Description

EVE 30P 18650 HIGH DRAIN BATTERY

The EVE 30P 18650 cell delivers dependable power and versatility. With a nominal capacity of 3000 mAh and a nominal voltage of 3.6 V, it’s built for high-discharge applications — ideal for devices requiring sustained current while preserving reasonable runtime.

While the official spec sheet lists a 30 A maximum continuous discharge (10 C) with temperature-limited cutoff, independent testing by Battery Mooch suggests it’s more realistically suited for around 20 A continuous (≈ 60 W) to maintain safe operating temperatures and longevity.

Its flat-top design and standard 18650 form factor make it compatible with a wide range of mods and devices from regulated vape mods to power tools and DIY battery packs. Lightweight and well-constructed, EVE 30P offers a cost-effective alternative to premium 18650 cells, delivering solid capacity and reasonable discharge for everyday and moderate-power use.

Note: As with any unprotected lithium-ion cell, especially high-drain 18650s, correct handling, external charging, and use within safe discharge ranges are essential for safety and longevity.

Specifications

• Cell type / format: 18650 lithium-ion, flat-top
• Nominal voltage: 3.60 V
• Nominal capacity: 3000 mAh (minimum 2900 mAh)
• Maximum continuous discharge (official): 30 A (10 C) with temperature-limited cutoff (≈ 75 °C)
• Suggested continuous discharge (Battery Mooch): ~20 A for safe vaping / regulated-device use
• Typical internal resistance (AC, 1 kHz): ≤ 18 mΩ
• Size: ~ 18.35 mm diameter × 65.15 mm length
• Weight: approx. 48 g
• Chemistry: Li-ion / INR (NCM-type)
• Unprotected cell — no built-in protection circuit
• Recommended use: Regulated mods, power tools, battery packs, e-mobility, DIY energy storage

Important Notes & Safety Advice

• Despite the 30 A rating, it is recommended limiting continuous use to ~ 20 A to maintain safe temperature and longevity.
• Always charge externally with a quality Li-ion charger — do not rely on unverified chargers or mod USB-charging.
• Store and transport batteries safely (in protective cases); never carry loose cells with metal objects.
• Avoid mixing different battery types/ages in the same mod or pack.
• Inspect battery wraps and insulators regularly; replace if damaged.