48V lithium ion battery introduction.portable power station with solar panel

　　Single batteries on the market are generally around 3.7V, but many times the operating voltage range is slightly larger, it is clear that there is a problem with insufficient voltage. At this time, the battery pack and modular battery that can improve the battery voltage followed, and among the many high -voltage batteries, the 48V lithium ion battery has been commonly used. In view of this, I will introduce 48V lithium -ion batteries. It mainly introduces the 48V lithium -ion battery produced by the National High -tech Enterprise Shenzhen Our Battery Co., Ltd. to make the corresponding introduction.

　　It can be seen from the above parameters that the lithium -ion battery actually exceeds 48V, which can be suitable for higher voltage demand. In terms of battery capacity, it has reached 25000mAh, which is already a category of large -capacity batteries. If 1C is discharged for 25h, it can be discharged for 25h. The life of a battery is the most concerned topic. This 48V lithium -ion battery can exceed 2,000 cycle service life. This is a gospel for many equipment manufacturers. Selling points.

　　Many battery manufacturers cannot balance the battery management system of the battery pack or modular battery due to technical problems. As early as the company's establishment (established in 1998), we began to use battery design, research and development, production, production, and production. The strategy of sales is to this day, so this 48V lithium -ion battery of our battery Co., Ltd. is independently designed, developed, produced, and sold by us. At the same time, due to the core battery technology, we can make corresponding 48V lithium -ion batteries based on the actual situation of the user, such as battery cells, battery structures, BMS, and so on.

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