The tiny dimensions (165x224x39) and weight only 2,79 Kg makes this cell suitable for EV and lightweight applications as well as for energy storage.
Main advantages of the IFPE110
Hint: we suggest to use the cells in parallel to achieve higher capacity, i.e. 220Ah (2 cells), 330Ah (3 cells), 440Ah (4 cells)
Technical information
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Application notes
These battery cells are suitable for all traction
applications including, electric bikes and
scooters. They support high current discharge
rates. The cells can also be used for the stationary
applications - such as energy storage and solar
applications. The self discharge rate is very
low. There is no memory effect – the cells can
be recharged at any state of discharge. LiFePO4 is a very
safe technology, with no spontaneous combustion, fire
and explosion.
Important: Always follow the guidelines in the USER MANUAL.
Operational instructions:
Support information
Initial, first time charging
Cells are precharged from manufacturer to conservation charge (usually 30-50%).
The cells have to be charged with low current before the first use.
The first charge should not exceed 0.5 C - eg for 100Ah cell is 50A.
FAQ: Initial charging information
For initial charging of multiple cells, connect them in parallel and the charger outputs should be connected to both ends of the parallel rows of cells, exactly as it is described here:
FAQ: The initial charging of the number of cells
We recommend to use chargers specially made for LiFePO4 cells First charge and initial balancing of the whole pack is important step towards long lifetime.
Alternatively you can use regulated (Laboratory) Power supply as initial charge tool. Short description how to proceed.
Weight (kg) | 2,79 |
Height (mm) | 224 |
Width (mm) | 165 |
Depth (mm) | 39 |
Nominal Voltage (V) | 3,2 |
Capacity (Ah) | 110 |
Max discharge current (A) | 275 |
Optimal discharge current (A) | 110 |
Max charging current (A) | 160 |
Optimal charging current (A) | 36,7 |