LiFePO4 Battery Pack 48V100Ah for Home Solar Power System for sale
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- 10 set
- Supply Capability:
- 5000 set/month
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Technical Features
• LiFePO4 (Lithium Iron phosphate) battery
• High energy density, Light weight, saving space.
• Long cycle life for deep cycle.
• Fast charge capability
• Integrated Battery Manage System (BMS) to ensure battery safety and reliability.
• Support parallel connection to increase capacity
• LED status and alarm indication
• Low self-discharge rate
• No memory effect
• No gassing
• Maintenance free
Main Applications
• Telecommunication
• UPS
• Renewable energy system
Advantage:
First-class R&D team: Our R&D colleagues are from the TOP3 Lithium battery companies in China. we have very rich experience in lithium battery design, electronics, system testing and real application.
Strict Quality Control: We set a series strict QC standards include battery battery appearance, package, internal structure,charge / discharge performance, IP request etc. We strictly obey this standards to make sure every customers can get high quality battery from us.
Customer first culture: 80% of our customers are 5 years above close win-win cooperation partner. We treat our customers as our friends, family members. Every batteries we produced, sold are priceless trust from customers, so we cherish it and we keep a grateful, royalty and honesty heart to our customers.
- Q: I want to know how many hours of video can I record with my Canon, with this battery:7.4V 1000mAh Li-ion LP-E5 LPE5 Battery Pack.Thanks.
- not long, but you cant say for sure, depends on battery condition, to put it in perspective @ 12v, not far off what your using, a standard car battery has 60A available (60,000mAh) and we all know how long that lasts.
- Q: I have don it before but forgot how to find the bad one. I have a battery pack that will not charge. I hooked the charger to it and found one battery that I had continunity through it without droping any voltage I think it's the one.I want to take a battery out of another bad pack and replace it. Is there any way of checking them, ( individually) with a Multimeter, or do I need to check like I did the other?
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- Q: I don't understand why if there's this big worry with electric cars about range anxiety, is why they all don't just use the 85kwh batteries used on tesla cars to achieve around 300 miles of range. It would give EV's the kick start they need. If one were to pay big bucks could they have those types of batteries installed into say a leaf or a rav4 ev to get better range? Thanks!
- At the moment, only Tesla offers such large battery packs. Yes, other electric cars could do this, and also offer the 300-mile driving ranges Tesla does. * The other pure electric cars (Mitsubishi MiEV, Nissan Leaf, Toyota RAV4 EV) are focusing on a compromise between affordability and driving range. This is a marketing decision. Tesla's approach is no-compromise range and performance, and so they market to more upscale customers. Their extended range EVs sell for $60,000 to over $100,000, and feature very long driving ranges, super-fast charging and sportscar-like performance. * Mitsubishi's i-MiEV sells for around $21,000 after rebates, but has a driving range of less than 70 miles. Mitsubishi probably thinks this will appeal to more consumers, despite the much poorer driving range. * Time will fix this problem. Tesla shows us the technology exists today for long-range battery packs, and fast battery charging. Eventually, prices for these features will fall, as happens with nearly all new technology.
- Q: I have an old remote control air plane rechargeable battery I want to use for something else. The problem is I need it 9.6V and the two packs of 5 cells is 6V each. I want to combine the two 6V into an 8 cell 9.6V but I can't seem to split them apart. Currently I'm discharging them through the old airplane motor that they came with. First off, should I be messing with them. If so, is running them through a motor a good way to discharge them, and finally how should I go about separating them so I can recombine them?
- Those 6V battery pack was packed with hard glue and welded joints. Separating them is not an easy task as you though without any proper tool. Besides, most old old rechargeable battery pack 50% inside the cells were dried out or leakage or shorted due to aging. Not much chance to rebuild them into a workable 9.6V pack.
- Q: I Just bought a 3600 MhA Ni-MH Recheargable Battery Pack for the XBOX 3601. Is it safe to use it even if it's not an Original Microsoft Product ?2. Can I Play in the same time that the battery is Charging ?
- What is the brand? 1) Any product that is not a first party product (i.e. made by Microsoft) will have an inherent risk factor. However, in terms of a rechargeable battery pack, the only thing you will really have to worry about is the battery melting or exploding from overheating. Explosion is highly unlikely, but battery corrosion and melting can possibly occur. This can happen to ANY battery pack, not just third party ones. So in short, the risk is very low. 2) No, you cannot. The Battery Pack for an XBox 360 controller must be fully inserted into the controller itself. Most if not all rechargeable battery packs have to charge on a base unit that CANNOT be plugged into the controller at the same time. Keep in mind: Rechargeable battery packs degrade with use. You will have a great charge time to start, but as you continue to use your rechargeable battery packs, the amount of play time you will get out of them will diminish. As a personal example, I have the Microsoft brand rechargeable pack, and I now only get about 2.5 hours of play time out of them from about 6 hours when I originally bought them. This is why I have 2 packsI swap them out as I go so I never have to waste batteries! Hope this helps.
- Q: I am trying to build my own battery pack to fit my needs for me and my robot. And I was wondering if their are any good tutorials, books or websites out their on this topic. Thank you.
- It depends on the required voltage and power needs. Different batteries have different voltages (difference of potential between the + and - terminals) and Amp-hour (total potential hours of operation at one Amp of current) ratings. If you need a power source that isn't currently available for sale, try stringing together many of the same type of battery (same voltage and Amp-hour rating), connected in series. If this is a store-bought robot, I have to assume it came with a battery pack, probably a series of rechargeable AAs in a heat-shrunk package. If you made the robot yourself, you need to know the required voltages for each of its subcomponents and may have to have multiple power supplies. Or just find the nearest Radio Shack.
- Q: I am building an Xbox 360 Laptop, and obviously it can't always be plugged in :P. Where would I be able to find a rechargeable battery to kick out at least 175W, 12V, and 42A (DC current)? Ideas and suggestions are also welcome!
- You will not find one tp fit any machine. this is far too high a load . In act the only batteries capable of this kind of output would be lead acid, as in small car batteries. I don't think they will fit in the case. And can not be safely carried due to acid spillage risks.
- 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: I have a motorola handheld radio when i put the battery in the charger it will rapid charge for 1hr then go to trickle charge how long should i leave it in the charger i have been told 2hr after rapid is done and told 12hrs the packs cost a bit so can someone please help so i dont mess them up thanks
- The issue with long charge times is heat. When you charge a battery, either using a fast charger or slow charge, the power going into it reverses the chemical action to the state it needs to be in to produce electricity again. When the battery is charged, the power going into the battery simply turns to heat. If the battery gets too hot it will vent to prevent it from exploding. This venting of gases means the battery can't work as well or it might not work at all. A slow charger usually charges a battery at 1/10 or less of it's rated capacity. This is low enough that the battery can be charged indefinitely without getting too hot. When a fast charger switches to the slow mode, it's at 1/10 or less of the capacity and this won't cause any heat problems.
- Q: Ups the problem of external battery pack.
- Increase the battery must be the same with the original battery the same brand capacity. Or directly for a new batch of batteries. Different brands of different models of batteries, together with the failure will be.
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LiFePO4 Battery Pack 48V100Ah for Home Solar Power System for sale
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10 set
- Supply Capability:
- 5000 set/month
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