The LiFEPO4 batteries are originated from lithium-ion technology and are a much safer battery than technologies used with LiCoO2 and manganese. This is a stable and safe battery with a temperature range of -20°C to 70°C with excellent thermal and chemical stability plus it has a longer life expectancy than others available. This battery has many benefits, low self-discharge rate, cheaper than others, charges quickly, low energy density, environmentally friendly, multiple uses, available in various sizes for many applications. Lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries are also known as lithium ferro phosphate batteries.

• LiFePO4.
• Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP).
• Safer than other batteries (manganese and LiCoO2).
• Rechargeable.
• Low discharge rate.
• Low self-discharge.
• Low energy density (15% lower than lithium ion cobalt).
• Flat discharge curve.
• High number of charge cycles.
• Charges and discharges faster than other batteries (90% of total capacity in 15 minutes).
• Excellent chemical and thermal stability.
• Do not overheat.
• Will not burst into flames.
• Long life expectancy.
• Temperature range -20°C to 70°C.
• Various sizes and capacities available.

• Hybrid vehicles.
• Electric bikes.
• Golf trolleys.
• Wheelchairs.
• Energy storage.
• Many others.

• Stock number 8183005, 18650 LiFePO4, width 18.2 mm, length 64.8 mm, weight 42g.
• Stock number 8183009, 26650 LiFePO4, width 26.2 mm, length 65 mm, weight 80 g.
• Stock number 8183011, 18650 LiFePO4 HD, width 18.2 mm, length 64.8 mm, weight 42g.
• Stock number 8183018, 26650 LiFePO4 HD, width 26.2 mm, length 65.6 mm, weight 80g.

LFP LiFePO4 Batteries are amongst some of the safest batteries available. The batteries do not overheat, if damaged they will not burst into flames. These batteries will not damage your health or the environment.

As with all batteries take care when storing your batteries. Keep them in safe dry environments, away from other metallic and sharp objects and in their original packaging until ready to use.

As with all batteries you need to take care and dispose of batteries carefully, DO NOT throw batteries away with your standard rubbish. Batteries can be disposed of in re-cycling disposal areas and collection sites for household hazardous waste or of you are dealing with very large quantities of batteries you can contact specialist re-cycling centres.

Customers must be knowledgeable on Li-Ion rechargeable batteries in charging, discharging, and assembly before use.

• Put the batteries in fire-proof container.
• Never leave batteries unattended when charging.
• Do not put batteries on wood surface or carpet when charging
• Always use a battery charger which is rated for Li-ion Cells.
• Never expose Lithium-ion batteries to extreme temperatures.