Brand :Omnergy
Product origin :China
Delivery time: 15 days
Supply capacity :750 million per year
The CR2025D is a high-performance primary lithium coin cell specifically developed for industrial and mission-critical applications where standard batteries fail. Featuring our proprietary “D” Series Low-Temperature Resistance technology, this battery maintains a stable 3V output and a high 150mAh capacity even in the harshest sub-zero environments.
Whether for arctic research, high-altitude aerospace, or cold-chain logistics, the CR2025D is the definitive choice for engineers requiring uncompromising reliability.
Technical Specifications of CR2025D 3V 150mAh
| Feature | Details |
| Model Number | CR2025D (Low-Temperature Resistant Series) |
| Chemical System | Lithium Manganese Dioxide (Li−MnO2) |
| Nominal Voltage | 3.0V |
| Nominal Capacity | 150mAh |
| Operating Temperature | -55°C to +60°C |
| Dimensions | 20.0mm (Diameter) × 2.5mm (Height) |
| Self-Discharge Rate | ≤2% per year (at 20°C) |
| Standard Current | 0.2mA |
Key Performance Advantages
1. Specialist Low-Temperature Chemistry (-55°C)
The “D” designation identifies our specialized electrolyte formula. Unlike standard CR2025 cells that lose over 50% efficiency at -20°C, the CR2025D is optimized to provide stable voltage and pulse current down to -55°C. This ensures data transmission and sensor accuracy in deep-freeze conditions.
2. High Energy Density (150mAh)
In a slim 2.5mm profile, the CR2025D packs a robust 150mAh capacity. This high energy density reduces maintenance cycles for remote devices, providing a longer service life for industrial IoT nodes and medical wearables.
3. Superior Leak-Proof Seal
Engineered with an upgraded stainless-steel casing and a specialized cold-resistant gasket, the CR2025D prevents electrolyte evaporation and leakage under fluctuating atmospheric pressures and extreme temperature cycles.
4. 10-Year Shelf Life
With a self-discharge rate of less than 1% per year at room temperature, these batteries are ideal for emergency backup systems and “set-and-forget” infrastructure monitors.