1、 Being a primary lithium battery, a 123A is not manufactured to be recharged. It is essential to understand the risks associated with attempting to recharge non-rechargeable batteries and to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines in order to ensure safe and reliable operation.
2、 Surefire advises consumers to use special caution when handling 123A batteries and recommends using only the highest quality lithium 123A batteries in Surefire products for optimal performance and safety. However, any attempts to recharge a SureFire 123A lithium battery could bring about potential hazards， Therefore, they should be disposed of properly once they are exhausted.Surefire 123A lithium batteries are non-rechargeable disposable batteries and are specifically designed to offer a higher energy density and voltage output, making them suitable for high performance devices， This means that they are a reliable power source for a wide range of devices, including high-end flashlights, digital cameras, tactical lights, and other electronic equipment that require uninterrupted and high-performance power.
3、 They have a high energy density and offer a remarkable shelf life of up to ten years which makes them an excellent choice for long-term storage. Actually, recharging such a battery could result in leakage, overheating, rupture or even explosion, causing injury or damage to the device it is installed in.
4、 With a wide operational temperature range, these batteries are well-suited for use in a variety of climatic conditions.
