NiMH No. 7

What are the advantages of cylindrical NiMH No. 7?

*Effective relative density of energy

The energy is three times that of lead-acid batteries and twice that of nickel batteries.

*Wide range of operating temperature categories

The charging and discharging temperature range is 0-60℃, and the charging and discharging temperature range is -20-60℃.

*Good working ability of actively storing charge

Due to the advantage of low life of lithium-ion batteries, lithium phosphate rechargeable batteries can be stored for a long time and still have high power consumption.

*High rate discharge characteristics

Continue to charge and discharge with a current of 10c, and the instantaneous single pulse charge and discharge rate is greater than 20c.

*No memory

Do not charge and discharge the lithium phosphate battery before charging.

*Reliable safety factor

The raw material structure of lithium phosphate batteries is stable and the safety factor is reliable. When extreme situations such as collision, pressure, pinning, short circuit failure, over-battery charging, overheating, etc. occur, it is not easy to cause explosion accidents or ignition.

*Long life cycle

The chemical structure of the rechargeable battery hardly changes when the battery is charged, showing a 1000-fold battery charging cycle system, showing higher user value. The Lifepo4 battery pack cycle system has a long service life, which can reach 2000 cycles.

*Environmental protection

Lithium phosphate rechargeable batteries do not contain harmful elements such as mercury, cadmium, and lead, and are known as a new generation of green switching power supplies, with high market environmental protection requirements.

*Low cost

Iron and polyphosphate are both common components of the earth. The comprehensive use cost is lower than that of lead-acid batteries and lithium manganese oxide batteries.

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