3.7v 2000w Outdoor Portable LiFePO4 Battery

General Information

Specification for 3.7V 2000W Portable Lithium-ion Battery:

1. Voltage: 3.7 Volts

2. Capacity: The exact capacity in ampere-hours (Ah) or milliampere-hours (mAh) needs to be provided for a comprehensive specification.

3. Maximum Power Output: 2000 Watts

4. Maximum Current Output: This depends on the specific voltage and capacity of the battery. For instance, if the capacity is 'X' ampere-hours (Ah), then the maximum current output can be calculated as Maximum Current (A) = Maximum Power (W) / Voltage (V).

5. Chemistry: Lithium-ion (Li-ion)

6. Safety Features: Integrated protection circuitry to prevent overcharging, overdischarging, overcurrent, and short circuits.

7. Application: Suitable for high-power applications such as outdoor camping, portable power supply, power tools, etc.

8. Safety Precautions: Please follow manufacturer instructions for safe usage, charging, and storage. Ensure compliance with safety standards and guidelines.

9. Dimensions: Physical dimensions (length, width, height) in millimeters or inches.

10. Weight: Weight of the battery in grams or ounces.

11. Cycle Life: Number of charge and discharge cycles the battery can endure while maintaining a certain level of capacity.

12. Charging Method: Compatible charging voltage, current, and recommended charging methods.

13. Operating Temperature: Range of temperatures in Celsius (°C) within which the battery can safely operate.

14. Storage Temperature: Range of temperatures in Celsius (°C) suitable for storing the battery when not in use.

15. Certifications: Any relevant certifications or standards the battery conforms to, such as UN38.3, IEC 62133, etc.

Please note that the capacity and maximum current output calculation depend on the exact capacity value of the battery. These specifications are crucial for understanding the performance and safety aspects of the lithium-ion battery in question. Always adhere to the manufacturer's guidelines and safety recommendations when using and handling such batteries.

Battery Cell Specification

The biggest advantage of prismatic cells is its thin profile, lightweight, and the effective use of space. Due to the rectangle shape of these cells, it can facilitate better layering and increase flexibility in the products. With big capacity, less cell assembled together makes monitoring on each battery cell instead of cell string become possible. Changing defective battery cell is feasible too when there is cell failure.

Cell Dimensions

Cell Technical Data

• 1W high brightness, with 2-level dimming and SOS flashing;

• Square aluminum shell, high-precision explosion-proof valve, high safety performance;

• Low internal resistance, high discharge rate and stable discharge platform;

• Lithium iron phosphate power battery 32700 cylindrical;
  

Precautions

1. Charge with Care: Only use the provided or recommended charging equipment to avoid overcharging, which can lead to battery damage or even hazardous situations.

2. Avoid Extreme Temperatures: Do not expose the battery to high temperatures (above recommended operating range) or extreme cold, as it can affect performance and safety.

3. Proper Storage: Store the battery in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Ensure it's not stored in a fully charged or fully discharged state for extended periods.

4. Regular Inspections: Periodically examine the battery and its cables for signs of wear, damage, or swelling. Replace damaged components promptly.

5. Compatible Devices: Only use the battery with devices that are compatible with its voltage and power specifications to prevent potential damage.

6. Avoid Over-Draining: Do not excessively discharge the battery, as this can reduce its lifespan. Ideally, recharge the battery before it reaches very low levels.

7. Use a Protective Case: When transporting or storing the battery separately, place it in a protective case to prevent physical damage or short-circuiting.

8. Avoid Physical Stress: Avoid puncturing, crushing, or exposing the battery to excessive physical force, as it can lead to internal damage or leakage.

9. Disconnect Unused Devices: If not in use, disconnect the battery from devices to prevent unintentional power drain.

10. Charge in a Ventilated Area: When charging the battery, ensure proper ventilation to dissipate heat and prevent overheating.

11. Unplug After Charging: Disconnect the battery from the charger once it's fully charged to avoid overcharging.

12. Emergency Handling: In case of unusual behavior, such as overheating, smoking, or swelling, discontinue use immediately and follow proper disposal procedures.

13. Keep Away from Water: Prevent exposure to water or other liquids, as it can damage the battery and lead to electrical hazards.

14. Children and Pets: Keep the battery out of reach of children and pets to prevent accidental ingestion or mishandling.

15. Follow Manufacturer's Instructions: Always refer to the manufacturer's user manual for specific instructions and recommendations related to the safe use of the battery.

Remember, the safety of using a lithium-ion battery largely depends on proper handling, storage, and adherence to recommended guidelines. Failure to follow these precautions can result in damage to the battery, devices, or even pose a risk to personal safety.