High Discharge Lipo Battery

Drone Battery Manufacturer – Custom High Discharge Lipo Battery

 

JACK POWER high-discharge-rate lithium polymer batteries are designed for applications requiring high current output, fast power delivery, lightweight construction, and stable performance. Compared to standard lithium polymer batteries, high-discharge-rate lithium polymer batteries deliver significantly higher current output for shorter periods, making them suitable for drones, unmanned aerial vehicles, robots, remote-controlled vehicles, industrial equipment, and other high-power applications.

 

As a professional battery manufacturer with over a decade of experience, JACK POWER offers customized lithium polymer battery solutions based on voltage, capacity, discharge rate, size, connectors, and application requirements. Our products are suitable for both standard sourcing and OEM/ODM battery projects.

 

Why is a high discharge rate crucial?

 

A high discharge rate determines the ability of a lithium polymer battery to output a large current in a short period of time, which is especially important for high-power applications such as drones, robots, and RC devices. During motor startup, rapid acceleration, takeoff, climbing, or sudden load increases, the device generates high instantaneous current demands. If the battery's discharge capacity is insufficient, problems such as a significant voltage drop, slow power response, insufficient motor output, or even device instability may occur. Choosing a suitable high-discharge LiPo battery can meet the device's peak current requirements while maintaining good voltage stability and power output. For weight-sensitive devices such as drones, high-discharge lithium polymer batteries can also achieve a better balance between high power output, energy density, and battery weight, thus helping the device maintain stable power performance and higher operating efficiency.

 

It is important to note that a higher C-rate does not necessarily mean it is more suitable. Buyers should select an appropriate discharge rate based on the device's continuous current, peak current, voltage, capacity, and weight limitations, rather than simply pursuing the highest C-value.

18000mAh Drone Battery

 

High Discharge LiPo Battery Specifications

 

Specification

Available Options

Battery Type

Lithium Polymer (LiPo)

Voltage

Custom

Capacity

Custom

Discharge Rate

Custom C-rate

Peak Discharge

Application dependent

Cell Configuration

Custom

Dimensions

Custom

Weight

Application dependent

Connector

Custom

Wire Configuration

Custom

BMS

Available according to application

Cycle Life

Model dependent

OEM/ODM

Available


For bulk purchases, customers can provide existing battery specifications or equipment requirements. JACK POWER's engineering team will assess whether the existing configuration is suitable and determine if a custom battery pack is needed. 
 

 

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Why Choose JACK POWER's High Discharge Rate Lithium Polymer Batteries?
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JACK POWER boasts over 10 years of battery manufacturing experience, focusing on providing customized lithium battery solutions to global clients. We have approximately 3,000 square meters of production facilities and 5 battery assembly lines, providing strong support for product development and stable mass production. Our products are exported to over 100 countries and regions, enabling our team to accumulate extensive experience in international B2B orders and meet diverse market demands.

 

More importantly, our services extend beyond battery assembly. We can provide clients with comprehensive support, from technical requirements and battery configuration to sample development, testing, mass production, quality inspection, and export preparation.

 

6S 30000mAh LiPo Drone Battery

 

Precautions for the Use of High Discharge Lipo Battery

 
  • Do not use damaged, inflated or otherwise defective batteries.
  • Follow the principles of correct charging.
  • Discharge the batteries at temperatures of 10–50 ° C. In the colder months, the batteries must be preheated before use.
  • Do not discharge the batteries. The voltage of the discharged cell is 3.2V. However, we usually land with the model at a voltage of 3.3–3.5V per cell. If the cell voltage drops below 2.5V, it may be irreparably damaged.
  • Do not exceed the maximum discharge current of the battery. If the currents are too high, the battery heats up and has a large voltage drop. Over time, such a battery may inflate.
  • Never short-circuit the battery contacts.
  • Do not dispose of batteries in a fire.
  • Store batteries away from flammable objects at temperatures up to 30 ° C. Non-flammable case is suitable for storing and charging batteries.
  • Store batteries (14 days or more) at a storage voltage of 3.8V per cell.
  • Do not immerse the batteries in water.
  • Do not puncture, disassemble or modify batteries – risk of ignition.

 

Battery Quality Control

 

Incoming Material Inspection

Battery cells, connectors, wires, and other critical materials are inspected before production to ensure they conform to approved specifications.

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Cell Matching

Cells used in the same battery pack should have suitable electrical characteristics. Proper cell matching helps improve battery pack consistency and supports more predictable charge/discharge performance.

02

Welding and Assembly Inspection

The quality of electrical connections affects resistance, heat generation, and reliability. Production inspection focuses on welding and assembly quality to reduce potential connection problems.

03

Charge/Discharge Testing

Battery packs may undergo charge/discharge performance testing to verify that the finished product meets agreed technical specifications.

04

Aging and Final Inspection

Depending on product requirements, battery packs may require aging and final inspection before shipment. Final inspection includes appearance, dimensions, voltage, capacity, wiring, connectors, and other specified parameters.

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Certificate

Depending on the battery model and destination market, relevant documents and tests may include:

 

UN38.3 – Essential for air, sea, and other applicable transport routes for lithium batteries.

 

CE – Necessary certification applicable to products sold in the European Economic Area market, in accordance with relevant EU regulations.

 

RoHS – Restrictions on certain hazardous substances in applicable electrical and electronic products sold in the EU.

 

MSDS/SDS – Provides information on battery composition, hazards, handling, storage, and transport.

 
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FAQ

 

Q: Can I use the 6S 12000mAh lipo drone battery in extreme weather conditions?

A: It is not recommended. The battery should not be used for long periods in extreme cold or hot temperatures while you must check the battery temperature remains moderate before starting use. The battery performance and lifespan will suffer when exposed to extreme temperatures thus requiring careful handling in such conditions to maintain optimal functionality.

Q: Is it safe to use a 6S 12000mAh lipo drone battery in extremely high-temperature environments?

A: It is not recommended to do so. High temperatures in the environment can cause drone batteries to overheat or become damaged, creating safety hazards and reducing their operational life.

Q: Can I use the drone battery in a humid environment?

A: The battery should not be exposed to high humidity because moisture in the air creates internal short circuits and electrical failures that result in safety risks and equipment damage.

Q: How does the performance of a drone battery fare in cold weather?

A: The efficiency of a drone battery drops dramatically when exposed to cold temperatures which leads to a major reduction in flight duration.

Q: How to fix an over discharged LiPo battery?

A: When the total voltage is equal to about 3.3 volts per cell you can move the battery over to your LiPo balance charger and balance charge at 0.5C rating. This will take longer than charging at 1C but is safer. Once the balance charge has completed balancing you should have a fully recovered LiPo battery.

Q: How do you revive a fully discharged lithium battery?

A: Heck the Battery Voltage. Before attempting to revive a sleeping battery, it's crucial to measure its voltage. ...
Use a Trickle Charger. ...
Force Charging Method. ...
Jump-Starting the Battery. ...
Battery Management System (BMS) Reset.

 

 

Huizhou Jack Power Technology Co., Ltd. is one of the most professional high discharge lipo battery manufacturers and suppliers in China, specialized in providing high quality customized service. We warmly welcome you to wholesale portable high discharge lipo battery in stock here from our factory.

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