12V lifePO4 battery packs

**ians** · 09-Aug-21, 10:20 AM

Anyone know of a supplier of these battery components for sale in SA.

I am looking for a the parts to make up myself ... it must have all the components.

The PCB

The batteries

A BMS

A charger.

I want to be able to expand the battery capacity ... starting at 10 am/hr going up to around 50 amp/hr or even higher if I can get it.

Originally the supplier was on 16 VAC ... however ... this no longer applies ... 230 VAC in and 12 VDC out ... it would be even better if I can parallel the batteries to create 24 or 48 VAC for POE applications.

The plan is to mount all the components inside an enclosure with other PCB's so it doesnt have to be in a battery case.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TL4t...nel=jehugarcia

**moldie** · 13-Aug-21, 09:57 PM

https://lithiumbatteriessa.co.za/

**ians** · 16-Aug-21, 08:13 AM

They have the same problem everyone else in the country is experiencing ... no stock thanks to the port crisis ... it seems its just another tender story ( Stories surfacing about Gijima holdings)

**ians** · 16-Aug-21, 08:14 AM

https://www.onlinetenders.co.za/news/anc-funder-probed

**BriggTrim** · 19-Aug-21, 10:42 AM

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**Justloadit** · 19-Aug-21, 01:00 PM

Maybe you need to look at another supplier.
I saw a battery pack designed with a liquid inside which would prevent lithium batteries catching fire and was specifically designed for electric aircraft use. Can not remember if it was a German company.
Anyway here is a link that may set you on the right path
With Ultralight Lithium-Sulfur Batteries, Electric Airplanes Could Finally Take Off