• Deep Cycle Rechargeable Lithium ion Lifepo4 12V 30Ah Lithium Battery System 1
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Deep Cycle Rechargeable Lithium ion Lifepo4 12V 30Ah Lithium Battery

Deep Cycle Rechargeable Lithium ion Lifepo4 12V 30Ah Lithium Battery

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5 unit
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2000 unit/month

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Residential ESS CFE-384S 12.8V 30Ah 384Wh

 

Volumetric Energy Density increased by 23.5%

LED power display screen and switch buttons

Rugged stainless steel body ensures 5 years warranty

High protection level IP65

Support 1C charge / discharge and excellent heat dissipation design

Quick connection and insulation protection

Stainless steel handles guarantees 3000 fatigue tests

Supports four external connections in series with voltage up to 51.2V 


 Product Spec

Name

CFE-384S

Model

12.8V30Ah

Nominal Voltage

12.8V

Nominal Capacity @1C

30Ah

Charge Voltage

14.8V

Charge Current Max Continuous

15A

Discharge Current Max Continuous

30A

Discharge Voltage Minimum

10.8V

Pulse Current 5 Sec

45A

Weight

5.0kg±0.5kg

Dimensions L*W*Hmm

160*140*210



Q: im about to purchase an xbox 360if i get the premium does it come with rechargeable batteries?if it does not can i purchase a rechargeable battery pack and use them on this controller or does it have to be a special controller to use the rechargeable battery pack?is there a separate charger to charge these batteries?if so how much will all this cost me?any help is much appreciated and thank you for your time.
The premium doesnt come with rechargable batteries, but you can by them for 15 bucks. You dont need a special controller the wireless that come with the system are fine. WHen you play it use plug the battery up to the controller and use it like a wired controller and it charges as you plan the you can unplug it and enjoy.
Q: Frequently I get the message on my camera Change Battery Pack. The battery is fully charged. All I do is open the battery cover, disconnect the battery, immediately push the same battery back in place, and turn the camera back on and it works fine; until I get the message again. This occurs frequently.Would this problem be corrected if I bought a new battery? Or is the camera defective?Thank you.
It sounds like it could be a battery issue. Rechargeable batteries have a life span. There comes a time where they simply don't recharge anymore. I'll cross fingers for you that all your camera needs is some brand new batteries. Sometimes, it can even be something as simple as dirty contacts - use some rubbing alcohol to clean all the contacts and let them dry for a minute before you put the batteries back in.
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: If I plug it into adaptor in my vehicle does the battery pack need to be used as well? The directions do NOT tell me this.
you should incase of a power interuption, if it is on and there is a power interuption ,even 1 second the dvd will have start over, and might damage the circuits
Q: I bought an external battery pack recently to charge my phone on the go. My phone's battery has a 1900mAh capacity and the pack has a capacity of 5200mAh, a little over twice the size of my phones battery. However, the battery pack only has enough juice to charge my phone fully once, and then about a quarter full. The pack is advertised to only have enough to charge an iPhone 4's battery twice, which is a 1450mAh battery, so the company didn't falsely advertise. But I want to know why if it's capacity is twice the amount of my phone, it can only charge it fully, once.The pack charges 1amp at 5V. I was thinking maybe some of the power is lost through heat during the transfer? Cause after all no cable or battery is 100% efficient at power transfer/storage, but that seems an awful lot to lose while it's charging. Anybody know what the problem most likely is?
My guess is that the pack could charge your phone twice if the phone is completely powered off. My guess is that you're killing a lot of the pack's battery keeping the phone powered on while charging.
Q: Can I upgrade to a 9.6V battery pack? Thanks
You didn't get 1.2v battery. You received a battery pack made up of 1.2v sub-C cells wired in series Count the cells, if there's 7 1.2v cells then it's a 8.4v battery, if there's 8 1.2v cells, then it's a 9.6v battery.
Q: how much charge should be left in a ni-mh rechargeable battery pack before long term storage?i have a ni-mh battery for a JVC gr-sxm 320u camcorder and i would like to put it in long term storage. the battery i have now is a replacement battery ni-mh. The original was a ni-cd which does not work anymore. i would like to store this battery long term so i would like to know how much charge should be left in the battery pack before storage. should there be 0%, 25%, 50% or 100%?
I would leave at least 50% charge.
Q: does battery world repack batteries? if they do, how much does it cost?
some Anton Bauer battery packs are made with individual cells ( D size) internally. they can be re-celled (not repacked) yourself or by a technician. i used to do this at various television stations i worked at. i am not aware of any other type battery pack that is can be done with. it would cost about 1/4th the price of a new pack.
Q: i bought the limited edition red controller that came with the play and charge kit thing mid to late last year. recently my 360 red ringed :( but i got it back a few weeks ago, but since i couldn't play it my battery pack just died inside of it (i thnk i only had 2 cells left in it). but i have been playing with it plugged in to the 360 like i did when i would charge it. everything else works fine, but i don't know if maybe a few months from now if i should buy a new battery pack, switch to using real batteries, or just keep doing what i've been doing for the last couple of weeks.
Been doing the same thing for over two years now and hasn't affected the controller Take the battery pack out when not in use otherwise it will leak and corrode the terminals
Q: I have the Xbox 360 Elite. I bought the play and charge controller, and a battery pack with the rechargeable wire. So I plug in the controller with the battery pack into the cable that charges it and into my 360. The light on the cable is illuminated green, which is supposed to mean fully charged. but when i disconnect the cable that charged it, supposedly, the controller dies. And it doesnt seem to charge it either. Whats wrong with it? HELP! The light is illuninated green, but it is not charged!
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