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We’ve got 100 units in the current batch, each weighing 31kg with a footprint of 306 by 168 by 220mm. The T5 terminal is standdard, and teh flame retardant ABS casing means it won’t contribute to a fire spread if something goes wrong nearby.
Basically, the activated carbon and graphene in the negative plate give it capacitor-like charge acceptance—so you can dump current into it fast without the votage spike you’d see on a standard flooded lead-acid. That 2000A max discharge for 5 seconds is pretty much a dead short, but it handles it.
Cycle life is 2000-plus cycles at 80% DOD, and at 25°C design life pushes past 15 years. We’ve had a few buyers use them in off-grid telecom cabinets where ambient hits 50°C, and they still hold up—though expect some capacity fade at that upper end, it’s just physics.
It’s better than a traditional AGM for partial state-of-charge operation, so if your solar controller keeps it between 40% and 80% most days, you won’t see the sulfation issues you’d get with a plain lead-acid. Self-discharge runs under 3% per month, which matters if the system sits idle for weeks.
Ordering is straightforward—MOQ is 20 units, and we usually ship within 2 weeks, but double-check lead time if you need them fast. COA comes with each batch, HPLC and capasity test data included. (the 200Ah rating is at the 20-hour rate, so if you pull at 10A continuous you’ll get roughly 180Ah or so).
We generally require a minimum order of 50 units for the HC6-200, but we can be flexible on smaller trial orders if you're testing the product for a project.
Lead time is around 15-20 working days for standard orders, depending on current production load. We'll confirm a specific timeline once we have your order details.
Yes, all HC6-200 units come with CE, IEC, and ISO certifications. We can share the certification documents on request.
The max discharge current is 2000A for 5 seconds, which is great for high-power bursts in solar backup applications. For continuous use, stick to the rated specs to avoid damage.
Absolutely. It operates from -30°C to 60°C, so it's built for tough outdoor environments. The flame retardant ABS container also adds an extra safety layer.
