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72V 20Ah Lithium Battery

• Applications: Electric Scooter / Electric Rickshaw / Electric Trishaw / Electric Tricycle / Electric Trike / Electric Drive / Electric Cabin Scooter / Electric Motorcycle / E-Bike / eBike / etc.

• Cell: Lithium-ion NCM (21700)
• MOQ: 3
• Sample: 1
• Delivery: 20 Days
• Customizable / OEM / ODM: Yes
• Factory: Redway, Dongguan, Guangdong, China
• Delivery Terms: FOB, EXW, CIF
• Payment: T/T, L/C, PayPal
• Sea / Air / Land Shipment: 10FT, 20FT, 40FT

Description

This battery is the 72V 20Ah Lithium Battery, manufactured by Redway Power, a prominent factory in China known for its high-quality lithium-ion batteries. Designed for a variety of electric vehicles, including scooters, rickshaws, and tricycles, this battery offers reliable performance and efficiency for all your energy needs.

Key Features

High Capacity: With a nominal capacity of 20Ah and an energy output of 1.44 kWh, this battery provides ample power for extended use in demanding applications.
Durable Design: Featuring an IP65 rating, this battery is protected against dust and water, making it ideal for outdoor use in various weather conditions.
Long Cycle Life: Capable of over 2,000 cycles at 80% depth of discharge (DOD), this battery minimizes the need for frequent replacements, ensuring long-term reliability.
Smart Battery Management System (BMS): The advanced BMS protects against overcharging, overheating, and short circuits, ensuring safe operation during use.
Customizable Options: Redway Power offers OEM and ODM services, allowing for tailored solutions to meet specific customer requirements.

Applications

The 72V 20Ah Lithium Battery is versatile and suitable for a wide range of applications, including:

Electric scooters
Electric rickshaws
Electric tricycles
Electric motorcycles
E-bikes
Electric cabin scooters
Low-speed vehicles (LSVs)

With a maximum charging voltage of 84V and a discharge cut-off voltage of 54V, this battery is optimized for various operational needs. It operates effectively across a temperature range from -10°C to 50°C, making it adaptable to different environments.The compact design allows for easy installation while ensuring that your equipment operates efficiently throughout the day. Additionally, it supports fast charging capabilities, enabling quicker turnaround times between uses.

As a trusted manufacturer, Redway Power is committed to delivering high-quality lithium-ion batteries that enhance productivity and sustainability in your operations. The 72V 20Ah Lithium Battery not only reduces downtime but also contributes to lower operational costs due to its efficiency and long lifespan.Investing in this battery means choosing a reliable power solution that meets the demands of modern electric vehicles while supporting your business’s growth and sustainability goals. Choose Redway Power for your lithium battery needs and experience unparalleled performance and service.

Specifications

Specifications
Lithium-ion Cell Type	LiFePO4 (LFP)
Nominal Voltage	72V
Nominal Capacity	20Ah
Nominal Energy	1.44kWh
Max Charging Voltage	84V
Discharge Cut-off Voltage	54V
Max Continues Charging Current	20A
Max Continues Discharge Current	20A
Peak Discharge Current	60A (5s)
Dimensions [L x W x H]	180 x 154 x 300 mm
Weight	9.8kg
Terminal	ND2+4
IP Rating	IP65
Cycle Life	>2000 cycles (80% DOD)
Self-discharge	2% (per month)
Charge Temperature	0°C ~ 50°C
Discharge Temperature	-10°C ~ 50°C
LCD Display	Yes
Optional Functions	Self-heating / Bluetooth / APP / WiFi / 4G / GPS / RS485 / RS232 / CAN-bus / Active Balance / Anti-theft / Heatsink / etc.
BMS Protection	Smart BMS: Over current, Over charge, Over discharge, Overload, Over Voltage, Low voltage, Over temperature, Overheat, etc.
Battery Shell	Metal (Black / White / Gray / Other)
Design Life	10 Years
Silkscreen / Label / Laser Logo	Yes
User Manual	Yes
OEM / ODM / Customization	Yes
Certifications	UL1642 / CE / UN38.3 / MSDS

Applications and FAQs

What is the difference between a 60V and a 72V battery?

The main difference between a 60V and a 72V battery is their voltage output. A 72V battery typically provides more power and better performance for high-demand applications, while a 60V battery is often used in standard electric vehicles and systems.

What is the full charge of a 72V lithium battery?

A fully charged 72V lithium battery usually reaches about 84V, which corresponds to the maximum voltage of its individual cells. This full charge ensures optimal performance and longevity of the battery.

What happens if you charge a lithium battery with a normal charger?

Charging a lithium battery with a normal charger can lead to overcharging, overheating, or damage. Normal chargers do not provide the specific charging profile required for lithium batteries, potentially shortening their lifespan or causing safety hazards.

Can I charge a 72V battery with a 60V charger?

No, you cannot charge a 72V battery with a 60V charger. The charger will not provide sufficient voltage to fully charge the battery, which can lead to incomplete charging and reduced performance.

What is the voltage of a 72V battery when fully charged?

A fully charged 72V lithium battery typically has a voltage of about 84V. This maximum voltage is necessary for optimal performance in electric vehicles and other applications.

What is the range of a 72V 20Ah battery?

The range of a 72V 20Ah battery depends on the vehicle's efficiency but can typically provide around 30 to 50 miles on a full charge. Factors like terrain, rider weight, and speed will affect actual range.

Is it okay to leave a lithium-ion battery on the charger overnight?

Yes, it is generally safe to leave a lithium-ion battery on the charger overnight. Most modern chargers have built-in protections that prevent overcharging. However, it’s best to use chargers specifically designed for lithium batteries.

What is the most expensive part of a lithium-ion battery?

The most expensive part of a lithium-ion battery is typically the battery cells themselves, which contain valuable materials like lithium, cobalt, and nickel. These materials contribute significantly to the overall cost of manufacturing lithium-ion batteries.