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Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery Pack 12.6V 2000mAh (2C)

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Lithium-Ion cell are ideal for robotic applications. Very light weight and small size compared to Ni-Cd, Ni-MH and Lead acid batteries. Has Long life without loosing charging capacity. Weighs just 138 gm.

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Warranty:	1 Month
Model:	RKI-1058
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Lithium-Ion Battery for robotic applications. Very light weight and small size compared to Ni-Cd, Ni-MH and Lead acid batteries. Very long life without loosing charging capacity. Weights just 138 gm.

Features

Very Small in size and weight compared to Ni-Cd, Ni-MH and Lead Acid Batteries
Discharge current upto 4A
Full Charge in 40 to 90 minutes depending upon special charger
Long life with full capacity for upto 1000 charge cycles
3X Li-ion 4.2V 2000mAh cells (3S1P)
Low maintenance

Cell Specifications

4.2V 2000mAh
Higher Discharge Current
Diameter 18.5mm, height 65mm
Weight 46 grams
Maximum safe discharge current 4000mA (2C)
Maximum charging voltage 4.2V (Do not overcharge the cell, it may explode or be internally damaged.)
Maximum charging current 4000mA

For charging information see following link http://www.buchmann.ca/Chap4-page8.asp

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Precautions, Usage & Warranty

Li-Ion batteries are very sensitive and can get damaged easily and permanently if not used properly. Charging batteries with non standard chargers will ensure reduction in battery life and efficiency. We strongly recommend to charge battery with our chargers or only standard chargers designed to charge Li-Ion batteries. If the batteries are drained beyond their discharge capacity they will get heated and will get damaged permanently. Ecah battery is rated for discharge current. If the battery is rated at 2000mAH, 2C it means that it can discharge 4 Ampere (2000ma x 2) current at max. If the load is above 4A the battery will heat up and loose its efficiency to store charge over a period. Over discharging of battery may also create problem. If the voltage of battery reduces to 3.5V per cell (i.e. 10.5V or below for 12.4V battery) the battery is considered discharged. If still battery is connected the battery may get damaged.

In all above problems warranty is not valid. Still if the battery is having some genuine problem like it doesn't get charged we may consider to replace it.