It is typically composed of eight 3.2V LiFePO4 cells connected in series, resulting in a nominal voltage of 25.6V. Compared to a 12V LiFePO4 battery, a 24V system draws less current when delivering the same power, which means thinner cables can be used, reducing line losses and heat generation while improving overall efficiency. Compared to a 48V LiFePO4 battery, it offers better compatibility with equipment and a lower application threshold. Its weight is usually only one-third to one-half that of a lead-acid battery of the same capacity, greatly facilitating installation and the use of mobile devices.
| LFP PACK Specifications | ||||||
| Model | Rated Voltage (V) | Capacity (Ah) | Energy (Wh) | Dimensions (mm) | Weight (Kg) | IEC Cycles |
| 25.6V 6Ah | 25.6V | 6Ah | 153.6Wh | 152*100*100 | 1.5 | >2000 |
| 25.6V 12Ah | 25.6V | 12Ah | 307.2Wh | 165*126*175 | 3 | >2000 |
| 25.6V 18Ah | 25.6V | 18Ah | 460.8Wh | 198*166*170 | 4.5 | >2000 |
| 25.6V 50Ah | 25.6V | 50Ah | 1280Wh | 329*173*216 | 10 | >2000 |
| 25.6V 100Ah | 25.6V | 100Ah | 2560Wh | 532*239*218 | 22 | >2000 |
| 25.6V 200Ah | 25.6V | 200Ah | 5120Wh | 520*268*220 | 44 | >2000 |
Up To 3 Times Compared To The Same Period Last Year
>2000 Cycles
60% Lighter Than The Same Product
Saves 40% Installation Space
Free Of Heavy Metal Pollution
Reduced By 60%