Product Description
***NOTICE: This is a 14 volt battery made to charge at 15.5v to 17.4v, most vehicles stock electrical systems cannot handle voltage levels this high. This battery is to be ran on a separate isolated electrical system in your vehicle with a secondary higher charging alternator. If you are needing a secondary battery to go right into your vehicle's normal charging system, you need toe ***
PWR-S6
Lithium Titanate Battery
DESCRIPTION
MSRP: $919.99
Power Modules - Designed for Peak Power
This Titan8 Series Lithium Titanate Oxide (LTO) series uses a very high power lithium cell that is designed for very high burst output (up to 100 times its capacity) as well as very high charge current (30-60 times its capacity). This translates to a single 10Ah module that can support burst current up to 1,000A, and can accept 300A of continuous charge current. The built in 2/0 bussing allows up to 4 Positive and 4 Negative hidden direct connections to each module without the need for any external exposed bussing, while still leaving two easily accessible top terminals and four series or parallel expansion terminals to easily build a bank of nearly any configuration from 14V, 28V, or any configuration imaginable.
Weight Lbs. 9lbs
Weight Kgs. 4.1kgs
Length 8.3 in
Height 5 in
Width 4.85 in
Voltage 14V
Wattage 6,000
MAX Amps 2,000
Energy Wh 144
CA 1,000A
CA Pb Eq 1,500A
Ah 10
Ah Pb Eq 30
M6 Terminal Hardware Included
PROP 65 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.
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