Narada NPFC100-48 backup LiFe Battery Module Lithium-ion Battery System for solar and storage
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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 know there's a mophie, but I want a battery juice pack that has a tv stand. Skiva brand has one for iPhone 4, what about iPhone 5?
- There's a 4200mAh (the fastest charger case for the iPhone 5) battery case here, it's ?35.99 but its worth the money - amazon .uk/Patuoxun?-4200mAh-External-Backup-Battery/dp/B00ATCGPPI
- 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.
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- Q: I have a Build-A-Bear Rudolph from holiday seasons last year. He's in a pretty good condition, but he does have some problems. His nose is supposed to light up, but it doesn't despite replacing the batteries,so the whole system might need a replacement. Also, his head is stuffed at an angle that looks kinda weird. I know Build-A-Bear does repairs, but can they do all that without cost? If so, do they still have the equipment to fix the battery pack?
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- Q: I was wondering how long these batteries would last in the new camera I was going to buy. If it doesn't have at least a 2 hour life then I wont buy it.
- That's not really a question anyone can answer. When anyone, a company or otherwise tries to give battery life, the answer is always estimate, usually over estimated, and reflects optimum usage patterns etc. If you can find them, look for Sanyo AA Eneloops, which are superior, and hold their charge for a -long- time, whereas NiMH batteries lose 80% of charge after a month roughly.
- Q: I just bought a Canon Rebel 300D off OKorder and it came with 2 of the rechargeable battery pack things. I've gone through both already tonight and haven't taken the life expectancy of 400 shots. I was wondering if you can use AA batteries in them?
- AA's last much shorter even if they would fit, to which I highly doubt. You don't expect 400 shots as a standard. If you keep the LCD on most of the time like when viewing and reviewing your shots, you'll go much lower than 400 for sure. Then if the batteries are old, it goes down further.
- Q: I have 3 rechargeable battery packs, but I only need one because I have a PlayCharge Kit. Does anyone know if GameStop will buy rechargeable battery packs?
- I don't see why not If they do, it won't be for much though because their notorious for buying things off customers really cheap. Which in other words means they rip you off. So if I was you I would try to sell it to someone first. And if you can't find anyone you can sell it to Gamestop if they will take it.
- 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 let my irresponsible-as-hell little sister borrow my 360 so she could watch a DVD. (I'm never doing that again btw), and low and behold, the battery pack thing that goes in the back of the controller is gone. I know you can't play it with just batteries and tape, but I sure as hell ain't gonna dish out 50$ for another controller (which is ridiculous btw), so is there anywhere I can buy another one of those battery pack things to use with the controller, and if so, how much do they cost?
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- Q: can i make an r/c receiver battery pack using regular AA batteries.
- tricky problem. look on search engines like google. this will help!
- Q: I was playing with my FM transmitter, and in an attempt to amplify its signal I attactched a 2 AA battery pack instead of its normal 2 AAA. But this pack started hissing when I had it connected any playing. why? Did the hissing was from the pack, not the transmitter. the pack is cheaply made and slightly bent, but why did it hiss?thanks
- Obviously the new battery pack was connected to your transmitter terminals with wires of some length. These wires possibly act as antennas of certain wavelength, interfering with the transmitter's signal and existing internal/external antenna, which is perceived by you as hissing. Furthermore you did not achieve any signal amplification because 2 AA batteries give the same voltage as 2 AAA batteries but probably for a longer time. In conclusion if you want better signal go to a better transmitter.
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Narada NPFC100-48 backup LiFe Battery Module Lithium-ion Battery System for solar and storage
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 50 unit
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 unit/month
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