Lithium Ion Battery 51.2V 100Ah

This high-performance lithium battery JVOLT-16S100 is designed to meet a variety of energy demands, offering exceptional reliability and efficiency. With a 51.2V nominal voltage and 100Ah capacity, it delivers up to 5120Wh of energy, making it ideal for both short bursts of high power and extended low-power applications. Its advanced Battery Management System (BMS) ensures safe operation by protecting against overcharging, overheating, and over-discharging. With a robust build, IP52 ingress protection, and support for Bluetooth monitoring, this battery is perfect for users seeking durability, safety, and smart connectivity in their power solutions.

Below we have listed different type of information that you may need to look into to evaluate the product feasibility for your target need. 

Constant Current Discharge Data (Amperes @ 25°C)

Below table shows the amount of current (in Amperes) that the lithium battery can provide over different time intervals, with a cutoff voltage of 40V. For applications requiring higher power over short periods, the 1h or 2h data would be more relevant, whereas lower discharge rates like 10h or 20h are ideal for long-duration use.

Constant Power Discharge Data (Watts @ 25°C)

The below table highlights how much power (in Watts) the battery can deliver consistently over various time durations, also with a cutoff voltage of 40V. Use this to understand the battery's performance under different loads. Whether you're powering high-wattage devices for short durations or lower-wattage equipment for extended periods, this data helps you choose the right battery size for your specific application.

1. General Specification of Lithium Battery

When selecting a lithium battery or lithium solar battery, understanding performance specifications is key to ensuring it meets your power needs. The parameters, such as nominal voltage, capacity, and energy, determine how efficiently the battery will perform in various applications. Battery chemistry and cell connectivity also influence durability and compatibility with your devices. Additionally, factors like cycle life, self-discharge rate, and built-in battery management systems (BMS) play a crucial role in maximizing the battery's lifespan and reliability. Knowing these specifications, you can make an informed decision tailored to your requirements.

2. Operating Parameters

Understanding the key operating parameters is crucial for ensuring optimal performance and safety. These specifications, like the voltage range and current capacity, help you determine compatibility with your devices and the battery's ability to deliver power efficiently. Paying attention to factors like discharge current and charging requirements ensures that the battery meets your specific needs for power, longevity, and reliability. Below are the key operating parameters.

3. Environmental Specifications

It's crucial to consider environmental specifications to ensure optimal performance and longevity of lithium ion battery. Factors like discharge, charge, and storage temperatures determine how well the battery operates in various conditions, while the ingress rating (IP52) reflects its resistance to dust and moisture. Understanding these parameters helps users choose a battery that suits their specific usage environment, ensuring efficiency and durability in their applications.

4. Mechanical Specifications

When selecting a lithium battery, understanding the mechanical specifications is crucial to ensure compatibility with your space and installation preferences. These parameters, including dimensions, weight, and mounting options, help determine if the battery will fit your setup and meet the durability needs for your application.

5. BMS Protection Characteristics

The Battery Management System (BMS) plays a critical role in ensuring the safe operation of lithium batteries by regulating charging, discharging, and maintaining optimal temperature. These protection characteristics safeguard the battery from overcharging, over-discharging, and overheating, which can otherwise lead to performance degradation or damage. By understanding these parameters, you can select a battery that meets your energy requirements while ensuring longevity and safety.

Additional Features

The following specifications highlight key capabilities, such as communication options and monitoring systems, which can significantly impact your battery's performance and integration with other devices.