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Nadara Npfc 48V100Ah for solar and telecom use

Nadara Npfc 48V100Ah for solar and telecom use

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10 set
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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.

Nadara Npfc 48V100Ah for solar and telecom use



Nadara Npfc 48V100Ah for solar and telecom use

FAQ:

Q1: Are you a manufacturer or trading company?

A1: We are manufacturer and trading company both, mainly focus on battery field. Meanwhile we have a professional technical team who design,  research and development according to market requirement. Specially, we are very good at providing comprehensive electric power supply solution.


Q2: Can you supply OEM service?
A2: Yes, your logo or trademark can be printed on battery container.




Nadara Npfc 48V100Ah for solar and telecom use

Nadara Npfc 48V100Ah for solar and telecom use


Nadara Npfc 48V100Ah for solar and telecom use






Q: A 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 15 m/s and then throws the battery at 7 m/s in the same direction. What's the resulting increase in his speed after each throw?____________________m/s speed increase after discarding camera____________________m/s speed increase after discarding battery
His initial momentum is taken as zero. Momentum of thrown camera is 1 kg x 15 m/s 15 kgm/s his mass after that is 90+10 100 kg. He acquires the momentum of the camera, so 15 100ΔV ΔV 15/100 0.15 m/s Momentum of battery is 10x7 70 kgm/s again he gains this momentum, and his mass is now 90 kg 70 90ΔV ΔV 70/90 0.778 m/s
Q: I worry that never detaching battery pack from the laptop would reduce the battery lifespan or may cause damage to laptop especially when it is already fully charged and power supply is in used. Somebody advised me to remove it when it's already fully charged cause i'm using the power cord anyway. Please help!
You could remove the battery for days at a time if it was plugged in and increase the life of your battery by a small amount. You should use it on battery once or twice a week to the point of low battery warning is also advice. In reality, most of the good things you can do (vs just using the thing and not thinking about it) will increase the life maybe 10%-20%. Is that worth the trouble to you? This laptop is moved around a lot during the day, both on battery and plugged in. The battery does not come out when it is plugged in. I'm a just use it person, other than I do recommend (and usually actually do it on mine) unplugging it when not in use for longer periods. Overnight etc. Even that is said to not be NECESSARY.
Q: I'm doing a project where I'll have to use red christmas lights to put on a posterboard. There won't be any outlets available for me so I thought I could buy a battery pack but I can't find them anywhere so I just thought I'd make one. How do you make one? What kind of batteries do I need to use?
The battery pack depends on what kind of lights you will use and how much voltage and current they will required for a given time period. You obviously need to use LED's as oppose to incadescant lamps. The current and voltage will be determine by the number of lights you will use and the amount. Once you have determine this, you can figure what type of battery pack will be required, which can be D cells in series/parallel combination to accomplish the voltage and current requirements, or a single UPS dry cell type battery.
Q: Every time I tap on the battery pack on the back, it disconnects my controller. It's extremely frustrating because every time I put my controller down on a table, it disconnects. Does anyone know why this is? My battery pack doesn't look loose.
It's not uncommon for a wireless controller's batter pack to behave like that. There are several different things you can do. The first is is a more sarcastic approach in tightly taping the battery to the controller. The second is to be extra gentle in setting the controller down to determine the exact level of sensitivity so you can put your controller down without losing the wireless connection. The third is to hardline the controller to the Xbox, though that would obviously take the fun out of playing wirelessly. The fourth and least likely option is to buy a new controller. Generally, the most frequent cause of a controller's disconnecting is lack of contact between the battery and the controller. Even the slightest lacking will sever the connection to the Xbox. If the battery pack fits the compartment on the bottom of the controller perfectly, and you can't push it towards you and feel it budge, then it might not be the battery pack; it could be the controller itself. If that's the case, you are likely looking at a possible replacement controller. It happens. Sometimes you get a lemon. Make sure you don't buy merchendise at gaming outlets. As unusual as that might seem, you'll commonly get a better deal if you go to Target or Walmart. Before you consider the possibility, I would strongly recommend you try my trouble shooting suggestions mentioned above. Experience has shown the problem to be between the battery and the controller. It might be different for you. Good luck!
Q: do they make 18v batteries for it? If not how could i make one using an 18v lithium battery pack? Thanks
you should be able to take the battery housing apart and figure out the positive and negative leads the standard Ni-Cd cell puts out 1.55 v and the standard Lithium-ion puts out 3.7 v 12 Ni-Cd cells connected in series produces 18.6 v 5 Li-ion cells connected in series produces 18.5 v i do not know how many amp-hours the BD pack holds if the Li-ion pack needs more amp hours you could connect 2- 5 cell in a parallel circuit
Q: I have an Xbox One controller. And I was wondering which batteries would work better and hold more energy? The Xbox One battery pack, or Energizer Rechargeable Lithium Batteries?
Battery pack because the rechargeable batteries tend to get stuck
Q: I just bought a new xbox 360 controller with the rechargeable battery pack and cable. I charge the battery fully but it only holds its charge for about 30 min before it dies. I just bought this. It is brand new. Is this how long these things normally last while not plugged in?
ok make sure the battery pack in your controller is the rechargable type and if it is and it still dosnt work then maby the pattery back got worn out, how idk, maby u charged it to long once and it over heated
Q: a 9.6volt 1100mah battery does not hurt it at all. also current amperage affects rof and power too right?
If you put a 10.8v battery in there, you will wreck every internal gear that there is to wreck, that is way too strong for a stock gun, especially a clone brand. Stick with the 8.4v, or whatever battery came with it, otherwise your friend has just lost a large investment
Q: Electric car battery pack capacity 156ah on behalf of several electricity?
Automotive battery voltage is generally 12V, 12V * 156Ah = 1872Wh / 1000 = 1.872KWh is 1.872 degrees power.
Q: I have an HP laptop and I can charge it to 100% battery and within 15 minutes the battery is dead. Do you think it's something I'm doing or is it the laptop?
laptop batteries only last about a year or so. Go to an off brand site to buy a replacement. They are much cheaper and work just as well. I have bought batteries from the link below for Compaq and Dell laptops and they work just fine.

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