D Daveeboy New Member Mar 31, 2011 #1 Hi Guys, I need your help.....I have a new product which uses CR927 batteries.....but I need them to be a little more powerful...maybe more voltage? Do you know of any batteries around the same shape and size as the CR927 button cell but a little more powerful ? The battery is used to power 6 very small LED's lights. Thanks Dave.
Hi Guys, I need your help.....I have a new product which uses CR927 batteries.....but I need them to be a little more powerful...maybe more voltage? Do you know of any batteries around the same shape and size as the CR927 button cell but a little more powerful ? The battery is used to power 6 very small LED's lights. Thanks Dave.
crutschow Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Mar 31, 2011 #2 The CR927 lithium cell has about the highest energy you can get in that size.
D Daveeboy New Member Mar 31, 2011 #3 OK, I understand. Is there 2 batteries that I could fit into the approx same space i.e. CR927 = 9mm dia x 2.7mm thick New battery = 10mm dia x 1.5mm thick This would give me 6v over 3v. Any advice is much appreciated. Thanks Dave.
OK, I understand. Is there 2 batteries that I could fit into the approx same space i.e. CR927 = 9mm dia x 2.7mm thick New battery = 10mm dia x 1.5mm thick This would give me 6v over 3v. Any advice is much appreciated. Thanks Dave.
audioguru Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Mar 31, 2011 #4 The CR927 battery cell is so small that it might dimmly light a couple of LEDs for a couple of minutes. Two battery cells can dimmly light twice as many LEDs for a couple of minutes.
The CR927 battery cell is so small that it might dimmly light a couple of LEDs for a couple of minutes. Two battery cells can dimmly light twice as many LEDs for a couple of minutes.
ronv Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Mar 31, 2011 #5 You might look at the CR2540. It has a high current capability and higher amp hour rating.
D Daveeboy New Member Apr 1, 2011 #6 ronv said: You might look at the CR2540. It has a high current capability and higher amp hour rating. Click to expand... Humm CR2540 is nice but too big (25mm dia x 4mm thick) Any other suggestions ? Thanks Dave.
ronv said: You might look at the CR2540. It has a high current capability and higher amp hour rating. Click to expand... Humm CR2540 is nice but too big (25mm dia x 4mm thick) Any other suggestions ? Thanks Dave.
audioguru Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Apr 1, 2011 #7 You are making light that needs energy. A tiny battery has very little energy.