Probably a silly question

[Pi Curio]

EVE C40 40135 - 20Ah - 60A LiFePO4 - 3.2V - A-grade - Additional sizes - LiFePO4 - Rechargeable batteries | NKON

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eu.nkon.nl

I tried searching for more info on this cell, even on EVE site, but no luck or at least the information is not conclusive. I asked for the datasheet and in it, I only see mention of Lithium-ion. As far as charging recommendations etc. go, it looks like it is LiFePO4 chemistry.

Why aren't these cells on the EVE website under the LiFePO4 tab, or at least have it clearly written in bold it's a LiFePO4 in the datasheet?

Again, it's probably a silly question to ask, but I would appreciate your thoughts on this.

Thanks

 

[rszanti]

The manufacturer claims it is. Why would you doubt the manufacturer ?

 

[yabert]

I also have an eye on those cells who can build a nice, compact 48V 20Ah battery for lightweight EV application.
Here with studs: https://eu.nkon.nl/eve-c40-40135-20ah-3-2v.html
Search for 40135 cells and you will find many supplier.

 

[Pi Curio]

I also have an eye on those cells who can build a nice, compact 48V 20Ah battery for lightweight EV application.
Here with studs: https://eu.nkon.nl/eve-c40-40135-20ah-3-2v.html
Search for 40135 cells and you will find many supplier.

Yeah, these are very tempting

Interested in making a small 48V solar system with all the benefits of 48V, just in a more affordable and portable package.

I'll probably build one 48V and have some fun experimenting with different ideas.