48V 14Ah Lithium-ion battery for E-bike,Electric Bike,E-bike,Bicycle,Electric-motrocycle battery,500 cycles,Range with one charge 40-50 miles,light weihgt,high performance

48V 14Ah Lithium-ion battery for E-bike,Electric Bike,E-bike,Bicycle,Electric-motrocycle battery,500 cycles,Range with one charge 40-50 miles,light weihgt,high performance

Specific Energy: has an impact on the range of your battery.
Specific Power: how the battery handles high load scenarios like going up a hill.
Safety: does the chemistry have a history of high in-field failures.

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Nominal Voltage                                                   48V


Rated capacity                                                       14Ah


Charge current limit                                             10A


Charging mode                                                      CC/CV


Max charge voltage                                               54.6V


Cycle life                                                                  About 500 cycles


Range with one charge                                         30 – 45 miles (motor 500w) 


 

How to Choose an E-bike Battery Pack
Perhaps the most vital (and expensive!) component of an electric bike is the battery, yet it’s often overlooked by many first-time purchasers. Understanding the basics of the battery is fundamental to understanding the TRUE speed, range, and power capabilities of any new e-bike battery.
In the following guide you’ll learn what battery types and battery specs really mean, practical tips for battery charging (including how long it takes to drain and charge a battery), and how to choose the best type of battery pack when purchasing a new electric bike.

Understanding Battery Specs:
The great thing about battery specs is it’s basically just numbers and math. It may sound intimidating, but with a basic understanding of volts, amp hours, and watt hours (Wh) you’ll be able to quickly assess the true performance benefits (power, speed, and range) of any e-bike.

First off, let’s clear up the term ‘battery pack’. We often refer to the ‘battery’, but with electric bikes, it’s actually a BATTERY PACK. The pack is a number of smaller battery cells assembled in a specific way to deliver the power required to allow an e-bike to function.

Volts – Essentially, VOLT is a measurement of the “force” pushing Amps through the system. Higher voltage means more energy density can be moved, or the faster it can be moved (more volts = more energy being moved through to the motor). 36V batteries are commonly used on entry-level, less expensive e-bikes.

Many electric bikes feature larger 48V batteries at slightly more expensive prices. Juiced Bikes, however, is the only brand in the $1,700-$3,000 segment of the market offering a 52V battery on every e-bike in their portfolio. All else being equal, the larger Voltage system will deliver more torque for quicker starts and more power for higher speeds.

Amp Hours – The amp hour measurement reflects how much energy capacity is in a battery pack. Technically, it’s a measure of how much current the battery can deliver in one hour at a usable voltage. While Volts may impact power and speed, Amp Hours will have a bigger impact on your e-bike’s riding range.

Watt Hours – This is an extremely common spec and refers to the number of watts delivered in one hour. Think of Watt Hours as the total power delivered over time (more power available to you, the rider). To calculate Watt Hours, multiply Volts x Amp Hours. For instance, a 48V 14Ah battery = 672 Watt hours. This is a common spec for many e-bikes in the U.S market.

As a comparison, many of the electric bikes in the Juiced lineup, including the HyperScorpion, RipCurrent S, CrossCurrent X, include a massive 52V 19.2Ah battery, with a total Watt Hours of 998.4 (nearly 50% more watt hour power with the 52V/19.2Ah battery).

It’s critical to know an e-bike’s Watt Hours to understand it’s true riding range potential. Many e-bikes will promote inflated range information, but calculating Watt Hours will help you sort through the dishonest marketing claims.

Reputable, and higher performance, electric bike brands prominently feature these battery specs so that consumers can understand the true power, speed, and riding range capabilities of the bike. Ultimately, higher Volts, Amp Hours, and Watt Hours deliver greater speeds, more power, and longer riding range.

So, if you’re wondering how long it might take to drain an e-bike battery, then pay very close attention to volts, amp hours (and watt hours) to find a bike with the most powerful, longest range battery. Check out our real world riding range calculations for more information on how many miles you can expect to ride based on Watt Hours.

Types of E-Bike Batteries:
Lithium Ion – This is considered a far superior e-bike battery because of a longer battery life with several thousand charge cycles. They are highly efficient and compatible with fast chargers for 50% faster charge time. About 90% of the e-bike market includes lithium batteries, a clear winner because of their efficiency, durability and ability to generate more power.

Charging Basics:
Before presenting the most important factors to consider when choosing an e-bike battery, here is a quick overview of battery charging and answers to commonly asked questions about charging an electric bike battery.

All e-bikes should come with a basic battery charger, compatible with that specific battery.
Charging time varies depending on the size of the battery and the amps of the charger.
The more amps, the faster the charge… BUT, most e-bike battery chargers max out at 8amps because there are big drawbacks to charging too fast, with too many amps. Charging too fast can damage the battery cells, cause early degradation, and can potentially be a fire hazard. At this time, an 8amp charger is the safest fast charger available. Anything larger is a potential danger.
E-bike Charger Math: divide the amp-hour rating of your battery by the amp rating of your charger, that is how long it will take you to fully charge your battery (if it is fully discharged). So, charging a 19.2Ah battery with a 4amp turbo charger will take around 4.8 hours. With an 8amp fast charger, that same battery will take around 2.5 hours to charge. Here is a great guide for charging time of Juiced Bikes batteries using different chargers: Battery Range & Charge Time.

All good lithium smart chargers, including all of the chargers offered by Juiced, reduce the charge at the end of the charge cycle to ensure a proper balance of power to the battery cells.

Leaving your e-bike battery charging overnight, or beyond the point of a full charge, is NOT recommended as it can inhibit the charge cycles of a battery.
Make sure your e-bike is properly maintained with tires inflated at recommended pressure levels.
During long periods of inactivity, it is recommended to store the battery at 50% charged.
Find more recommendations for improving the longevity of your e-bike battery with this helpful charging resource guide.
How to Choose the Right E-Bike Battery Pack:

Because the battery pack is such a critical component of an electric bike and will determine the bike’s most important performance characteristics (power, speed and range!), choosing the best battery should be one of the most important considerations in selecting your next e-bike.

 

 

 

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The type of Lithium-ion Battery Packs:
·12V 100Ah lithium-ion battery packs
·12V 200Ah lithium-ion battery packs
·24V 100Ah lithium-ion battery packs
·24V 200Ah lithium-ion battery packs
·36V 100Ah lithium-ion battery packs
·36V 200Ah lithium-ion battery packs
·48V 100Ah lithium-ion battery packs
·48V 200Ah lithium-ion battery packs

 

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