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12V LTO Battery Pack for Car Audio, 30Ah / 40Ah / 45Ah

12V LTO Battery Pack for Car Audio, 30Ah / 40Ah / 45Ah

Regular price $260.00 USD
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An assembled 12V (6S1P) lithium titanate battery pack in a clear acrylic case with a carry handle and an active balancer. It does not have a BMS protection board. Choose 30Ah, 40Ah or 45Ah. Photos show the 40Ah version; the other capacities share the same construction.

Specifications

  • Model: AP-L12-30 / AP-L12-40 / AP-L12-45
  • Configuration: 6S1P
  • Nominal voltage: 13.8V
  • Nominal energy: 414Wh (30Ah), 552Wh (40Ah), 621Wh (45Ah)
  • Charge cut-off voltage (a limit, not enforced by the pack): 17.4V
  • Discharge cut-off voltage (a limit, not enforced by the pack): 9V
  • Size: 26 × 22 × 15.5 cm
  • Weight: about 11 kg (40Ah)
  • Packed size: 32 × 25 × 38 cm
  • Shipping weight: 15 kg
  • BMS: not included
  • Balancer: 5.5A active balancer

Protection

The balancer evens out the voltage of the six cells. It does not disconnect the pack on over-charge, over-discharge or over-current. Use a fuse, and a charger and load suited to the pack's limits.

Charging and voltage

This pack is designed for 12V vehicle systems. Six 2.3V cells in series give a nominal 13.8V. The charge cut-off voltage of 17.4V (2.9V per cell) is a limit, not a voltage to charge to for use in a vehicle.

  • Charge the pack with a 13.8V charger. A 13.8V source stays well below the 17.4V charge cut-off, so the usable capacity may be lower than the nominal figure.
  • Direct connection to a vehicle alternator has not been confirmed. The alternator's charging voltage and current must be checked for your vehicle first. To charge from the engine, a current-limited DC-DC charger suited to 6S LTO packs is recommended.
  • Do not charge the pack to 17.4V with another charger and then connect it to 12V equipment. A fully charged pack is at a higher voltage than many 12V systems accept. Check the maximum voltage of your equipment first.
  • Do not discharge below 9V. The pack will not stop discharging by itself.
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