Lisha Fresh New 51.2V 100Ah LiFePO4 Rack Mounted Energy Storage Lithium Ion Battery for Solar Energy Storage Battery

Name: Lisha Fresh New 51.2V 100Ah LiFePO4 Rack Mounted Energy Storage Lithium Ion Battery for Solar Energy Storage Battery
Brand: Henan Li Sha New Energy Technology Co., Ltd.
SKU: Tradewheel_2664769
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Brand Name	Lisha	Model Number	LSS16100
Battery Size	425484176.5mm	Place of Origin	Henan, China
Weight	40kg	The charging ratio	0.3C
The discharge rate	0.5C	Anode Material	LFP
Application	Power Tools, Home Appliances, Consumer Electronics, BOATS, Golf Carts, SUBMARINES, Electric Bicycles/Scooters, electric vehicles, Electric Wheelchairs, Electric Power Systems, Solar Energy Storage Sys	Nominal Voltage	51.2V
Capacity	100Ah	Energy	5.12KWh
Energy Density	128wh/kg	Cycle Life	>6500 Times
Battery Type	Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery	Operating Voltage Range	49.6V-51.2V
Separator Material	PP/PE	Protection	Overcurrent, Short circuit, Over-charging, Over-discharging
Environmental Impact	Eco-friendly	Electric Energy	5120 Wh

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Lisha Fresh New 51.2V 100Ah LiFePO4 Rack Mounted Energy Storage Lithium Ion Battery for Solar Energy Storage Battery

Specification

item	value
Model Number	LSS16100
Battery Size	425484176.5mm
Weight	40kg
The charging ratio	0.5C
The discharge rate	1C
Warranty	5 Years
Nominal Voltage	51.2V
Capacity	100Ah
Energy	5.12KWh
Energy Density	128wh/kg
Protection	Over temperature, Overcurrent, Short circuit, Over-charging, Over-discharging, Low voltage
OEM/ODM	Acceptable

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