52V 21Ah Bull Shark LG Ebike Battery
Description
52V 21Ah Bull Shark Battery Specifications:
| Cell Model | LG 3500 |
| Cell Voltage & Ah | 3.7V 3500mah |
| Number of cells | 84 |
| Series & Parallels | 15S6P |
| Nominal Voltage | 52V |
| Internal Impedance | 150mΩ |
| Max Charge Voltage | 58.8V |
| Max Charge Current |
5A |
| Min Discharge Voltage | 42V |
| Rated Discharge Current | 40A |
| Max Discharge Current | 50A |
| Overcurrent Protection | 50A |
|
Charging Mode |
CC/CV |
| Charge Temperature | 0-45℃ |
| Discharge Temperature | -20-55℃ |
| Recommended Motor Watt | Up to 1500W |
| Product Weight | 11 lbs 7 oz |
| Product Dimension | 14.5 x 5.5 x 3.5 |
All the batteries sold on ebikeling.com come with a charger.
TIPS:
The LED light on the charger remains RED while charging and turns green when the battery is fully charged or disconnected.
A fully depleted lithium-ion ebike battery may take around 6 hours to recharge. It will take less if the battery has a partial charge when you start charging it.
Do not leave the battery on the charger for long periods like several days or more.
Do not store an empty battery in case you need to store it for some reason. Store it 50-70 percent charged.
Charge your ebike battery regularly. You do not have to let the battery discharge completely.
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