12V voltage specification lithium iron phosphate lithium-ion battery. Excellent safety, long lifespan, and capable of high current charge and discharge. Can also replace lead-acid batteries.
It is suitable for 12V batteries used in automobiles, ships, and independent power supply systems that operate in cycles, such as outdoor lights and sign lights. For detailed product information, please see below. Introduction to Off-Grid Solar Lithium-Ion Batteries: https://offgrid-solar.jp/html/page212.html 【Features】 - Long lifespan with 5300 cycles (at 100% depth of discharge). - Weighs 16kg! About half the weight compared to lead batteries of equivalent capacity. - One unit with 150Ah has the effective capacity of two 105Ah lead batteries. - Space-saving due to reduced number of units. Recommended for replacement of lead batteries. - Equipped with BMS for cell balance maintenance, safe circuit design, and abnormal detection functions. - Built-in cutoff circuit model. - Obtained many safety certifications, including IEC. Designed with a focus on safety. - Maximum charging current of 135A and continuous discharge current of 200A is possible. - Equipped with a cell temperature management system. Charging at low temperatures is also possible. - Bluetooth communication equipped. Remaining capacity can be checked via an app. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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basic information
【Product Specifications】 Epsilon 150Ah ・Battery Voltage: 12V (not connectable in series) ・Capacity: 150Ah ・Rated Voltage: 12.8V ・Operating Temperature Range: -20℃ to 45℃ ・Dimensions (mm): W353 × D175 × H190 ・Weight: 16kg * There are also charging control controllers for solar power generation (solar panels) and 100V chargers, as well as on-the-go chargers. * Battery monitoring function * SOC display monitor and output control based on SOC are possible. * Wall-mounted monitors are also available.
Price range
P3
Delivery Time
P1
Applications/Examples of results
【Examples of Use】 - Automobiles (campers, custom cars, welfare vehicles, mobile sales vehicles) - Vessels - Electric carts - Solar outdoor lights - Solar signal lights - Solar signs - Solar signals - Standalone solar power systems - Independent solar systems - Self-consumption solar power systems - Emergency power supply systems (BCP measures)
Detailed information
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Epsilon 150Ah New type 150Ah. Operates in low temperature environments. Dimensions (mm): 353×175×(h)190 Weight: 16kg
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Epsilon 150Ah App You can check the charging status and other system conditions via Bluetooth communication with the main unit.
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SOC display monitor A display monitor for the charging status of essential devices. Percentage remaining display is also possible. Discharge stop setting.
Line up（2）
| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| 210Ah | Capacity 210Ah/12V Dimensions 417×227×314mm Weight 23kg |
| 100Ah | Capacity 100Ah/12V Dimensions 414×225×313mm Weight 18.5kg |
Company information
Next Energy and Resources aims to promote and spread the use of renewable energy through various businesses. We provide solutions for a wide range of power generation development, from the design, construction, and maintenance (O&M) of industrial solar power plants such as mega-solar, to the sale of system components like solar modules and power conditioners for residential solar power generation. We can also propose self-consumption systems that combine energy storage systems to reduce energy costs. Additionally, we are involved in a wide range of businesses related to renewable energy, including the reuse of solar modules, independent storage systems, and electricity retail services. ■ Head Office / Product Technology Center: Komagane City, Nagano Prefecture ■ Tokyo Head Office: Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo ■ Osaka Sales Office: Yodogawa Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture ■ Nagoya Sales Office: Kiyosu City, Aichi Prefecture ■ Fukuoka Sales Office: Hakata Ward, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture ■ Ho Chi Minh Office: Ho Chi Minh City, Socialist Republic of Vietnam
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