Acebeam introduced a new rechargeable power cell that combines high energy density with convenient built-in charging. The AB21CP6425 battery allows users to charge the power source directly through a USB-C port without requiring a separate external charger. This design simplifies the charging process for flashlight owners who want to avoid carrying multiple cables or dedicated charging docks.
New cylindrical cell integrates charging electronics for direct USB-C power input
The company released this component as a cylindrical 21700 cell designed for use in their portable lighting equipment. The battery operates at a nominal voltage of 3.5 volts and stores 22.4 Wh of energy. Acebeam integrated the charging electronics directly into the cell to support this direct charging capability.
Specifications
- Capacity: 6,400 mAh
- Energy: 22.4 Wh
- Voltage: 3.5 volts
- Form Factor: 21700
- Charging Interface: USB-C
Technical specifications confirm the battery holds a capacity of 6,400 mAh. The integrated USB-C interface handles the power input for recharging the internal cells. This configuration delivers a significant energy boost compared to standard 21700 cells that rely on external power sources.
Acebeam currently bundles the AB21CP6425 exclusively with the P20 Mini flashlight. The company has not yet listed the battery for sale as a standalone item in its online store. Information regarding the exact physical dimensions of the cell remains unavailable at this time.
Source: Acebeam, NotebookCheck
