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2.56 kilowatt-hours of rated storage in a package that's 483 by 170 by 240 millimeters and just 25 kilograms — that's the headline for this 12.8V 200Ah LiFePO4, and the weight is what actually caught my attention, because lugging lead-acid equivalents around is a headache we've been dealing with for too long, and this basically cuts the mass by more than half.
It's built as a 4s1p configuration using 3.2V 200Ah cells with a nominal voltage that drops right into the 10V to 14.4V operating window, so it'll replace a standard lead-acid bank without us having to rework the existing DC bus in the base station cabinets, where we're usually running 12V gear that just needs stable float votage and a BMS that won't choke on 100A charge current.
The BMS is rated at 200A continuous, and we usually have stock on these units, but confirm lead time because the 2000-cycle life claim is only valid if you stay within the charge/discharge limits, not when someone tries to push 150A through it daily for a solar array that's oversized — this is better than lead-acid for cycle count but not suited for high-rate pulsed loads like a motor start or welding inverter, which we don't see in comms gear anyway.
Now, the suplier side — we've tested about 50 units or so from this factory on a separate project, and consistency between cells was tighter than what I've seen from smaller resellers, but the certifcate of analysis (COA) they sent is HPLC-grade purity on the electrolyte, not on the cell assembly itself, which is a detail (usually 2-4 weeks lead time for custom labels) that matters if your compliance team wants batch traceability beyond just the SOC data from the LCD or Bluetooth interface.
They handle the transport packaging in a standerd carton, and the HS code is 8507600090, which is lithium-ion cells and batteries, so customs clearance at our port is predictable — no surprise tariffs or delays from mislabeling, and the product itself isn't a consumer retail battery with fancy plastic shells, it's a bare prismatic block with stud terminals that we'd mount in a rack or cabinet with some busbars we already have in stock.
We typically require a minimum order of 10 units for factory wholesale pricing, but we can discuss smaller trial orders if you're just getting started.
Standard lead time is about 15-20 working days for custom configurations like adding Bluetooth or WiFi. We'll confirm a more exact timeline once we finalize your specs.
Yes, we can provide CE, FCC, and RoHS certifications upon request. Let us know what specific documents your base station project requires.
Exactly, it's a 4s1p configuration: four 3.2V 200Ah cells connected in series to make 12.8V 200Ah total.
Each battery is packed in a carton box sized 483*170*240mm, weighing 25kg. For storage, keep them in a cool dry place between -10°C and 50°C, and recharge every 3-6 months.
