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Lithium-ion battery system for telecom 51.2V 100Ah

Lithium-ion battery system for telecom 51.2V 100Ah

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Lithium-ion battery system for telecom 51.2V 100Ah


Intelligent design: universal matching, precise SOC, simple operation and maintenance, and multiple protection systems.

Intelligent software anti-theft design: Gyro anti-theft function, buzzer alarm.

High reliability design: Integrated BMS design, long service life High-density design: 100 Ah, 4U high.

Product model

CFE-48100T

Cathode material

LiFePO₄

Nominal voltage

51.2 Vdc/48V dc

Nominal charging voltage

56.4 Vdc

Max. charging / discharging current limited

100A@35

Max. charging / discharging power

5000W

Cycle life

3500 cycles @ 0.5C, 85% DOD, 70% EOL, 35ºC

Nominal capacity

100 Ah @ 0.2C, 35ºC

Weight

48±0.5kg

Dimension (W×D×H)

442mm*500mm*177mm(excluding mounting ear)

Self discharge

Less than 5% after 90 days storage

Communication interface

RS485 / RS232; 2 dry contacts

Max. quantity of parallel connection

CAN: 15; RS485: 9

Terminal

M5, torque 2∙5 N∙m

Installation type

Standard 19” rackAir conditioning system or direct ventilation cabinet

Operating condition

Air conditioner, direct ventilation in Class B environment

Protection & alarm

Over temperature, overcurrent, short circuit, overcharge, overdischarge, etc.

Certification

CE, UN38.3

Design life

15 years

Storage temperature

0ºC to 40ºC

Transportation temperature

-40ºC to 60ºC

Operating temperature

Charging: 0ºC to 45ºC; Discharging: -20ºC to 45ºC

Relative humidity

5% to 95%

Operating atmospheric pressure

61kPa~113kPa

 

Advantages:  

• Ultra-reliable Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) technology
• Integrated battery management System (BMS)
• Ultra-long cycle life
• Light weight & compact
• Water & dust resistant (IP56)
• Highly durable ABS enclosure
• Drop-in lead acid replacement
• Environment friendly
• Bluetooth App is optional*



Q: I have a NIMH battery pack that is a 4.8v 1600mah. I want to replace the cells but can't find any 400mah replacement cells. Can I safely upgrade the cells to say 900mah per cell for a total of 3600mah without harming anything. The volts will be the same, just not sure how high I can go. I'm assuming all I'll have to deal with is longer charging times and that the mah difference wont matter on anything else. Am i right?
You should replace all of the cells or just buy a new battery pack. The older cells will probably not last as long as the new cells. When their voltage drops the higher voltage that the newer cells will still be producing will mean a reverse voltage across the old cells. This will cause problems in the battery and probably in the device they're powering.
Q: i have a NiCd 9.6v 400mah battery pack (8 1.2v 400mah cells) and a 250 mah charger. what should be the initial and regular charging times?i was told the first charge should be 7 or 8 hoursregular charging should be 1hr 40 mins.
the rate is normally 1/C - the inverse of the current capacity. 1 hour only if you have a Smart Charger and it can sense the heat generated by charging the battery. I recharge my 9.6v/4000mAh pack in 15 minutes, but I have a battery that is MADE for hot charges and my charger is made to push that much current into the battery.
Q: Hi, i know this will sound silly but i just want to make sure. i want to know if you can return a battery pack that is open (the back is open) at CVS? my mom wants to return it and im trying to tell her they most likely won't take it back. so anyone please tell me and prove my mom wrong. i know i know.and p.s i don't know what subject to put this as (sorry)
why? doesnt only cost like a buck. and most likely they won't take it
Q: I got a Nintendo Wii for Christmas last year. I am trying to charge my Wii remotes. I have two remotes. I am trying to find out how to use the battery pack. Can you use the battery pack? How do you use it? Also, is there another way to charge Wii remotes?
Do you have rechargeable batteries or a Wii charger kit? Because you can't charge your Wii remotes with the standard equipment included with the Wii. You have to either - #1 - Put fresh batteries in the Wii - either new batteries, or buy rechargeable AA batteries with a charger. #2 - Buy a Wii remote charging station. This is probably the battery pack you are referring to. The battery pack is inserted in place of the AA batteries, then the whole remote is inserted in a charging dock to charge.
Q: I am using the Play and Charge Kit for the XBOX 360.but using regular rechargable batteries instead of the pack.will it sill charge?
It doesn't charge the controller. It only keeps the controller on while the batteries still have power. You can't use it if the battery is empty, even if they are rechargeable. The only batteries it recharges are the ones in the Play and Charge Kit.
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 have a d-boys m4 and it came with a 9.4 volt 1100 battery . my question is that can Get a better battery to work in my gun that will raise the shots per minute and possibly the fps mainly the shots per minute without messing up my gun. Thank You All Very Much (P.S.) my gun has a battery box and if possible could you give me a link
True okorder
Q: Hello: I have a mini phantom emergency-responder blue light that plugs into a car's cigarette lighter. Given how bright this light it, I would like to use it on the rear of my bicycle to make myself more visible when riding at night. To do this, I will need to hook it up to a rechargeable battery pack. Any idea how to do this??
Buy a 12V outlet that comes with a cord. Connect it to the battery pack and plug the light into it.
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.
And thats why i do not like wireless controller, they eat a lot of batteries A wired controller is the way to go!
Q: i have a psp with a standard 1800 Mah battery but was going to buy a 2200 battery but don't know if that is a worse battery than what I own could somebody tell me and also tell me which is the best.
suitable, i grew to alter into into going to indicate Nextag, so i visit characteristic this to it. seek for for a battery that has a much extra advantageous mAh quantity. the bigger the miliAmpheres the longer it lasts on the fee. in case you're a PSP media junkie (as damaging to the paltry recreation decision) you will elect one.

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