• Deep Cycle Rechargeable Lithium ion Lifepo4 12V 100Ah Lithium Battery System 1
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Deep Cycle Rechargeable Lithium ion Lifepo4 12V 100Ah Lithium Battery

Deep Cycle Rechargeable Lithium ion Lifepo4 12V 100Ah Lithium Battery

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Residential ESS CFE-1280S 12.8V 100Ah 1280Wh

 

Volumetric Energy Density increased by 23.5%

LED power display screen and switch buttons

Rugged stainless steel body ensures 5 years warranty

High protection level IP65

Support 1C charge / discharge and excellent heat dissipation design

Quick connection and insulation protection

Stainless steel handles guarantees 3000 fatigue tests

Supports four external connections in series with voltage up to 51.2V

 

 Product Spec

Name

CFE-1280S

Model

12.8V100Ah

Nominal Voltage

12.8V

Nominal Capacity @1C

100Ah

Charge Voltage

14.8V

Charge Current Max Continuous

50A

Discharge Current Max Continuous

100A

Discharge Voltage Minimum

10.8V

Pulse Current 5 Sec

150A

Weight

12.3kg±0.5kg

Dimensions L*W*Hmm

320*140*210


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*

 Household energy storage 

 Telecom backup system 

 Mobile base stations
 Emergency backup energy sources 

 Uninterruptible power system 

 Grid load shifters
 Electric Golf Car 

 Electric vehicles 

 Electric motorcycles
 Electric forklifts 

 Electric boats, etc.



Q:I recently bought a MacBook Pro 17in. and one of my school requirements says that I need an extra battery pack. I know that the MacBook's battery is built into the laptop, so you can't just get an extra and change them when you want.I have been looking around for an external battery pack or some sort of external battery so that i don't need to use a wall outlet during class.I have recently found a product called HyperMac. Has anyone heard of HyperMac and if they're safe or reliable or anything?If not, does anyone know of a good external battery for the MacBook Pro?Thanks!
call or take it to an Apple keep or Apple self sustaining provider centre. Your battery has a a million twelve months/3 hundred cycle 80% charge guarantee and you are able to desire to have the capacity to get a clean one if yours is below 80% of recent skill at complete charge. Battery existence relies upon on the kind you utilize the gadget. if your backlighting is grew to become up, you will get much less existence. in case you're watching video clips or doing FPS gaming, you will get lots shorter battery existence by means of fact your are working the GPU at close to a hundred% complete time.
Q:I have a Wii and xbox 360. I have 4 controllers for both consoles, although not always used at the same time. Should I get the rechargeable battery packs for each controller ( a little pricey) or just some AA Energizer rechargeable batteries with the charger.
It is a tough call. You can buy the rechargeable AA cells and use them in the other devices, but have to keep track of them. The proprietary batteries will just be there
Q:Black Box G1W plugged into a 20,000mah external battery pack. Fully charged battery, how long can the dash cam stay on until the battery runs out?
If the dash cam battery is 250mAh, and the battery pack is 20,000mAh, the the battery pack is like 80 dash cam batteries. So it should last 400 to 800 minutes. YMMV
Q:I am using an ACER laptop in particular. So, is it safe to use the laptop when it is directly plugged in (battery pack removed)? I only do this while gaming and i think it preserves battery life if I do this.
If it is plugged in, it wont rely, because of the fact it is employing your AC adaptor. And if your worrying approximately your getting broken from continuously employing it with out draining it and recharging it in cycles, you ought to purchase a alternative battery on amazon and OKorder for approximately $20. they're aftermarket, yet i'm getting approximately 3 hours out of one i offered for my dell.
Q:I bought a wen cordless tool kit about 5 yrs. ago. The tools work great, but the batteries wont hold a charge. Even at wen site I cannot find replacements. I heard they could be repacked? thanks for any help.
Take the drill to Home Depot and ask their Experts They may show you a new drill would be your best and I think it also!
Q:i want to make a battery powered shop vac
Start by finding a motor that gives you the suction required. Try to find one with a DC motor (that may be very difficult). It's very likely that you'll need to find yourself a brushless DC motor and couple it with an air pump that provides the suction you require. Once you know the power requirements of the motor you can figure how many batteries (combined in series to provide voltage and parallel to provide duration) you'll need and what size they'll be. Watch the discharge rates. Batteries get hot when they charge or discharge. If it goes too fast in either direction they may catch fire or melt the housing you pack them in. For example, a couple of 12v automobile or marine batteries will fit quite nicely into a milk crate and the open-air nature of them will help cooling and venting as well. Start with the requirements, then work with the logistics and appearance. Good luck.
Q:I mean, I know it is the little block thingy but do you need to charge it? What are the regular batterys they come with for?
If you have a regular batter pack, the pack in run by 2 double A batteries inside the pack. Look for 2 holes on the bottom of the battery pack. If you have a rechargeable one, you can tell if there is no place to put batteries, there should be a chord that plugs into the top of the xbox controller and into the controller port on the xbox
Q:If the lithium-ion batteries fail, inflight
they have ratings on the side i.e. agrease fire bsomthing c for somthing else i cant remember them all but the most effeicent one is ABC
Q:I have put together a 4.8v battery pack for a project I am working on. it consists of 20 1.2v 1200mah cells in 5 groups of 4. if I have done my math correctly, the total current output on this should be 24,000 mah or 24 amp hours. since the voltage is 4.8v and when fully charged the volt meter reads 5.2v across the pos and neg terminals. I need to come up with a charger for this battery pack.I figured on basing it on a 8 hour charge schedule having the charger put out a total of 6400 mah or 6.4 amps. my problem is that I don't know how much higher to have the voltage output on the charger. I read somewhere that for each cell that is 1.2v the charger should put out 1.5v to .1.6v is this true or is there another approach?
Uh a few things wrong here. If you connect four 1.2V, 1200 mAh cells in series that stack will give you 4.8 volts, 1200 mAh. Five of the above connected in parallel will give you 4.8 volts, 6000 mAh. Not 24,000. You do not get to multiply the mAh rating by the total number of cells in the entire pack unless they are all simply connected in parallel - and then there is no voltage increase. If that is confusing, think about it this way. One of your cells provides 1.44 watt-hours (1.2V x 1.2 Ah) of energy. 20 of them can therefore provide 20 x 1.44 28.8 Wh. Using my figures above, 4.8V x 6 Ah indeed equals 28.8 Wh. Using your figures you'd have 4.8 x 24 115.2 Wh. That would be a conservation of energy violation. It can't happen. To charge your 6 Ah pack at the 8-hour rate would then need a charger that can supply a little less than an amp. HOWEVER - I should warn you that series-parallel connections like this are a bad idea. The cells are always different enough from each other that if you try to charge the sets in parallel, some will be overcharged and some undercharged. If you need 4.8V at 6 Ah, you should get some 6 Ah cells, connect 4 of them in series, and be done with it. Failing that you should isolate the series sets and charge them individually. Using standard old NiCd dumb charger techniques, yes, 1.5V/cell is about right. Be sure to take them off charge when they are fully charged or you will overcharge them, likely causing voltage depression - often mistaken for NiCd memory.
Q:18650 x 42 -7 packs of 6 with 25.2v12a pcb.24v2a smart charger and 250 watt 12a motor 9tooth front sprocket and aprox. 90 in the back
A cheap made old type 18650 cell, each has 1.7AH. I bought some from last year has 4.8AH per cell. Besides, 24V charger cannot fully charge 25.2V battery pack. Using 12AH battery pack to run a 12A motor shall be stop any time in less than one hour drive. You might need to push the bike back every trip.

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