Humsienk Bluetooth LiFePO4 Battery 48V 100Ah Specializing in Golf Cart 200A BMS 5120Wh Energy Real-time Monitor Battery Data
Humsienk Bluetooth LiFePO4 Battery 48V 100Ah Specializing in Golf Cart 200A BMS 5120Wh Energy Real-time Monitor Battery Data
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SPECIFICATIONS
BMS: 200A
Battery Average Life: Up to 10 years
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Iron Phosphate
Battery Charge Time: Depend charging method
Battery Power: 5120Wh
Battery Specific: Perfect For Golf Cart
Brand Name: Humsienk
Charger Limit Voltage: 58.4V
Continuous Maximum Charger Current: 100A
Cycle: 15,000+ Deep Cycles
High-concerned chemical: None
Item Height: 10.51
Item Length: 20.47
Item Type: Car Batteries
Item Weight: 39.15
Item Width: 8.66
Max Energy: Max 4P(20.48kWh Energy)
Number Of Batteries: 1
Origin: Mainland China
Rated Capacity: 100Ah
Rated Voltage: 51.2V
Voltage: 48 V
Please Note:
Currently we DO NOT ship to Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico!!
5.12kWh High Capacity:
Perfect for extended golf cart rides or other 48V applications, delivering stable and long-lasting power.
15,000+ Life Cycles:
Built with premium LiFePO4 chemistry for 10+ years of dependable performance.
Smart 200A BMS:
Offers full protection against overcharge, over-discharge, overcurrent, short circuit, and overheating.
Real-Time Battery Monitor Included:
Easily track voltage, current, SOC (State of Charge), and temperature in real time.
IP65 Waterproof & Dustproof:
Rugged and sealed enclosure for reliable outdoor use, even in wet or dusty environments.
Wide Operating Temperature:
Works in -4°F to 158°F (-20°C to 70°C), with low-temp charging cutoff for extra protection.
Compact & Lightweight:
Simple to install and upgrade, replacing bulky lead-acid batteries with ease.
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