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custom Lithium Ion Batteries Rack mounted household Power Energy Storage Lithium Battery NCQ

custom Lithium Ion Batteries Rack mounted household Power Energy Storage Lithium Battery NCQ

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Product Model

ES-BOX12

ES-BOX12 PRO

ES-BOX12 PLUS

ES-BOX12 MAX

Product Specification

51.2V 100Ah

51.2V 150Ah

51.2V 200Ah

51.2V 280Ah

Nominal Voltage

51.2V

51.2V

51.2V

51.2V

Nominal Capacity

100Ah

150Ah

202Ah

280Ah

Cell Type

(LFP)

(LFP)

(LFP)

(LFP)

Standard Charge Voltage

58.4V(adjustable)

58.4V(adjustable)

58.4V(adjustable)

58.4V(adjustable)

Max Charge Current

100A

150A

150A

200A

Discharge Cut-off Voltage

40V(adjustable)

40V(adjustable)

40V(adjustable)

40V(adjustable)

Max Discharge Current

100A

150A

150A

200A

Display

LED

Parallel Function

Support 10 Units In Parallel

Support 15 units 

In Parallel

Support 15 Units 

In Parallel

Support 15Units 

In Parallel

Communication interface

RS485、RS232.CAN(Optional)

Cycle Life

≥6000 Cycles (80%DOD)

Charge Temperature Range

0~65℃

Discharge Temperature Range

-20~65C

Dimensions

480*600*15OMM

480*650*18OMM

480*650*225MM

480*650*225MM

Weight

47Kg

80Kg

93Kg

130Kg

Installation Method

Wall Mounted / Stand

 

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CONVENIENT AND BEAUTIFUL ENERGY STORAGE DEVICE, TO ENSURE THAT YOU CAN GET THE LIGHT AT ANY TIME AND PLACE. TO ORDER IT, QUALITY SERVICE, REASONABLE PRICE AND PERFECT AFTER-SALES.

 


FAQ:

Q1. Can I have a sample order?

A. Yes, welcome sample order to test and check quality.

Q2. How about after-sales service?

A. We will provide you with a 3 years warranty. If there are any problems, please let us know and we will provide you with a positive solution.

 

Q3. What about the lead time?

A. Sample 5-10 days, mass production time 3-5 weeks depending on order quantity.

Q4. Do you have any MOQ limit?

A. Yes, but low MOQ, 10pcs order is available.

Q5. How do you ship the goods and how long does it take to arrive?

A. We usually ship by DHL, UPS, FedEx or TNT. It usually takes 3-5 days to arrive. Bigger order shipped by air or by sea.

Q6. How to proceed with an order?

A. 1st, please let us know your requirements or application. 2nd, We offer our quotation. 3rd, customer confirms the samples and make a deposit for formal order. 4th, We produce your order.

Q7. Can you print my logo on the product?

A. Yes. Please supply us the artwork before mass production.

 

Q: Uninterrupted power ups to reprovision the battery pack?
Ups is divided into standard machine and long-term machine, the standard machine time is short, built-in battery, long-term use of equipment according to the battery with the calculation time.
Q: I want to know which battery packs will last longer before being recharged again. I don't want to know that it's better to buy the play and charge, because I already have a cable. so what mA/h will last longer the 2100 mAh, the 3600 or the 4100, or the 4800?
the controllers save the price for a lengthy time period. i do not use one as oftentimes as the different and it lasts for months. i take advantage of the controller for some hours a week and characteristic a play and value kit
Q: Hi I have dead NiCd battery that measured 0 volts.No matter how long you put this thing in the carger, it just woudn't hold any charge?Is there any known way to resurrect this battery? Non-commercially?
You say it won't hold a charge - do you mean that it holds charge for a very short time? As in after you charge it, the radio or whatever dies in a minute or so? If so, I've had some success charging the battery, then putting it in a flashlight and letting it die, over and over. Each time, the recharge lasts longer. After about 10 times, its up about 80% of what a new one will do. And you're not risking an explosion G
Q: I bought a shaver that came with two rechargeable battery packs (2 x AA 900mAh 1.2V)Both packs powered the shaver fully for awhile until the energy was drained. However, the adapter (AC: 200V~50Hz DC: 3V 500mA) it came with does not charge either battery pack. When I plug the adapter to the battery pack, the red light comes on, so I know contact is being made, but no matter how long I leave it there, either battery pack does not charge.I'm not electrically skilled, so I was hoping someone on here could help me out.
Check if you have followed properly the battery polarity connection to its terminal. The contact must be positive to positive and negative to negative. If it was not followed the charger's red light will still comes on,but the battery pack will not charge because there is a reverse polarity circuit protection inside the charger. This is to protect the battery in case it was inserted in reverse position (polarity). The power supply current will not charge the battery or goes to battery. It will be blocked by the diode protection that is connected in series, This diode allows current passing in one direction only (polarized forward) and does not in the opposite (reverse polarization).
Q: i just bought rechargeable AA batteries, and my xbox 360 controller will not power on. am i doing something wrong? does the play and charge kit work for rechargeable AA batteries? and the kit does work because i have a battery pack. but the pack lost its power.
The play and charge kit does die out fast but it wont die permanently. The cord is short about 4 to 5 feet.
Q: I have an older gem from 2003. The gel battery pack is too far drained to be recharged. If I call for a repair, they'll charge $225. Is this something I can do and with what tools? Thanks.(More info, 10 points.)
The Gem uses 12 V deep cycle Trojan batteries wired up to provide 48 V . That means there are four of these batteries in series, more may be in parallel with these four but basically chances are only one of these batteries has failed. If you run a voltmeter across each battery, you should be able to identify the bad one fairly quickly, then it's just a matter of replacing that 12 V battery with a 12 V lead acid, AGM, or gel battery with the same size, terminals and capacity. The capacities ranges from 130 AH to 150 AH. An actual new Trojan battery would run about $190 (without a rebate for the old one and you can usually get a rebate) but chances are you could get a used one for less or some other lead acid battery with similar dimensions (roughly 14 x 7 x 11 ) and capacity ratings for less. Gel and AGM batteries are sealed but if you were willing to break the seal (dangerous as it contains hydrochloric acid), it would be possible to drain the acid, clean the mats, file down the plates, reassemble and add new acid to rebuild the battery. You may be able to find someone who does this and can sell you a reconditioned battery. Once you isolate the failed battery with a voltmeter, you could try charging it individually (sometimes a battery won't charge because other batteries in the series are already at full charge). You may even be able to bring a dead battery back to life by trickle charging and pulsing reverse polarity through it to break up the sulfate buildup on the plates. It's probably a good idea to periodically break up the battery pack and charge each battery separately to try and get as much charge into each one as possible. Chances are, the tools needed would be the same tools you would need to change out a car battery except that these batteries are heavier.
Q: I have one of them car battery jump packs, thing is my gf lost the charger. I'm looking to get a replacement yet I don't know what I'm looking for. Its a EverStart Jump starter. 300amp. The port for the recharging says 12V DC input. What will I look for online or at the store. Also in the same line of questioning, how will I know I am buying the correct male plug.
Do not like perspective of Black Panther. I'm seventy two yrs old woman and not using a aid from anybody. I had to study matters on my possess. I am hoping my battery charger will charge up my truck, considering the fact that I fairly need to go to the store. Dog and cats don't want excuses and i get hungry too!
Q: i put in the pack it came with, it charges and turns red on the bulb.but i just put in newly bought rechargeable energizers but the bulb doesnt turn red. is it charging.
You have to use xbox battery packs not real batteries. You can buy other xbox battery packs to use and charge. Or you can use the original pack that the controler came with to use regular AAs but they will not recharge while in the controler.
Q: 1)I have an R/C plane with a battery pack that is 9.6V250mAIm looking for backup battery packs, my question is, is this an okay battery to buy it looks the same but I know little about electronics2)If it sounds like i can buy the other battery, what voltage/mA can i go up too, Because I want the longest flight time /capacity
With electronics, they're typically built for a specific voltage. Always stick with the same voltage rating. The mA-hr rating refers to how long the battery will last. It's the product of the current (how much power the battery is providing) and the total time at that current. For example, a 250 mAh battery will last for one hour when providing 250 mA. It will last 0.5 hrs when providing 500 mA. The bigger the number, the longer it will last.
Q: I recently bought an SRC M933 M4 from a friend with a red dot sight and an extra mag, The battery is an 8.4v battery pack. However, the problem is that whenever I leave the battery plugged in the gun, it loses charge. Also, Even after it was freshly charged, and I dont even put it in the gun, it also loses charge. Is the battery supposed to be like that? Or should I buy a new one?
Batteries will lose charge if they just sit there for a while. At least mine do. For example, if i charge my battery for 6 hours then un plug it and just let it sit, the next day it will have no charge. This is the same with all of my batteries so its probably how they all are. At the same time if the 8.4v was the battery that came with the gun (lile included in the package) i would reccomend buying a new one, as the ones that come with the gun are of lesser quality. Hope this helps!

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