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76Ah 78Ah Pouch Cell Nmc Polymer Battery 3.7v Lithium Ion Rechargeable Lipo Battery for Ebike Electric Vehicles

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$24.90
10-499 pieces
$22.90
≥500 pieces
Sample price: $100
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Nominal Voltage

3.7V

Nominal Capacity

78Ah

Battery Type

Pouch (Polymer)
Customization options
Customized logo (Min. order: 1,000 pieces)
Customized packaging (Min. order: 1,000 pieces)
Graphic customization (Min. order: 1,000 pieces)

Key attributes

Application

Other

Model Number

E78

Place of Origin

Other, null

Brand Name

OEM

Keywords

3.7v Lithium Ion Rechargeable Polymer Battery

Capacity

78Ah

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Key attributes

Application
Other
Model Number
E78
Place of Origin
null, null
Brand Name
OEM
Keywords
3.7v Lithium Ion Rechargeable Polymer Battery
Capacity
78Ah
Nominal Voltage
3.7v
Discharge Cut-off Voltage
2.5v
Dimension
540*98*12mm
Max continuous discharge current
1C
Cycle Life
over 1500 Times, 80% DOD
Warranty
3months-1year
Battery Size
polymer battery
Weight
965g

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single package size
54X9.8X1.2 cm
Single gross weight
1.0 kg

Lead time

Customization options

Customized logo(+ from /Min. order: 1,000 pieces)
Customized packaging(+ from /Min. order: 1,000 pieces)
Graphic customization(+ from /Min. order: 1,000 pieces)
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