48V 600Ah ESS Lithium iron Phosphate LiFePO4 Telecom Battery use for Communication Equipment

48V 600Ah ESS Lithium iron Phosphate LiFePO4 Telecom Battery use for Communication Equipment

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48 volt 48V 600Ah ESS Lithium iron Phosphate LiFePO4 Lipo Lithium ion Telecom Battery use for Korea Communication Equipment

Item	Parameters
Model	48V 600Ah
Maximum charging current (A)	450
Maximum discharge current (A)	450
Working Temperature Range of Charge (℃)	0~45
Working Temperature Range of Discharge (℃)	-20~60
Dimension (mm)	1.20.62m
Weight (Kg)	500
Protection function	Over current protection, short circuit protection, over voltage protection, under-voltage protection, temperature protection
Remote control function	Remote sensing, remote communication, remote control, remote regulating
Communication interface	RS232,RS485

48V 600Ah ESS Lithium iron Phosphate LiFePO4 Telecom Battery use for Communication Equipment

Q: I have a nyko charging station for my xbox 360 controllers but they wont hold a charge anymore. I put them on the dock station and it says they are charged after like 15 mins but then they dont last very long. Wasnt sure if it would be the battery packs or the dock station.: I would say it's the battery packs. They don't usually last much longer than a year or so.

Q: I have a toshiba portable dvd player, it has a built-in rechargable battery, but I was wondering if it was possible to use the 10v input as a port for a battery.: as long as your voltage is genuine, the amperage skill of the battery basically has to fulfill minimum. there is not any optimum. think of of your vehicle battery. it may furnish a hundred's of Amps some over one thousand amps. It does no longer blow up your stereo or lights furniture, and that they only run on some amps or much less. The voltage is genuine, so it extremely works properly. laptop potential aspects can produce as much as a hundred amps or extra. does no longer harm any aspects by way of fact the voltage is genuine. you have a battery which will final a protracted time is all.

Q: DUE TONIGHT PLEASE HELPA 90 kg astronaut floating out in space is carrying a 1.0 kg TV camera and a 10 kg battery pack. He's drifting toward his ship but, in order to get back faster, he hurls the camera out into space (away from the space ship) at 18 m/s and then throws the battery at 11 m/s in the same direction. What's the resulting increase in his speed after each throw?speed increase after discarding camera.?speed increase after discarding battery?: The key here is to remember that momentum is conserved. Momentum is mass times velocity. Are you sure you've got the masses right, surely the TV camera is heavier than the battery pack? Since (relative to each other), neither astronaut, nor camera nor battery is moving, the total momentum can be taken to be zero. So after throwing the camera away, the total momentum should be zero m/s. That means the astronaut should have equal momentum in magnitude, but opposite in direction, to the camera. Let's take the direction the camera was thrown in to be negative. Then the momentum of the camera after it is released is (1.0 kg)(-18 m/s) -18 kg m/s. So the momentum after discarding the camera must be 18 kg m/s. Dividing by the mass of the astronaut (plus battery pack, as he's still got it at this point), which is 100 kg, gives an increase in speed of 0.18 m/s. Now we do the same thing with the battery pack. Since, relative to each other, neither are moving, we can say that the total momentum before releasing it is zero, so the total momentum after releasing it must be zero also. The momentum of the battery pack, since it is thrown in the negative direction also, is (10 kg)(-11 m/s) -110 kg m/s. Therefore the total momentum of the astronaut must increase by 110 kg m/s also, and dividing by the mass of the astronaut (90 kg) gives a speed increase of 1.22 m/s.

Q: I just bought the rechargeable battery pack for the xbox 360 wireless controllers.(only one, not with charger). Once i inserted it into two of my wireless controllers, it never turned on.Does the battery pack need to be charged even though i just bought it?points to whoever has the solution: For any rechargeable batter, you must charge it before using it. This is because rechargeable batteries have a sort of memory in them. That's why you also have to wear rechargeable batteries all the way before you charge them to get the most out of them.

Q: i dont understand do you have to buy a rechargable battery pack to use plug and play also does it come with a battery pack(rechargable one)???: You can actually plug your controller into the cable without a battery pack and your controller will work. But it will only recharge plug-and-play batteries, not rechargeable batteries stuck into the battery pack.

Q: I have replaced the ni-cad cells in my 18V bosch drill with li-ion cells (respecting the voltage and wiring).Can I use the original ni-cad charger?The charger knew when to stop charging with the ni-cad battery, will it do the same now?Thank you.: No. You need to use a charger special for Li-Ion cells, and with that a multi-tap charger. You can incorporate the per cell monitoring and charge controller in the battery pack.

Q: I know you can use them, but can you re-charge them using the recharge wire designed for the battery packs? They are NH15 1.2v HR6 2300mAh. If these don't work: is there any that will? Thanks: yes you can.

Q: I was playing with my FM transmitter, and in an attempt to amplify its signal I attactched a 2 AA battery pack instead of its normal 2 AAA. But this pack started hissing when I had it connected any playing. why? Did the hissing was from the pack, not the transmitter. the pack is cheaply made and slightly bent, but why did it hiss?thanks: Obviously the new battery pack was connected to your transmitter terminals with wires of some length. These wires possibly act as antennas of certain wavelength, interfering with the transmitter's signal and existing internal/external antenna, which is perceived by you as hissing. Furthermore you did not achieve any signal amplification because 2 AA batteries give the same voltage as 2 AAA batteries but probably for a longer time. In conclusion if you want better signal go to a better transmitter.

Q: Why is the battery in series with the battery pack?: The battery in series to form the purpose of the battery is to increase the voltage, such as a battery 1.5v need 6v voltage, in series 4 batteries in series.

Q: I really want to get an EnV touch but i've heard bad things about the battery not lasting + everything.Does anyone know where to get an extended battery pack? [is it at the verizon store?]and how much it costs?Thanks so much(:: I would recommend buying from amazon web site.Things on there are cheap.

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