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Lithium iron phosphate batteries have many advantages over lead-acid batteries and other lithium ion batteries when it comes to high power applications. Lithium iron phosphate batteries are very chemically and thermally stable which provides an increase in safety over lithium ion batteries. They are incombustible and can handle extreme temperatures and rough vibrations.

Lithium iron phosphate batteries have a longer shelf life because of their slow self-discharge rate and they can run 5 to10 years longer than lead-acid batteries. They are able to deep cycle without losing performance, they have a faster charging time, they are one-third the weight and they require minimal maintenance.

Uses of lithium iron phosphate batteries are wide reaching across many applications. The higher discharge rates needed for acceleration combined with lower weight and long battery life make these batteries ideal for e-bikes, scooters, forklifts, small boats and electric vehicles. The possibility of deep cycling make these batteries a great choice for energy storage in off-grid systems.

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Ultralife Lithium Power Battery URB12350 12V 32AH
Ultralife Lithium Power Battery URB12350 12V 32AH
$442.50
Ultralife Lithium Power Battery URB12350 12 volt 32 Amp Hour lithium-ion Battery (7.68"L x 5.16"W x 7.13"H) for much longer life and lighter weight than lead acid batteries. lithium-ion batteries are much smaller for the same amp hour storage. Over 3000 full depth discharges, wide temperature range, no trickle charge required, with uniform voltage discharge. E x cellent as a solar deep discharge battery, e x treme long life battery, long life stanby for UPS and general purpose.
Ultralife Lithium Power Battery URB1270 12V 7.5AH
Ultralife Lithium Power Battery URB1270 12V 7.5AH
$104.93
Ultralife Lithium Power Battery URB1270 12 volt 7.5 Amp Hour lithium-ion Battery (5.95"L x 2.56"W x 3.70"H) for much longer life and lighter weight than lead acid batteries. lithium-ion batteries are much smaller for the same amp hour storage. Over 3000 full depth discharges, wide temperature range, no trickle charge required, with uniform voltage discharge. E x cellent as a solar deep discharge battery, e x treme long life battery, long life stanby for UPS and general purpose.

 

Top 5 things to know about industrial batteries.

  1. Temperature. Hot environments increase the AMP hour rating of a battery, while cold environments decrease the AMP hour rating. However, heat will drastically reduce the overall life of a battery. The normal operating temperature for most batteries is about 77 degrees. Every 15 degrees above that mark will reduce the battery life by half. Operating or storing a battery in cooler temperatures, will actually increase the life of the battery.
  2. Depth of Discharge (DoD). Most batteries are rated to be discharged 80% or down to 20% of the total capacity of the battery. If the battery is discharged more than that, it can damage the battery and cause it to have a shorter lifespan. Ideally, the battery should not be discharged more than 50% of the total capacity. This allows the battery to last for the longest amount of time possible. Each time a battery is discharged and recharged, it is referred to as a cycle. Batteries are rated for the number of cycles they have in their life or for a specific amount of time, for example, five years. If a battery is rated for five years or 5,000 cycles, it lasts for one or the other. For example, if a battery is cycled 5,000 times in one year, the battery after that time will be dead. If it is cycled 250 times over five years, after five years, the battery will be dead.
  3. Sizing the battery. It is important to take into consideration the AMP hour rating of the battery and the load requirements of the system. Because of the depth of discharge rule, plan to use 50 to 80% of the total battery capacity, typically resulting in upsizing the battery for the system.
  4. Construction of the battery. Batteries that have thinner, smaller plates will degrade more quickly over time, whereas, sealed lead acid batteries have thicker, immobilized plates that allow those batteries to last a much longer.
  5. Do not under charge the battery. This is caused when a battery is discharged and recharged to a not full state, or less than 100% of the total capacity of the battery. Continually allowing the battery to operate in a partially charged state, or not at 100%, can lead to lead sulfate formation, or Sulphation, which can reduce battery performance and eventually lead to battery failure.
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