Tattu 41000mAh 12S 10C 47.4V(UHV) Lipo Battery | AS150U-F Plug | UAV Classic
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Tattu 41000mAh 12S 10C 47.4V(UHV) Lipo Battery | AS150U-F Plug | UA...
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Description
Description
Tattu UHV(Ultra High Voltage) Battery is an advanced ultra-high-voltage LiPo battery featuring high energy density. With a full charge voltage of 4.45V per cell, it utilizes advanced graphite anode technology to deliver exceptional performance. This battery is perfect for applications that require both high capacity and power output, such as industrial drones used in surveying, delivery, and inspection, etc.
Features
- High Energy Density: 280Wh/kg
- High Voltage: 4.45V/cell
- Safety Performance: Voltage range of 4.45V to 3.0V per cell when the State of Charge (SOC) is from 100% to 0%.
- Cycle Life of Pack: 500+ cycles, with 80% of the initial capacity retained after those cycles.
Specifications
- Capacity: 41000mAh
- Voltage: 47.4V/12S1P
- Standard Constant Current: 100A
- Max Constant Current：150A (≤3S)
- Weight: approx. 7354g
- Dimension: approx. LxWxH 242x106x142mm
- Discharge Connector Type: QS8
- Balancer Connector Type: Molex-430251600
- Discharge Wire: 8# 250mm
- Charge Wire: 22# 85mm
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