At the heart of the Guanye® battery is its high-capacity 55Ah rating, which ensures extended periods of operation even during cloudy days or nights.
The 25.6V voltage rating aligns perfectly with the requirements of solar street lights, allowing for seamless integration and efficient energy transfer. This compatibility translates into increased energy utilization and minimized losses, enhancing the overall efficiency of the lighting system.
One of the standout features of LiFePO4 chemistry is its remarkable safety profile. The Guanye® battery boasts exceptional thermal and chemical stability, reducing the risk of thermal runaway or combustion. This inherent safety advantage is crucial for outdoor installations where temperature fluctuations and environmental factors can impact battery performance. Moreover, the LiFePO4 chemistry is known for its extended cycle life, capable of enduring thousands of charge-discharge cycles without significant capacity degradation. This longevity ensures that the battery will serve reliably over many years, minimizing maintenance needs and replacement costs.
The Guanye® battery is engineered to support the demands of solar street lights, which often require high discharge currents during operation.
Its design allows for rapid discharge without compromising overall battery life, making it suitable for applications where intermittent high-power usage is essential. Additionally, the battery features a built-in battery management system (BMS) that monitors cell voltage, current, and temperature. The BMS ensures optimal performance, prevents overcharging and over-discharging, and offers protection against short circuits, further enhancing the battery's safety and reliability.
Installation and maintenance are made hassle-free with the Guanye® battery's compact and lightweight design. The battery can be easily mounted within the solar street light structure, eliminating the need for complex external setups. Its low self-discharge rate is advantageous for applications with infrequent usage, as it helps to preserve stored energy when the solar panels are not actively charging.
