IBattery-PC 100-200AH LiFePO4 Battery Easun Power

Are easun power batteries reliable?

EASUN POWER's LiFePO4 batteries are highly efficient and reliable. Made with Lithium Iron Phosphate, they outshine other types in safety and longevity. Equipped with a top-tier Battery Management System, they provide optimized performance across a variety of applications.

How should A LiFePO4 battery be stored?

LiFePO4 batteries should be stored in a cold, dry place, partially charged at about 50-60% charge. Avoid extreme temperatures and high humidity. Proper storage will maintain the battery performance and prolong its life. Expand your solar system capabilities with our range of lifepo4 batteries, designed for longevity and superior power storage.

What is a LiFePO4 battery?

LiFePO4 stands for Lithium Iron Phosphate, a type of lithium-ion battery that utilizes iron phosphate as cathode material. This chemistry has many good advantages compared to other lithium-ion types. Most importantly, LiFePO4 batteries have long cycle life, high safety, and stability, which makes them applicable for many diversified uses.

Are LiFePO4 batteries safe?

In comparison with the existing lithium-ion batteries, they are much safer because LiFePO4 batteries have less possibility of overheating and causing thermal runaway, which rules out any fire hazards. Their stable chemical structure enhances safety and prolongs the life of the battery.

What are the advantages of LiFePO4 energy storage system?

•LCD monitor the energy storage power data and operating status •High-quality LiFePO4 battery, safety, deep cycle and long lifespan. •Product round edge be more safe, avoid accident collision •External main switch to reduce product power consumption and improve safety •Wall brackets, which can meet the installation and use of different place.

Is LiFePO4 better than LiCoO2 batteries?

In terms of thermal stability, safety, and cycle life, LiFePO4 is better than LiCoO2 batteries. LiCoO2 batteries would be considered for projects where energy density is important, but LiFePO4 should be used in places where safety and cycle life outweigh energy storage capacity.