Wattcycle LiFePO4 Lithium Battery 24V 100Ah Portable 2560Wh With BMS 100A Car Battery For RV/ Vans/ Trolling Motor/ Golf Cart
Wattcycle LiFePO4 Lithium Battery 24V 100Ah Portable 2560Wh With BMS 100A Car Battery For RV/ Vans/ Trolling Motor/ Golf Cart
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SPECIFICATIONS
Battery Average Life: up to 10 years
Battery Power: 100
Battery Specific: Low-temperature cut-off protection
Brand Name: Wattcycle
Feature 1: bateria lifepo4
Feature 3: dewalt herramientas
Feature 4: batterie lithium 12v
Feature 5: bateria 12v recargable
Feature 6: milwaukee battery
Feature 7: hulajnoga elektryczna
Feature 8: pilas recargables
Feature 9: akumulator lifepo4 12v
Feature2: monopattino electric
Hign-concerned Chemical: None
Item Height: 24
Item Length: 48
Item Type: Car Batteries
Item Weight: 19.4
Item Width: 17
Number Of Batteries: 1
Origin: Mainland China
Voltage: 24 V
Specifications:
🔋Cell: EV Grade A+ LiFePO4 Cells
⚡Nominal Voltage: 25.6V
🛡️Nominal Capacity: 100Ah 0.2C
📱Built-in BMS:8S100A
♻️Energy: 2560Wh
🔋Cycle Life: 5,000+ cycles @100% DOD, 6,000+ cycles @80% DOD, 15,000+ cycles @60% DOD
⚡Max Depth of Discharge (DOD): 100%
🛡️Max. Expansion: 4P2S
📱Internal Resistance: ≤40mΩ
♻️Battery BMS
🔋BMS:100A
⚡Max. Continuous Output Power: 2560W
🛡️Max. Continuous Charge Current: 100A
📱Max. Continuous Discharge Current: 100A
♻️Low-Temp Protection: auto discharge off＜-4℉, charge off＜0°C / 32°F and resume charging＞5°C / 41°F
🔋Charge Temperature: 0 to 45℃ (32 to 113℉)
⚡Discharge Temperature: -20 to 70℃ (-4 to 158℉)
🛡️Storage Temperature: 0 to 55℃ (32 to 131℉)
📱Water Dust Resistance: IP65
♻️Case Material: ABS
🔋Dimension (L/W/H): 484*170*240mm(19.06*6.7*9.45in)
⚡Weight: Approx. 19.4kg
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