123A Lithium Batteries (12-Pack)

12ea SF123A BATTERIES, BOXED.  123A-Series, 3.0 Volt Lithium Batteries.

Continental U.S. Delivery Only.  Ground shipping only; air/express not available due to air shipping restrictions. 

Optimized for use in SureFire flashlights, SureFire Lithium batteries pack a lot of power into a small package. And unlike alkaline batteries SureFire High-Performance Lithium Batteries boast a ten-year shelf life, which means they will be ready when you need them, every time.

For all SureFire Lithium battery powered lights

Surefire makes some of the best 123A 3-Volt Lithium Batteries on the market.  They feature a built-in fault (short circuit) protection that causes the battery to shut down should overheating occur.  This is a failsafe to keep batteries from venting energetically (exploding) in a Surefire Illumination Tool.  We recommend only using genuine Surefire brand batteries.

Almost all SureFire illumination tools are powered by 123A lithium batteries. In fact, they pioneered the use of these compact, lightweight, energy-dense devices in flashlights. Surefire uses them instead of standard alkaline batteries because of their many advantages, such as:

Higher Power Density
For a given size (battery volume), It would take two alkaline batteries to match the power output of a single SureFire 123A lithium battery.

Less Weight
For a given size (battery volume), Lithium batteries weigh about half as much as alkalines but produce more power.

More Voltage
SureFire 123A batteries generate 3 volts. Alkalines, just 1.5 volts.

Better Voltage Maintenance
A lithium battery maintains fairly constant voltage for up to 95% of its life, depending on discharge rate. At moderate to high discharge rates, the voltage of alkaline batteries drops rapidly, making them unsuitable for use in high-output flashlights.

Longer Shelf-Life
Lithium batteries can retain up to 90% of their original power output capability after 10 years of storage, making them perfect for emergency preparedness use. Stored alkalines deplete themselves much more rapidly.

Wide Temperature Tolerance
Lithium batteries greatly outperform alkalines over a wide temperature range, providing a working output from -76° to 176° F (-60° to 80° C).