LiFePo4 battery 24V 45Ah (8s3p)

The rechargeable battery (ACB) is designed for stable output of high capacity during repeated deep charge-discharge cycles in electrical systems with a constant voltage of 12V. For safe operation, monitoring and control, the battery is equipped with a BMS (Battery Management System). The BMS system provides: passive balancing of cells, control of charging and discharging conditions (by voltage and current), temperature control.

Specifications:

• Rated voltage: 25.6V;
• Rated capacity: 45Ah;
• Chassis form factor: 100Ah;
• Maximum charge voltage: 29.2V
• Maximum charge current: 15A;
• Maximum discharge voltage: 20V;
• Maximum discharge current: 40A;
• Element type: LiFePo4 33140;
• Element diagram: 8S3P;
• BMS type: 4S 40A passively balanced;
• Additional charger connector: 5.5x2.1 mm;
• Charge status indicator: LCD display;
• Additional outputs: 12V, 5V;
• Material: ABS plastic;
• Size: 318x176x187 mm;
• Weight: 6680 g.

Operating features:

• When charging the battery, connect the charger connector to the battery first and then to the AC outlet;
• After the battery is fully charged, turn off the AC power and then disconnect the battery.
• If you first disconnect the battery pack from the charger during charging, especially when the charging current is high (red light), the charger can be easily damaged.
• When the charger's LED indicator turns green, continue charging for 2-3 hours to balance the battery cells.
• Please use the charger and battery in a dry place, avoid overheating and hypothermia.
• Please try not to charge the battery immediately after the battery is depleted. Let it cool down.
• Please do not charge the battery while it is being discharged. Otherwise, you risk damaging the battery.
• Do not discharge the battery below the discharge voltage limit specified for the specific battery.
• If you need to store the battery for a long time, leave the battery 40-50% charged.
• Please do not use Li-Ion batteries in lead-acid UPS/Inverters without deep modification of the latter. Use a LiFePo4 battery and there will be little modification to the UPS/Inverters.