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80A BATTERY - GS AUDIO 9*69 H11cm - 24 CELLS LTO - 14V + BMS AND BARS
€999.00 €818.85
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LTO PACCO 24*20A 9*69cm
Shipping time: Ready within 24 hours
80A BATTERY - GS AUDIO 9*69 H11cm - 24 CELLS LTO - 14V + BMS AND BARS is available to buy in increments of 1
80A BATTERY - GS AUDIO 69 x 9 x 11 cm - 24 LTO CELLS - 14.4 V + BMS AND BARS
Pack consisting of 24 prismatic LTO cells, assembled with BMS and aluminum bars, loaded and balanced, ready to use.
All our packs are assembled at the time of order, so it takes a couple of days to complete assembly before shipping.
These are 2.4V cells and 20 amps each; put in series they form an 80A battery with a voltage of 14.4 volts, ideal for audio systems up to 7000-8000 WRMS
There is only one worldwide manufacturer of these cells, and that is Toshiba, which produces only 20A cells. Be wary of those who quote higher numbers on their labels.
Charging between 14.4 and 15 volts is recommended. If your alternator operates at a voltage lower than 14.4 volts, an upgraded alternator is recommended.
All of our GS AUDIO cells are Grade A, with an extremely low internal resistance, guaranteed to be less than 0.35 milliohm.
➡️SHIPPING THROUGHOUT EUROPE⬅️
Upon request, we can make kits of 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 60, 120 and more cells, assembled according to the scheme you prefer, with BMS and bars, ready to be installed in your car!
SINGLE CELL RATINGS
Model GS - 20 LTO | Dimensions 108 x 116 x 22 mm | Weight / Volume 0.520 KG / 0.26 L |
Nominal Voltage 2.4 volts | Nominal Charging Current 40 A | Rated Discharge Current 40 A |
Maximum charging current 100 A | Maximum discharge current 20C = 400A | Connection threads M5 |
Internal resistance <0.5 mOhm | Optimal working temperature -25 / + 55°C | Maximum working temperature -30 / + 70 °C |
Charging method constant current and voltage | Maximum voltage 2.7V x 6 = 16.2V | Minimum voltage 1.7V x 6 = 10.2V |
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BATTERIES COMPLY WITH GB/T31485 TESTS, CERTIFYING THAT:
Short circuit, overcharge, heating, puncture, compression, sea water immersion >>> Will not cause fire or explosion.
Excessive discharge, cold, low atmospheric pressure, high temperature changes >>> Will not cause fire, explosion or leakage.
LTO CHARACTERISTICS
What does a lithium titanate battery look like?
In the LTO battery, lithium titanate oxide (Li2TiO3) replaces graphite (carbon) in the anode, an element found in classic lithium-ion batteries. The cathode can be lithium manganese oxide (LMO) or lithium manganese cobalt oxide (NMC).
Under the microscope, the LTO reveals a three-dimensional structure consisting of lithium titanate nanocrystals. The cell has a voltage of 2.4 V, can be recharged quickly, and can withstand a discharge current of up to 10 times its rated capacity.
BENEFITS
The advantages of the new lithium titanate battery technology lie mainly in the anode surface area, which is about 100 square meters per gram, compared with only 3 square meters per gram in conventional lithium-ion batteries (3.7V). This greater surface area available for electron passage allows for rapid charging and longer battery life.
This means that less charging power is required and these batteries can be safely recharged in about 6-10 minutes, rather than the 8 hours required for other rechargeable batteries. In addition, the charging efficiency exceeds 98%.
RISKS
The lower operating voltage (2.4V) compared to conventional lithium cells (3.7V) offers advantages in terms of both safety and environmental impact. The absence of carbon in lithium titanate batteries reduces the risk of thermal instability and overheating, which are the main cause of fires in traditional storage systems.
According to tests conducted and verifiable by any LTO manufacturer in the world, an LTO cell subjected to a short circuit reached a maximum temperature of 90-100°C without causing explosions or fires, phenomena to which traditional lithium-polymer batteries can be subjected.
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