Li-ion battery pack 36V 10Ah for E bicycle
As a premier, 10S 36V 10Ah Li-ion battery 18650 3C Li-ion battery pack for Ebike manufacturer/assembler, 10S 36V 10Ah Lithium-Ion battery packs (18650) as the preferred power solution for today’s portable equipment. The cell in a Li-ion battery pack provides a higher energy density per unit volume and unit weight than Ni-based batteries. In addition, their higher voltage and lighter weight contribute significantly to the downsizing, weight reduction, and simplified operation of electronic devices.
Features of 10S 36V 10Aah Li-ion battery 18650 3C for E-Bike :
- Lithium-ion or Li-ion battery packs (18650)
- High energy density, lightweight, high capacity
- Capable of over 500 cycles
- No ‘memory effect’, providing a complete charge with each cycle
- Flat discharge voltage, allowing the production of stable power during usage
- Cylindrical & prismatic forms
- Special design for Solar panel street light
Comparable Ebike Kit 36V 250W
Li-ion battery Technical Specifications
| Voltage | 36VDC |
| Capacity | 10000mah |
| Minimum Discharge Voltage: | 33.2V |
| Discharge capacity: | 3C |
| Charging Voltage | 30V |
| Charging current: | 1 to 5 A |
| Charging Time: | 4 hours (approx) |
| Single Cell Weight: | 48g (approx) |
| Single Cell Dimension: | 8.4mm (dia) and 65mm (height) |
| Single Cell Type | 18650 |
Lithium-ion batteries (LI-ION 18650) Vs LFP (LiFePo4 32650/32700) Lithium Iron Phosphate
The lithium-ion battery has superior chemical and thermal stability. A Lithium-iron battery remains cool at room temperature while the Li-ion may suffer thermal runaway and heats up faster under similar charging conditions.
The lithium-iron (LiFePo4/LFP) battery has a slight edge over the Li-ion (LiCoO2) battery for safety. This is important because a battery should not get overheated or catch fire in case of overcharging.
LFP is a nontoxic material, but LiCoO2 is hazardous in nature, so is not considered a safe material. The disposal of Lithium-ion batteries is a big concern for the manufacturer and user.
