2-Slot 18650 Battery Holder Case
₵14.00 Original price was: ₵14.00.₵12.00Current price is: ₵12.00.
2-slot 18650 battery holder case for DIY electronics, Arduino, robotics, LED lighting, IoT, and rechargeable battery projects.
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The 2-slot 18650 battery holder case is used to hold two 18650 rechargeable lithium batteries for DIY electronics and battery-powered projects. It is useful for projects that require more voltage or longer battery runtime than a single 18650 cell can provide, depending on the circuit design and battery connection.
This holder is suitable for Arduino projects, robotics prototypes, LED lighting, portable power supply projects, IoT devices, and STEM practicals. It allows easy installation and replacement of batteries during project testing and development.
For rechargeable lithium battery packs, use the correct BMS, charging module, and charger suitable for your battery configuration.
Key Features:
- Holds 2 pieces of 18650 rechargeable batteries
- Useful for DIY rechargeable battery projects
- Easy battery replacement
- Suitable for Arduino, robotics, LED, and IoT projects
- Helps organize battery connections neatly
- Compact holder for project enclosures and prototypes
Applications:
- Arduino and electronics projects
- Robotics prototypes
- LED lighting projects
- Portable rechargeable systems
- DIY power supply projects
- STEM and school practicals
- IoT and wireless projects
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LM2596 DC-DC Buck Converter Module | Adjustable Step-Down Regulator (3A)
Drop high voltage down to what you need. The LM2596 is a high-efficiency "Step-Down" converter. It allows you to take a high voltage source (like a 12V battery or 24V solar panel) and reduce it to a specific lower voltage (like 5V or 3.3V) to power your electronics.
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Input: 3V - 40V DC.
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Output: 1.5V - 35V DC (Adjustable).
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Current: Max 3A.
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Best For: Powering Arduinos from 12V batteries, Solar Projects, and LED Drivers.

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