Lithium Ion Polymer Battery Cell 606090 3.7V 7.4V 4000mAh 14.8Wh Rechargeable Li Polymer Battery Pack
NO. | Items | Specifications |
1 | batteries | 3.7V 4000mah lipo battery |
2 | Charge voltage | 4.2V |
3 | Nominal voltage | 3.7V |
4 | Nominal capacity | 4000mAh 0.2C Discharge |
5 | Charge current | Standard Charging:0.2C Rapid charge: 1.0C |
6 | Standard Charging method | 0.5C CC(constant current)charge to 4.2V, then CV(constant voltage 4.2V)charge till charge current decline to ≤0.05C |
7 | Charging time | Standard Charging:2.75hours(Ref.) Rapid charge: 2hours(Ref.) |
8 | Max.charge current | 0.5C |
9 | Max.discharge current | 1.0C |
10 | Discharge cut-off voltage | 2.5V0.25V(0.2C) |
11 | Operating temperature | Charging: 0 °C ~45 °C Discharging:0 °C ~45 °C |
12 | Storage temperature | -10°C~ +45 °C |
13 | Dimension | Length:90±0.5mm (not including tabs) Width:60±0.5mm Thickness:6±0.2mm |
14 | Drop Test | The cell is to be dropped from a height of meter twice onto concrete ground. No fire, no leakage |
15 | cycle time | ≥500times |
Main Advantages:
Large Capacity: 4000mAh of actual capacity meets all-day use needs, eliminating battery anxiety.
Small Size: Measuring 6×60×90mm, it's ideal for DIY power banks or handheld devices, balancing performance and portability.
Cycle Life: Supports over 1000 charge-discharge cycles, maintaining stable performance even with long-term use.
Compatibility: Compatible with a variety of management boards, suitable for mobile power banks, beauty devices, and other medical devices.
Applications:
Mobile Power Banks: Replace traditional battery cells, improving battery life and reducing device size.
Medical Devices: Handheld devices, such as beauty devices, require a balance between battery life and safety.
Compared with Ni-Mh/Ni-CD batteries:
Energy Density:
The energy density of lithium-polymer batteries typically ranges from 150-250 Wh/kg, while that of nickel-metal hydride batteries is approximately 60-120 Wh/kg. With the same capacity, lithium-polymer batteries are smaller and lighter.
Safety:
Ni-metal hydride batteries are more stable in short-circuit or high-temperature environments, with a melting point as high as 400°C, making them less prone to spontaneous combustion. Li-polymer batteries, due to their solid-state electrolyte, are theoretically more resistant to crushing and puncture, but may present a risk of thermal runaway in high-temperature environments.
Cycle Life:
Ni-metal hydride batteries can achieve up to 300-500 charge cycles, while lithium-polymer batteries generally exceed 1,000 cycles, with some reaching several thousand.
Cost:
Ni-metal hydride batteries have lower production costs and a significant price advantage. Li-polymer batteries, due to their complex materials and processes, have higher initial manufacturing costs, but their price gradually decreases with large-scale production.
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