit – Duracell recommends this cell for door locks, thermostats, smoke detectors, security cameras and defibrillators
- Transport tested – UN 38.3 testing documented on the manufacturer data sheet
About These Procell 123 Lithium Batteries
Lithium manganese dioxide chemistry gives the 123 cell its high rate discharge character: strong pulse power for transmitters, strobes and motorized locks, with a flat discharge curve that holds voltage as the cell works. Duracell rates the cell at 1,600 mAh and 4.35 Wh, and recommends it for door locks, thermostats, smoke detectors, security cameras and defibrillators. A 10 year shelf life suits the way security stock is actually used, in small draws over long periods.
The case format is built for trade use. Each cell is packed singly, twelve to a box, so a technician can pull exactly what a job needs while the rest stay sealed and fresh. Eighteen boxes make the full case of 216 cells, a sensible restock unit for alarm companies, locksmiths and facilities teams maintaining detector and access fleets.
Features and Benefits
High Power Lithium
- Capacity – 1,600 mAh nominal capacity with 4.35 Wh nominal energy
- Operating range – Minus 20 degrees C to 75 degrees C per the manufacturer
- Standards – IEC 60086-4 safety, UN 38.3 transport, RoHS and REACH compliance
Trade Case Format
- Single packs – Every cell individually packed for job-by-job pulling
- Case structure – 12 single packs per box, 18 boxes per case, 216 cells total
- Shelf life – 10 years supports slow, steady trade consumption
Product Specifications
Battery
- Size: 123
- Nominal Voltage: 3V
- Chemistry: Lithium manganese dioxide (Li-MnO2)
- Nominal Capacity: 1,600 mAh
- Shelf Life: 10 years
- Standards: IEC 60086-4, UN 38.3 transport, RoHS and REACH
- Manufacturer Item Number: PC123
Packaging and Supply
- Sold As: a case of 18 boxes, 12 single packs per box
- Batteries per Case: 216
Browse related categories: Hospital Supplies and Duracell.
Why Choose This Product
Security and safety devices fail silently when a lithium cell fades, so the stock behind them has to be fresh, genuine and correctly specified. This Procell 123 case is the manufacturer's own professional format, bought the way installers actually consume it.
- Pulse power – Lithium chemistry holds voltage under high rate discharge
- Sealed freshness – Single packs keep unused cells protected until the job
- Fleet coverage – 216 cells restock a whole detector and access-control estate
- Documented compliance – UN 38.3 transport testing is stated on the manufacturer data sheet
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
How many batteries are in this case?
The case holds 216 cells: 18 boxes with 12 individually packed batteries in each box. The price shown covers the full case.
What devices take this battery?
Duracell recommends the 123 lithium cell for door locks, thermostats, smoke detectors, security cameras and defibrillators. Confirm the cell size printed in the device or on its battery door before ordering.
Are these the same as camera batteries?
The 123 is a 3 volt lithium cell also used in some cameras and flash units. This listing is the professional Procell case format sold for security and safety fleets.
How long do they keep in storage?
The manufacturer rates the shelf life at 10 years. Store the case in a cool, dry place and keep cells in their single packs until they are installed.
Do lithium batteries ship with restrictions?
Lithium cells are regulated for transport, and the manufacturer documents UN 38.3 testing for this line. Carrier rules for lithium batteries apply to this case.
