MOSEWORTH 12V 50Ah LiFePO4 Battery 50A BMS 640W Rechargeable Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery Deep Cycle Low-Temp Protection
MOSEWORTH 12V 50Ah LiFePO4 Battery 50A BMS 640W Rechargeable Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery Deep Cycle Low-Temp Protection
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SPECIFICATIONS
Battery Average Life: 10 years
Battery Cell Composition: LiFePO4(Lithium iron phosphate)
Battery Power: 50Ah
Battery Specific: Deep Cycle
Brand Name: MOSEWORTH
High-concerned chemical: None
Item Height: 17
Item Length: 19.8
Item Weight: 4.7
Item Width: 16.6
Origin: Mainland China
Voltage: 12 V
About this item
Brand: MOSEWORTH
Capacity: 50Ah
Battery Cells:Lithium Iron Phosphate(LiFePO4) battery
Nominal voltage: 12.8V
Rated voltage: 12V
Max Protection Voltage: 14.6V
End Voltage: 10V
Size:198*166*170mm
Weight: 4.7KG
Certificate: CE ROHS MSDS UN38.3
Upgrade Parts/Accessories: Grade A
Voltage Protection Board(BMS): Yes
Cycles Life:7000Cycles
Max Charge Current: 0.5C
Max Continuous Current: 1C
Instantaneous discharge current: 2C
Working temperature : -20 ~ 60 ℃
Charge temperature: 0-45℃
Terminal: Button terminal(can be charged and discharged)
Warranty: 2 years
Operating temperatures: Standard 0°C~45°C(32°F~113°F), Discharge -20°C~65°C(-4°F~149°F),Storage -20°C~45°C(-4°F~113°F)
Series/Parallel
not only could series or parallel, but also could series/parallel more than other brands. 12v lithium batteries series to 24v/36v/48v/60/72v battery, one battery various use.
Upgraded BMS-MOSEWORTH newest lifepo4 battery used high version Series BMS panel, better performance in series/parallel. Also it has overcharge, overdischarge, overcurrent, short circuit low/high temperature cut-off protection. More easy to use and lower defective rate.
Parcel includes：
1. A LiFePO4 Energy Storage Battery
2. A product instruction manual
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