[Elithion]

In cooperation with Enerdel, Elithion now offers 1.5 kWh, 48 V Enerdel battery blocks with and integral BMS board, ready for easy inclusion in your high performance traction pack for a race EV.

One to 16 modules may be used for traction packs from 44 to 700 V, from 1.5 to 20 kWh, from 40 to 700 kW peak power.

A BMS master is also required for each system.

Please contact Elithion for more information.

 

[Karter2]

Am i reading this specification correctly.?..
you have a 43.8v pack with 1.3kWh energy ( 29Ahr ?)...
...that only weighs 1.06 kg ??

That is quite a pack !
( ? decimal point in the wrong place ???)
but a very nice quality pack. !

General specifications:
Energy 1.3 kWh Voltage 43.8 V Short discharge time 21 s Cont. power 6.7 kW Cont. current 160 A Max power 46 kW Max current 1100 A Size 198x268x13.2 mm Mass 1060 g

 

[ishiwgao]

Am i reading this specification correctly.?..
you have a 43.8v pack with 1.3kWh energy ( 29Ahr ?)...
...that only weighs 1.06 kg ??

That is quite a pack !

Im guessing there must be a typo somewhere.missing an extra 0 probably. but im really hoping it's not

 

[major]

Im guessing there must be a typo somewhere.missing an extra 0 probably. but im really hoping it's not

The 2P12S block weighs 16 kg. Must have been a typo.

 

[frodus]

Looks like it's corrected on the website, 10.06kg

 

[Elithion]

It was a typo, sorry. I just actually weighed it (31 lb = 14 kg) and corrected the weight in that page. Thanks for catching it.

 

[palmer_md]

198x268x13.2 mm

dimensions look wrong also... probably 170mm not 13.2.

 

[ishiwgao]

It was a typo, sorry. I just actually weighed it (31 lb = 14 kg) and corrected the weight in that page. Thanks for catching it.

the page still states 1060g. but just to check, is it as what major says of 16kgs, or is it 14kgs?

 

[palmer_md]

The first time I went back it did too but I hit refresh and the page updated with the new information.

 

[major]

the page still states 1060g. but just to check, is it as what major says of 16kgs, or is it 14kgs?

I just weighed one at 31 lbs (on a old bathroom scale) so I agree with Davide. The 16kg figure was from the EnerDel web site