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HBL offers Modular LFP battery range under the following series:

Low Voltage Series up to 48V : (LFP - LV – SERIES) 20Ah, 40Ah, 75Ah, 100Ah and more as per the Customer requirement.
High Voltage Series 48V up to 1000V : (LFP - HV - SERIES) 50Ah, 80Ah, 100Ah and more as per the Customer requirement.
Solar Series 12.8V : (LFP – S - SERIES ) 6Ah, 12Ah, 18Ah, 24Ah, 30Ah, 60Ah, 84Ah, 102Ah, 120Ah and more as per the Customer requirement.
Small UPS Series: 36V and 25.6V (LFP - SU - SERIES)
- 36V Module: 30Ah & 42Ah
- 25.6V Module: 100Ah & 120Ah and more as per the Customer requirement...

* HBL also offers customized solution as per the customer requirements.

FEATURES OF LFP (LITHIUM IRON PHOSPHATE BATTERIES)

Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) LiFePO4 is one of the most popular cathodes for lithium-ion batteries.
High Energy Density
Longer Cycle Life
Safety and stability
High charge and Discharge rate capability
Constant output power
Low Self-discharge
Low maintenance
Environmentally friendly
It is a potential low cost alternative.
Cells available in construction formats such as Cylindrical, Prismatic & Polymer.
It finds multiple applications including Electric Vehicles to Large Scale Energy Storage Systems.
Lithium iron phosphate batteries operate with much lower resistance and consequently recharge at a faster rate.
LiFePO4 lightweight batteries are lighter than lead acid batteries, usually weighing about 1/4th less.
LiFePO4 provides more than twice the battery capacity in the same amount of space.
Wide operating temperature ranging from -20°C to 55°C.

PERFORMANCE

Normal discharge @ 1C
Repetitive maximum Discharge rate 3~4C
Pulse Discharge rate 6C
Excellent cycle life> 2500 cycles
Excellent high and low temperature performance
Steady output voltage
Low self-discharge
Sturdy and pressure resistant steel envelope with prismatic construction
With outstanding high level of vibrations and shocks

LITHIUM IRON PHOSPHATE BATTERIES

Lithium iron phosphate battery (LiFePO4 battery) is a new promising technology. While lithium iron phosphate batteries have both advantages and disadvantages, there are several features that make this solution a great fit for different applications. Additionally, lithium batteries last longer and easier to install than any other currently available alternatives including lead-acid batteries.

STABLE CHEMISTRY AMONG LI-ION

Cell density is a description of how much power is stored in a given space. A higher density means the battery can run longer. This means LiFePO4 batteries will have to be slightly larger to hold the same amount of energy as a regular lithium-ion battery. A lower cell density makes the batteries less volatile. LiFePO4 batteries are highly unlikely to overheat or worse - catch fire, even if they are overcharged. The advantage of stability is particularly pronounced in higher temperature environments and situations where a high voltage is needed.

LONGEVITY

The chemistry of the electrolyte used in LiFePO4 batteries allows it to last significantly longer than the standard lithium-ion variety. The longer shelf life is particularly helpful in solar situations, where setups are designed to back-up power at home or business for years. LiFePO4 batteries are also practically maintenance-free & installed in out-of-the-way spaces.

ENVIRONMENTAL ADVANTAGES

Many customers are looking to make less of an impact on the environment. Not all batteries are typically eco-friendly. Luckily, LiFePO4 batteries offer some mitigating factors that make them more environmentally friendly than any other batteries. While basic lithium ion batteries contain hazardous materials, LiFePO4 batteries are not considered toxic as they contain common & readily available materials like iron, graphite and copper. This makes them easier to recycle – in fact, some LiFePO4 batteries are already made from recycled materials. A longer shelf life means LiFePO4 batteries in solar plus storage installations need not be replaced as often, using even less energy to process materials.

LFP CYLINDRICAL CELLS

Cylindrical cells are a popular and less expensive option for electric vehicles, largely because their construction was born out of the consumer battery space. It probably offers the greatest ease in terms of capability. However, the disadvantage is that it requires a lot more interconnects and complexity in terms of designs.

LFP PRISMATIC CELLS

Prismatic cells are constructed in a wound or flat plate configuration. Wound prismatic cells are generally constructed by wrapping layers around a bobbin or mandrel, similar to that of a cylindrical cell. In a flat plate cell, discrete layers are stacked side by side and pressed together or folded. Prismatic cells that are designed for automotive applications can have much larger capacities than cylindrical cells.

LFP POUCH CELLS

Pouch cells are fundamentally prismatic cells with flexible polymer coated aluminum packaging instead of a metal can. The individual layers are stacked or folded, packed under vacuum and held together by the pouch. Most of the pouch designs use a gel electrolyte technology, while typical lithium ion cells used by manufacturers use liquid. A pouch's gel electrolyte has higher resistance but doesn't have the risk of spilling which a liquid electrolyte does.