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About JACK POWER

 

JACK POWER is a manufacturer specializing in high-performance motorcycle lithium batteries, boasting over 10 years of professional R&D and production experience. As a well-established lithium battery factory, we are committed to providing stable and reliable battery solutions to global wholesale buyers. Our factory is equipped with 5 advanced battery assembly lines, ensuring efficient production capacity and rigorous quality control. We fully support OEM/ODM customization services, providing highly flexible customized production based on specific customer needs, from cell selection to BMS design. We are the ideal partner for those seeking stable supply and differentiated products.

 

 

 

 

 

 

What is a Lithium Motorcycle Battery?

 

A lithium-ion battery is one of the most popular and widely used types of rechargeable lithium batteries. Compared to traditional lead-acid batteries, motorcycle lithium batteries are lighter, have higher energy density, longer lifespan, and better starting performance, making them the preferred power source for modern motorcycles, electric off-road vehicles, and cruiser models.

 

A lithium-ion battery consists of multiple lithium-ion cells and is equipped with a protection circuit board to ensure safety during charging and discharging. When these cells are combined with the BMS protection board and integrated into the motorcycle's power system, they become what we commonly refer to as a motorcycle lithium battery.

 

 

 

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Advantages of lithium-ion battery motorcycle batteries

Lithium-ion batteries are rapidly replacing traditional lead-acid batteries due to their superior performance. We primarily use LiFePO4 technology, which is one of the safest and most stable lithium-ion battery chemistry systems currently available.

 

Advantage 1: Superior Performance

• Fast Charging: Lithium batteries can be fully charged in 2-3 hours, with some models reaching 50% charge in just 25 minutes, significantly improving efficiency.

• Lightweight Design: Compared to lead-acid batteries, lithium batteries are lighter, contributing to improved acceleration and handling of motorcycles.

• High Discharge Rate: Capable of withstanding high-rate discharge, ideal for starting and running high-performance motorcycles.

 

Advantage 2: Long Lifespan and Low Maintenance

• Ultra-Long Lifespan: Our lithium batteries have a lifespan more than four times that of traditional batteries, reducing replacement frequency and saving long-term costs for your customers.

• Low Self-Discharge Rate: Even during extended periods of inactivity, power loss is extremely low, making them ideal for motorcycles used seasonally.

• Maintenance-Free: No need for regular acid refills or maintenance like lead-acid batteries, saving you time and effort.

 

 

Types of Lithium Motorcycle Battery
 

Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4 or LFP)

LFP batteries have Lithium Ferrous Phosphate (LiFePO4) as the anode material, and this is one of the most widely adopted battery technologies nowadays. The anode is made of Lithium Iron Phosphate, one of the most stable and non-toxic lithium compounds.It results in greater thermal stability in fully charged conditions. Whereas other lithium-ion battery types tend to exhibit thermal runaway in these conditions.

Lithium Cobalt Oxide (LiCoO2 or LCO) Batteries

A Lithium Cobalt Oxide battery contains a Lithium Cobalt Oxide cathode and a graphite carbon anode. The unique selling point of lithium cobalt oxide batteries is their high energy density, which makes them the best choice for some particular applications with this requirement.LCO batteries have a significantly low specific power. This means there is a limitation to their load capability, making them unsuitable for applications such as electric vehicles.

Lithium Manganese Oxide (LiMn2O4 or LMO) Batteries

In LMO batteries, the cathode is made of Lithium Manganese Oxide (LiMn2O4). This results in a three-dimensional spinel structure, enabling a better movement of lithium ions. This structure also makes it thermally more stable and safer. But it lowers the life span of the battery.Lithium manganese oxide batteries have design flexibility and can be modified by adding other materials to improve their chemical properties. The specific energy of these batteries is low.

Lithium Titanate Batteries (Li2TiO3 or LTO)

LTO batteries are different from the other lithium-ion batteries mentioned previously. These batteries use Lithium Titanate (Li2TiO3) as the anode material instead of a graphite anode. The cathode materials are Li-NMC or Lithium Manganese Oxide.

 

Application of Lithium Motorcycle Battery
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Lithium Technology for Emergency Power & UPS
Despite technological advancements, power inconsistencies and outages remain prevalent. This is where lithium batteries come into play, proving indispensable for UPS or emergency power backup solutions.Choosing a lithium battery over traditional generators ensures almost immediate power availability. This becomes vital when it comes to running crucial equipment that mandates uninterrupted power, including medical instruments, communication devices, and computing systems.

 

Lithium-ion Powered Surveillance & Alarm Solutions
Gone are the days when monitoring remote areas, vehicle fleets, or shifting job sites depended solely on a direct electricity connection. Today, Li-ion batteries have emerged as a reliable power source for surveillance and alarm systems, especially in places devoid of an electrical network.What sets Li-ion batteries apart? Their compactness, impressive lifespan, and minimal self-discharge even when the system remains dormant. In comparison to conventional lead-acid batteries, lithium-ion variants exhibit a self-discharge rate that's a whopping ten times lower. Hence, for intermittently used systems, lithium batteries are the go-to choice.

 

Lithium Batteries in Solar Energy Storage
As global reliance on solar energy grows, projections indicate that by 2050, solar might cater to 20% of the USA's energy demands.Lithium-ion batteries, known for their energy storage proficiency, are a perfect fit for stockpiling surplus energy harvested by solar panels. Even during sunless days or unexpected equipment maintenance, these batteries ensure there's no power interruption. Their compatibility with solar panels' charging nature and their swift charging capability make them indispensable. The rapid charge rate of lithium batteries further enables users to harness every ounce of solar power, optimizing energy storage during every sunny moment.

 

DSLR Cameras
Up first, we have one of the more surprising examples on our list today, the DSLR camera.Digital cameras rely heavily on lithium-ion batteries. In fact, without them, they wouldn't work at all. Companies such as Nikon and Canon would not be where they are today if it were not for the invention of the humble lithium battery.You'll find that the batteries used in DSLR digital cameras are much smaller than a lot of the other lithium ion batteries currently on the market, making them ideal for both amateur and professional photographers.It is best to stick with the same brand of lithium battery, from the same battery supplier, as this means you can use the same battery even if you happen to upgrade your camera.

 

What are Lithium Motorcycle Battery Batteries Made From?
 

Anode

The anode enables for the flow of an electric current throughout an external circuit. It then stores the lithium ions when the battery receives a re-charge.

Cathode

The cathode is the Yang to the anode's Yin. The cathode is the source of the lithium ions and is responsible for determining the capacity and the voltage of the battery.

Electrolyte

The electrolyte serves as the conduit for the lithium ions between anode and the cathode of the lithium battery. It is comprised of solvents, additives, and of salts.

Separator

Finally, the separator functions as a physical barrier preventing the cathode and the anode from coming into contact with one another.

 

How to Choose Lithium Motorcycle Battery
 

Battery Capacity
Battery capacity refers to the amount of energy the battery can store. It is measured in ampere-hours (Ah). The higher the capacity, the longer the battery will last between charges. Consider your riding habits and the power requirements of your motorcycle to determine the ideal battery capacity.

 

Compatibility and Fitment
Ensure your lithium battery is compatible with your motorcycle's make and model. Check the manufacturer's specifications and consult experts or reputable dealers to ensure proper fitment. Improperly sized batteries may not fit securely or provide the necessary power for your motorcycle.

 

Brand Reputation and Quality
Choosing a lithium motorcycle battery from a reputable brand known for producing high-quality products is essential. Research customer reviews and ratings to gauge the reliability and performance of different brands. Opting for a trusted brand ensures you invest in a durable, long-lasting battery.

 

Safety Features
Safety is paramount when it comes to motorcycle batteries. Look for lithium batteries with built-in safety features such as overcharge protection, short-circuit protection, and thermal protection. These features help prevent potential hazards and ensure the battery operates safely.

 

Warranty
Consider the warranty offered by the manufacturer. A more extended warranty period signifies the manufacturer's confidence in their product's quality and durability. Knowing you are protected against potential defects or failures also gives you peace of mind.

 

 
Process of Lithium Motorcycle Battery
 
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Slurry Mixing
The first step in lithium-ion battery manufacturing is to prepare the electrode slurry. The respective active material for the anode and the cathode is mixed with a binder and a conductive additive to form a slurry with the solvent.

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Coating
The prepared slurry is coated onto the corresponding metal foil for the anode and the cathode.

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Drying
Drying removes excess moisture from the metal foils using drying equipment.

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Solvent Recovery
Solvent recovery is the process of extracting the harmful and toxic solvent used for preparing the cathode slurry.

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Calendering
The calendering process involves compacting the electrode foils by passing them through a pair of cylindrical rollers.

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Slitting
Slitting is the process of cutting the electrode foil into the required dimensions.

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Vacuum Drying
Vacuum drying is the process of removing residual moisture from the electrodes using a vacuum oven.

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Cell Assembly
Cell assembly is the process of assembling the battery cell, placing it in an enclosure, and filling it with the electrolyte.

Looking for a reliable lithium-ion motorcycle battery wholesale supplier? JACK POWER is a professional Chinese lithium battery factory with ten years of experience in OEM/ODM customization services, ensuring high quality and competitive wholesale prices. Contact us today for your customized battery power solution.

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How to Maintain Lithium Motorcycle Battery

 

 

The best way to maintain the charge in a lithium battery is to ride your bike and let your bikes charging circuit and the BMS in the battery do their thing. Before installing your new Ultrabatt battery please ensure (using a voltmeter across your battery terminals with your bike running at about 3000 rpm) that your motorcycle's regulating system is functioning correctly and its voltage output is regulated to no more than 15 volts.

 

Do not use smart charger that has a Desulphation stage!

 

Many automotive lead acid batteries do not have satisfactory voltage regulation (many of them just rely on the current limitation due to the increasing internal resistance of a lead acid battery as it gets closed to fully charged). This lack of satisfactory voltage regulation means that with some cautomotive trickle chargers you could see the voltage climb to well over 15 Volts as the Lithium Battery gets close to full charge. While a lithium battery mighte survive charging rates over 15 volts for short periods of time you could will probably be unknowing be shortening it's lifespan. We believe it is preferential to maximising the lifespan of your lithium battery, that you use a lithium mains charger supplied by your battery manufacturer.

 

It is common practice to leave a lead acid battery connected to smart charger when not in use to extend the life of the batery. This is not necessary or good practice with a lithium battery. Lithium batteries will hold their charge when not in use many times longer than a lead acid battery. For this reason most of our customers never purchase a mains powered lithium charger. If you wish to charge your battery during long intervals between using your bike, you can periodically charge it with a mains charger. Once your mains charter detects the battery is fully charged it will stop the charging process. However It is not best practice to leave any 230V appliance whether it be a TV or a battery charger turned on unneccesarily. Once your battery is charged we recommend you turn it off and disconnect it from the battery.

 

Winter Storage and charging with a battery charger: To store your battery off-season measure the voltage to make sure it is fully charged, 13.2 volts or greater - recharge if necessary. Disconnect the negative battery cable to prevent any parasitic current drain by you motorcylcle - or store the battery separately from motorcycle. It is a good idea to occassionally measure the voltage of your battery while in storage. If you wish to charge you battery while in storage we recommend taking your bike for a short run or periodically using an Ultrabatt UB3000 charger. These can be purchased from your Ultrabatt supplier.

 

 
Our Factory

 

JACK POWER Lithium Motorcycle Battery factory Technology is located in Huizhou, Guangdong Province, an important production base of lithium batteries in China. It is a high-tech enterprise specializing in the production of standard lithium battery products and customized services. The company has been deeply engaged in the lithium battery industry for more than ten years, with independent research and development advantages of polymer cell production line and battery PACK finished product assembly line, the research and development of high-rate, high-energy density lithium batteries and ultra-low temperature lithium batteries have a leading position in the industry. We manufacture Lithium Motorcycle Battery in China, our professional R&D team consists of senior engineers, we already have our own series of products and have experience in making products, customized Lithium Motorcycle Battery is welcome.

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FAQ
 

Q: Are lithium batteries smaller?

A: They can be. There are two types of lithium batteries: ones that are as small as they can be and ones that are designed to fit into the same caddy your old lead-acid came from. They both weigh about the same. We stock the latter as it means you can easily remove your old battery and insert your new lighter lithium one. The smaller lithium batteries are designed more for race bikes or customs, where size as well as weight matters. But if you put one of these in your normal bike, you'll have to fashion some packing to hold the battery in place, which is a huge faff.

Q: Can you jumpstart a lithium motorcycle battery?

A: This is risky and can cause the battery to fail. If you do jump start a motorcycle battery, connect it in parallel, not series. Connecting the battery in series will make it 24 volts, which will cause the BMS to trigger. Do not try and jump the battery from a vehicle that is running. A far safer method is to connect your lithium battery to a dedicated charger for 5 minutes, which should be enough to start the bike.

Q: Do lithium batteries need a special charger?

A: Yes they do. Lithium batteries are sensitive to voltage and a lead-acid charger uses a voltage that is too high. We sell this NOCO Genius motorcycle battery charger which charges both lead-acid and lithium batteries.

Q: Should I trickle charge my lithium battery?

A: You can but you really don't need to. Lithium batteries don't like to be trickle-charged in the way a lead-acid does and frankly, they don't need to be.Lithium batteries don't lose their charge like a lead acid would. In 6 months, a lead-acid would lose around 50% of its voltage, mainly due to sulphation of the lead plates. However a lithium battery would lose around 15-20% of its charge in this time. The other crucial point is that a lead-acid battery has virtually no cranking ability when it reaches 50% charge state whereas a lithium battery can crank all the way down to 10%. So a lithium battery sat for 12 months will most likely still start your bike, a lead-acid very probably won't. If you run a tracker or alarm from your bike's battery and therefore you have battery draw, if your bike is sat and not being run for months, then you can top up the battery with a charger but unplug it once it is done.

Q: Why do motorcycle batteries die so quickly?

A: There are many reasons your motorcycle battery will die but the main reasons are: Faulty charging system, Faulty battery, Parasitic draw, Damaged wiring and short journeys.

Q: Can you recharge a dead lithium motorcycle battery?

A: Yes you can. Lithium batteries can reach around 3v before they are no longer recoverable. If your lithium battery won't start your bike, connect it to a battery charger for an hour and that will give the battery enough juice to start your bike. If the voltage of the battery is seriously low, i.e. between 2.5 and 3v, remove the battery from the bike and put it on a lithium charger. It may take up to two days but in most cases it will be recoverable.

Q: Do lithium batteries die if not used?

A: Yes, like all batteries they lose charge but their self-discharge rate is far lower than a lead-acid battery. If you are not using the bike for a period of more than a month, you might nee a lithium charger to hand to boost the battery prior to using the bike. If you are not using the bike for a prolonger period of time, you can disconnect the battery but you don't need to connect it to a trickle charger as it will barely lose any charge over a period of a few months.

Q: At what voltage is a lithium battery dead?

A: Between 2.5v to 3v is the point where a lithium motorcycle battery is not recoverable.

Q: Can you revive a dead motorcycle battery?

A: In most cases yes, because ‘dead' isn't definitive. With a lead acid battery, 24 hours on a desulphation charger should recover it enough. If your battery can power the bike's instruments or lights but not crank the engine over, it is most likely a battery that can be ‘brought back from the dead'

Q: Is a lithium battery better for a motorcycle?

A: But often I get the question, are lithium-based batteries worth their higher cost? The short answer is yes. They are lighter, have a slower discharge rate, and perform better in cold temperatures. But they are more expensive and could require special chargers depending on the type.

Q: Do you need a special charger for lithium motorcycle batteries?

A: Many battery brands and manufacturers, including OPTIMA, recommend charging lithium batteries with a charger that is specifically designed for lithium batteries or has specific charger settings for lithium batteries.

Q: Can you jump start a lithium ion motorcycle battery?

A: A lithium battery jump starter is an excellent choice if you need a safe, dependable, and portable device to jump start your automobile or lithium motorcycle battery.

Q: What is the life expectancy of a lithium ion motorcycle battery?

A: 5 To 10 Years
The average lifespan of a motorcycle battery ranges from 2 to 5 years for lead-acid models and 5 to 10 years for lithium-ion types. These values depend on the battery's quality, chemistry, construction, and other characteristics.

Q: Can you use a trickle charger on a lithium motorcycle battery?

A: Lithium batteries don't support a trickle-charge in the way a lead-acid battery does. We recommend to make periodically a 30 minutes charge (every 2 months). Never charge the battery with a higher current than 2C (2C corresponds to 2 x the battery capacity).

Q: Can I replace my motorcycle battery with a lithium?

A: A lithium motorcycle battery could be the solution to your dead-battery blues. Using the latest chemistry and technology, a lithium motorcycle battery can offer significantly more cold cranking amps and longer life than standard lead-acid or absorbed glass mat (AGM) lead acid motorcycle batteries.

Q: What happens if you charge a lithium battery with a normal charger?

A: The risk is the lead-acid chargers may wind up in fault code condition at some point, despite the Lithium battery probably having received a full recharge. The problem is that the conditions incurred during the fault codes can also cause issues and/or damage to other system electronics, and even the charger itself.

Q: Do I need a special trickle charger for a lithium-ion battery?

A: Lithium batteries charge by receiving a steady supply of current until they are fully charged, then the charger cuts off. There is no 'float' or 'trickle charge' on a lithium battery charger. Lithium battery chargers work very well for 'fast charging'.

Q: Why not to use a lithium starting battery?

A: Most vehicle charging systems are engineered for use with lead acid batteries, not lithium. If the battery shuts down if the BMS gets tripped, the excess power from the alternator could be too much for the vehicle's electronics to handle and could cause thousands of dollars in damage to computers, sensors and wiring.

Q: Can a dead lithium battery be recharged?

A: You may recharge dead lithium batteries with the right equipment. You can also use a special lithium battery charger manually by creating a charge using a few other electronic devices. However, they can be charged by using a special power adapter that includes a large percentage of the energy they can hold.

Q: Do I need a special charger for a lithium-ion motorcycle battery?

A: Many chargers today can be used on several other vehicles depending on their quality and features. And so, yes, lithium motorcycle batteries need special chargers. In most cases, you will find lithium batteries utilizing external-powered BMS charges that don't require constant rebalancing.

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

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