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Customized 12V 24V 36V 48V Rechargeable LiFePO4 Solar Storage Battery 50Ah 100Ah 200Ah 300Ah Marine Outdoor 110V/220V

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Application

Consumer Electronics, Power Tools, Boats, Toys, Uninterruptible Power Supplies, Electric Wheelchairs, Electric Power Systems, Electric Bicycles/Scooters, Electric Forklifts, Submarines, Home Appliances, Robot Vacuum Cleaner, Drone, Electric Vehicles, Outdoor Indoor

Max Load Quantity(cells)

4

Cycle Life

6000 cycles

Model Number

DW-B12

Operating Temperature(℃)

-30-55c

Place of Origin

Guangdong, China

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Key attributes

Application
Consumer Electronics, Power Tools, Boats, Toys, Uninterruptible Power Supplies, Electric Wheelchairs, Electric Power Systems, Electric Bicycles/Scooters, Electric Forklifts, Submarines, Home Appliances, Robot Vacuum Cleaner, Drone, Electric Vehicles, Outdoor Indoor
Max Load Quantity(cells)
4
Cycle Life
6000 cycles
Model Number
DW-B12
Operating Temperature(℃)
-30-55c
Place of Origin
Guangdong, China
Cathode Materials
LiFePO4
Brand Name
OEM/ODM
Battery Type
Semi-solid state
Dimension (L*W*H)
335*260*185mm
Weight
10KG, 10kg
Product name
Portable Energy Storage Power
AC output
110V/220V Pure Sine Wave
Battery Capacity
1280WH (LiFePO4)
Size
335*260*185mm
Cycle life
6000 Cycles
Warranty
3 Years
BMS
100A Bluetooth JBD Intelligent Edition
Charger
With BMS 14.6V 20A Charger

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