CUSTOM LiFePO4 BATTERIES | EQUIPMENT INTEGRATION
LiFePO4 battery and ultracapacitor solutions for compatible vehicle air-conditioning and starting, with 2.56-5.12 kWh options, 12.8 V or 25.6 V configurations, IP65 protection and 4G communication.
Address two different vehicle duties with a battery and ultracapacitor architecture: stored energy for compatible air-conditioning loads and instantaneous current support for starting. The series offers 2.56, 3.84 and 5.12 kWh options with 4G communication and IP65 enclosures. YINTU coordinates pack selection around vehicle voltage, starting demand and the auxiliary-load profile.
YINTU is an energy storage and battery solution provider. We work with capable manufacturing partners to coordinate product selection, technical clarification and the agreed supply scope for customer equipment projects.
The dual-drive design combines LiFePO4 stored energy with ultracapacitor starting support. Match the architecture to the vehicle electrical system and the separate requirements for A/C operation and engine starting.
The datasheet lists up to 3000 A instantaneous discharge. This is not a continuous current rating or a standardized cold-cranking rating; pulse duration, temperature and test conditions must be confirmed for the engine-start requirement.
4G communication supports remote battery monitoring in compatible fleet systems. Coverage, platform integration, data service and any recurring service arrangements are defined for the destination and project.
Three options provide 2.56, 3.84 or 5.12 kWh, with IP65 protection and different dimensions. Match the voltage class and enclosure to the vehicle while sizing usable energy around the expected air-conditioning load.
Supply compatible vehicle A/C systems within an approved electrical arrangement. Runtime planning uses actual A/C consumption, auxiliary loads, usable energy and reserve requirements; nominal capacity alone cannot establish an operating duration.
Evaluate instantaneous starting assistance for compatible 12 V or 24 V class vehicle platforms. Engine demand, ambient temperature, cable arrangement and the specified pulse limits determine the applicable configuration.
Use 4G communication as part of a compatible fleet battery-monitoring arrangement. Agree on the data platform, connectivity and service scope so the monitoring function supports the operator daily maintenance process.
Develop a battery proposal around the alternator or charger, starting circuit, A/C interface and installation space. YINTU coordinates the technical configuration with manufacturing partners and the vehicle integration team.
| Parameter | 2.56 kWh | 3.84 kWh | 5.12 kWh |
|---|---|---|---|
| Battery chemistry | LiFePO4 | LiFePO4 | LiFePO4 |
| Nominal voltage | 12.8 V | 12.8 V | 25.6 V |
| Rated capacity | 200 Ah | 300 Ah | 200 Ah |
| End-of-charge voltage | 14.0 V | 14.0 V | 29.0 V |
| End-of-discharge voltage | 10.0 V | 10.0 V | 20.0 V* |
| Maximum instantaneous discharge | 3000 A; pulse duration TBC | 3000 A; pulse duration TBC | 3000 A; pulse duration TBC |
| Communication | 4G | 4G | 4G |
| Ingress protection | IP65 | IP65 | IP65 |
| Dimensions (mm; source order) | 460 x 260 x 230 | 450 x 300 x 230 | 455 x 400 x 230 |
| Approximate weight | 27 kg | 43 kg | 43 kg |
* Engineering recommendation, subject to manufacturer confirmation before order: 20.0 V is proposed for the 25.6 V pack discharge cutoff using an 8-series LiFePO4 assumption at 2.5 V per cell, consistent with the 12.8 V versions at 10.0 V. The conflicting original 40.0 V entry is not used. This is not a verified BMS setting. The 3000 A figure is instantaneous; pulse duration and continuous-current limits are not specified. Dimensions retain the source order.
The battery is selected as part of an equipment power system. A matched charging source supplies the pack, and the approved equipment interface connects it to the intended load. Communication and monitoring functions follow the selected configuration. Protection, cable sizing, switching and installation details belong to the final equipment design.
Start with the equipment requirements: vehicle electrical system, alternator or charger, engine-start current and pulse duration, ambient temperature, A/C load and runtime target, battery bay and 4G service arrangement. We use this information to compare the listed configurations and identify the technical points that need alignment with the manufacturing partner.
Charger, display, wiring, connectors, monitoring services and installation support are included only where specified in the quotation. Certification requirements, warranty and performance commitments are confirmed for the selected configuration; the series listing does not establish a blanket approval for every application.
No. It is the source instantaneous-discharge figure. No pulse duration or standardized cold-cranking test condition is provided, so it must not be presented as continuous current or a confirmed CCA rating.
Share the equipment model or design, voltage and current requirements, duty cycle, available installation space, charger information and the required control interface. Include any destination-specific testing or approval requirements.
The source images illustrate the product series. Enclosure, terminals, cables and accessories follow the selected configuration and approved drawing. Dimensions in the table retain the source order unless otherwise confirmed.
Send YINTU your equipment requirements and quantity plan. We will coordinate a suitable battery configuration and a clear technical and supply proposal with our manufacturing partners.
Reference: YT-Vehicle AC Starter Battery Series datasheet, V1.0, October 2026. The original PDF is attached. Where a value is marked with an asterisk, the engineering recommendation in this page requires manufacturer confirmation before order and does not amend the original source document.