Lithium Manganese Oxide Ion Battery Module (MELx130-001)
Lithium manganese oxide ion battery module (MELx130-001)
A large-capacity battery that efficiently stores renewable energy.
We are producing lithium-ion batteries in Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture, which have the characteristic of efficiently storing renewable energy and being able to output almost all of it.
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basic information
□ Rated voltage: 3.8 x number of battery cells V The number of battery cells ranges from 2 cells to 8 cells □ Rated capacity: 30Ah □ (Used battery cells) Volume energy density: 260Wh/L □ (Used battery cells) Weight energy density: 203Wh/kg For product sizes, please refer to the individual product documentation.
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※The delivery time may vary depending on the quantity, so please feel free to contact us.
Applications/Examples of results
Currently, we are conducting application development in collaboration with the Tohoku University Center for Future Science and Technology.
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| MEL2130-001 | Rated voltage 7.6V Rated capacity 30Ah |
| MEL3130-001 | Rated voltage 11.4V Rated capacity 30Ah |
| MEL4130-001 | Rated voltage 15.2V Rated capacity 30Ah |
| MEL5130-001 | Rated voltage 19.0V Rated capacity 30Ah |
| MEL6130-001 | Rated voltage 22.8V Rated capacity 30Ah |
| MEL7130-001 | Rated voltage 26.6V Rated capacity 30Ah |
| MEL8130-001 | Rated voltage 30.4V Rated capacity 30Ah |
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Company information
I・D・F is a manufacturing company born in Ishinomaki from the experience of the Great East Japan Earthquake. Based on our disaster experience, we aim to create products that can protect lives from potential future disasters, even if just a little. Our flagship product, FRS, was commercialized through a collaborative project between Ishinomaki Senshu University, Ishinomaki City, and local businesses. In addition to existing products such as automotive seat covers and solar system LED streetlights, we began joint research with the Tohoku University Future Science and Technology Collaborative Research Center (NICHe) in 2018, and in 2019, we started producing lithium-ion batteries using manganese-based cathode materials in the Kahoku area of Ishinomaki. Currently, we manufacture and sell battery modules using our own lithium-ion battery cells suitable for stationary devices such as energy storage systems. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.
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