A 12.8V 100Ah LiFePO4 pack with approximately 1.28kWh energy, a metal enclosure, M8 terminals and CAN/RS485 communication for OEM power integration.
This 12.8V 100Ah custom LiFePO4 battery pack combines a 26650 4S27P cell arrangement with a metal enclosure and integrated communication functions. Rated capacity is 100Ah at C5, with 97Ah minimum capacity and approximately 1280Wh nominal energy.
The specified body measures (320 ± 2) × (172 ± 2) × (225 ± 3)mm and weighs 15.26 ± 0.4kg. The reference photo shows a black case, folding handle, terminal covers and a monitoring lead. The enclosure dimensions exclude projecting connectors, handles and other accessories.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Surlon website model | SL-LFP-12.8V-100AH-4S27P |
| Cell chemistry / arrangement | LiFePO4 / 26650 cells, 4S27P |
| Nominal voltage | 12.8V |
| Rated / minimum capacity | 100Ah / 97Ah, C5 |
| Nominal energy | Approximately 1280Wh (1.28kWh) |
| Internal resistance | ≤30mΩ |
| Body dimensions | (320 ± 2) × (172 ± 2) × (225 ± 3)mm |
| Weight | 15.26 ± 0.4kg |
| Enclosure | Metal |
| Charging voltage | 14.4 ± 0.15V |
| Charging current | ≤30A |
| Charge cut-off current | 1000-2000mA |
| Standard discharge cut-off voltage | Approximately 10.0V |
| Normal discharge current | 50A |
| Time-limited discharge range | 50-200A for ≤20 minutes, as specified |
| Power terminals | Positive: M8 hole; negative: M8 hole |
| Device monitoring port | XT90-IM plug; lead length 200 ± 15mm |
| Communication | CAN and RS485 |
| Protection / management | Overcharge, over-discharge and temperature protection; balancing |
| Charging temperature | 0°C to 45°C |
| Discharging temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
| Storage temperature | 0°C to 40°C; preferred 15°C to 25°C |
| Ambient humidity | RH ≤85%; avoid condensation |
| Cycle-life specification | ≥2000 cycles with ≥80% capacity retention under the specified standard test |
| Charge retention | ≥80% after 28 days under the specified standard test |
Compared with the 12.8V 80Ah 32700 4S13P pack, this build provides 100Ah capacity, a 26650 4S27P arrangement and a metal enclosure with CAN/RS485 communication. The different weight, dimensions and interfaces require a separate installation review.
The power interfaces are specified as positive and negative M8 holes. The device-monitoring entry names an XT90-IM plug with a 200 ± 15mm lead; CAN and RS485 are listed separately as communication functions. Match the complete interface drawing before assembling a harness.
Potential applications include OEM backup-power assemblies, stationary DC equipment and industrial systems designed around a 12.8V LiFePO4 supply with CAN or RS485 monitoring. Check the full input-voltage range, 50A normal load, approved limited-duration demand and 15.26kg reference mass against the equipment design.
Send Surlon Power the device voltage range, continuous and time-limited load profile, runtime target, enclosure drawing, connector requirements and charging arrangement. Quote the Surlon website model SL-LFP-12.8V-100AH-4S27P when discussing this configuration. Review the proposed specification and an equipment sample before production approval. Explore the Custom LiFePO4 Battery Packs range for other reference builds.
SL-LFP-12.8V-100AH-4S27P identifies this website configuration: a 12.8V 100Ah LiFePO4 pack with 26650 cells in 4S27P.
No. Normal discharge current is 50A. The specification lists 50-200A as a separate range limited to 20 minutes or less; confirm the duty cycle and cooling for the intended load.
Both interfaces are specified. Confirm the protocol, message definitions, baud rate and connector pinout for the host equipment.
The specified charging voltage is 14.4 ± 0.15V, charging current is no greater than 30A and the charge cut-off current entry is 1-2A. Charging is permitted from 0°C to 45°C.
At least 2000 cycles with at least 80% capacity retention under the defined standard charge/discharge procedure. Test conditions and rest periods apply; service life depends on actual use.
The supplied specification prohibits series or parallel connection of complete packs. Discuss a different system-voltage or capacity requirement as a separate pack design.