Narada NPFC100-48 backup LiFe Battery Module Lithium-ion Battery System for solar and storage
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 50 unit
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 unit/month
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Narada NPFC series is a complete range of 48V LiFePO (Lithium Iron 4 phosphate) battery products, for a wide variety of applications, such as telecom base station, UPS, renewable energy system, etc., with advanced life, standard size, light weight and strong environmental adaptability.
Intelligent Battery Management System(BMS) For intelligent Narada lithium battery module, BMS is applied to monitor voltage, current, temperature of cells and module, take protections against over-charge, over-discharge, over-current, over-temperature,under-temperature and short circuit, etc., and provide cell balancing. In addition, there are DC-DC transformation functions, used to perform the battery constant current, constant voltage charge and discharge, standby, protection and other functions, ensure a reliable safety and excellent performance. Meantime, Narada supply customized upper computer software for BMS communication via RS485 to set parameters or read monitoring data.
- Q:I have a nikon coolpix s610 and i just cant tell when my battery is low? Im sure the nikons are all similar so if anyone has one can you please tell me how to check my battery life. Its not visible, atleast to me its not. Thanks a lot!!
- It may not be the best solution, but you can check the voltage on your batteries. You can see how much is left in them. I believe a AAA battery is normally 1.5v and is dead when there are only 1.2v left. A voltage checker is a handy little tool. You can use it for any batteries you think might be dying. That way you know which ones to throw out, which ones to have replacements ready for, and which ones to save for later use.
- Q:How do I perform a battery calibration with my Vaio C series laptop with Windows 7? I tried going on the BIOS, but had no idea what to do from there. I've searched a few sites, but I can't seem to do the one where I change the power scheme or the laptop, because I can't find where I could do that (I guess Windows 7 doesn't have that option).
- How to calibrateTo calibrate a battery pack fully charge, fully discharge, then fully recharge the battery pack. Charging the battery packA battery pack can charge whether the notebook is off or in use, but it will charge faster when thenotebook is off.Follow these steps to charge the battery pack:Insert the battery pack into the notebook.1.Connect the notebook to an AC outlet or an optional Automobile Power Adapter/Charger. Thebattery light on the notebook turns on.2.Leave the notebook connected to external power until the battery pack is fully charged. Thebattery light on the notebook turns off.3.Discharging the battery packBefore beginning a full discharge, disable Hibernation. To disable Hibernation:Open the Power Options window:In Windows 2000, click Start , Settings , Control Panel , Performance andMaintenance , Power Options , and the Hibernate tab.In Windows XP, click Start , Control Panel , Performance and Maintenance , PowerOptions , and the Hibernate tab.1.Clear the Enable Hibernation check box.2.The notebook must remain on while the battery pack is being discharged. The battery pack can discharge whether or not the notebook is in use, but will discharge faster while the notebook is in use.If planning to leave the notebook unattended during the discharge, save work before beginningthe discharge procedure.If using the notebook occasionally during the discharge procedure and energy-saving timeouts areset, expect the following performance from the system during the discharge process:The monitor will not turn off automatically.Hard drive speed will not decrease automatically while the notebook is idle.
- Q:cuz i got an electric snowblower. i know. it sucks! it mostly sucks because i gotta deal with a cord in the winter. it gets very hard to deal with. do they make battery packs that i can plug into it and then eliminate a cord? or is there something like that but instead of batteries, it sends a signal to a receptor plugged into the wall, eliminating the cord??thanks
- You've just learned why it is not a great idea to have an electric snow shovel. That power cord is a dang nuisance! The answer to your question is not quite no. There ARE rechargeable battery devices that will supply 110VAC to operate your snow shovel; but they are heavy and not intended to be carried around. They are for emergency use of 110 VAC appliances where there is no available AC outlet. You can find them in Auto Supply stores and truck stops. They typically have both heavy-duty battery clips to connect to a car battery, as well as a standard AC power cord. This way the batteries can be charged up on the road or in a dwelling. The batteries themselves are small versions of car batteries; and as you know, they are not light. Add in the transformer to up-convert the voltage, and you've got a rather heavy device to lug around. As you might guess, this is an impractical way to operate your electric snow shovel.
- Q:I recently purchased an Xbox 360 and I got an extra controller as well its an Xbox brand Blue. I bought 2 Nyko charge kits (power kit, they are play and charge) as they were really cheap $10! I plugged one into the blue and one into the white controller, the blue one charges everything fine but the white one doesn't seem to do anything, when I plug in the cable the light on the cable flashes Orange once and then no light comes out of the LED (i assume orange is a mixture of the red and green together). If i switch the cable and or battery to the blue controller it charges fine, but switching the blue battery to the white controller does the same thing as before. Most of the time I can play with everything plugged in, or I can charge the battery in the blue controller and then use it on the white controller. Has anyone run into this problem? I have tried connecting it (as in wireless connection, and the charging cable) multiple times and nothing seems to charge w/ the white.
- try the regular batteries in the White one and see if it works (batteries should come with the controllers)
- Q:i'm getting a new xbox 360 controller and it's going to be a different color then the white one and i was just wondering if the battery pack worked with the different color.
- Yes! The controllers and the battery pack will indeed work. They are different colors purely for cosmetic reasons, so go ahead and buy your new controller.
- Q:Basically, i just purchased a Fusion Power Plant 1200watt with 500 RCM watt bass pack. But before i fit it and everything i'd like to know if it'll drain my battery. Over the past year i've had to recharge the battery a couple of times if i use it when the engine isn't running, so if the bass pack will drain my battery i'll buy a new one before i install it!thanks!
- you might be able to find a good battery cap to help it run a little longer before your battery dies but inevitably it will happen. it might be cheaper to just carry a portable jump start kit that you charge up that way if your battery dies you got a jump right there. look forward to getting a new GOOD quality alternator within a year so as amp systems burn up factory ones quite easily.
- Q:i have the old note 10.1 (not the 2014 edition). i was wondering if anyone knows of a good battery pack/portable battery/external charger for the note 10.1. i read that some battery packs only charged the tablet while it was off, and i need a battery pack that will charge my tablet while it is on and i am using the device
- sophisticated stuff. browse from yahoo and bing. just that may help!
- Q:I need camera bag for my canon 7D with battery pack and canon 24-70 attached with hood reversed with Mac Air or Ipad 4. Slingshot preferred, but defiantly not Kata 3 in 33 size (already have that looking for something smaller). I will only carry 7D with body grip 24-70 and flash and ipad 4, maybe my 10-22 or 18-200 if it has more space. Of course my battery charger, memory cards, readers and cleaning kit. Thnx in advance
- You do not / cannot. The battery wishes to be eliminated and recharged in a charger. Leaving your digital camera on outside in a single day is the the fine of recommendations. And the outcome aren't going to be excellent.
- Q:How do I charge Xbox 360 Rechargeable Battery Pack? I got a Xbox 360 Rechargeable Battery Pack and I can't get it to charge. I have the play and charge kit and when I put the battery pack in and plug it up it doesn't charge the battery? Please Help.Thanks
- Usually you can put the battery pack in the controller and then plug the controller up to the charger. If that isn't working you may want to take that back to the store and get another one.
- Q:i bought a rechargeable battery pack and it keeps falling out of the controller
- i have the same problem, its because the Rechargeable battery pack's grooves do not mate with the controller very well.try not to point the controller down, or you could tape the battery on if its getting really annoying.
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Narada NPFC100-48 backup LiFe Battery Module Lithium-ion Battery System for solar and storage
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 50 unit
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 unit/month
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