A LiFePO4 battery manufacturer organised around five ranges

What the company makes

The company profile describes a business built around R&D, production and sales of lithium-ion battery packs and energy-storage systems. That work is organised as five product ranges, so each model sits in a product file a buyer can request by name rather than a loose catalogue entry.

For buyers, the range structure is the practical part: when you enquire, you can point to the range and the model, and the supplier describes the pack, its intended applications and the supporting documents for that file. If your application sits between ranges, say so in the inquiry and describe the load, the duty cycle and the space you have.

Packs are built with LiFePO4 cells, with a battery management system inside the pack as a feature. Ask which range fits your application before you compare models.

The team behind the packs

The company profile states that its core technical team has over 10 years of experience.

Pack projects are engineering-led because the choices are made per project, not picked off a shelf. Cell selection follows the load profile and the space you have. Battery management system configuration follows how the pack is charged and discharged, and which protections matter for your equipment. Interface choices, from connectors to communication, follow what your machine or installation expects.

That is why a useful first inquiry includes the application, the model you are considering and the conditions the pack will work in. From there the team can confirm what is configurable for your project and which product file applies.

Where the products are sold

The company profile states its products are sold in over 30 countries and regions.

The company lists general applications that include home and solar storage, communication base stations, electric vehicles, RVs, towing and warehouse equipment, and industrial machines. Confirm which of these areas your project falls into in the inquiry.

Because the ranges cover very different duties, tell the supplier which of these areas your project falls into and what the pack will actually do. A pack for a warehouse truck and a pack for a home storage system are specified differently, and the right product file depends on that detail. Include your application and the model you are considering in the inquiry form.

Documents and paperwork support

Company materials describe help with certification paperwork as a service offered for customised projects. That means the support is arranged around the project rather than assumed for every catalogue model.

The buyer's part is to confirm which documents apply. Ask for the test reports and certificate documents your market requires for the exact model before you order. The supplier can tell you what is available for that model and what can be prepared for a customised project; it does not decide what your market accepts.

Put the destination market, the application and the exact model in your inquiry so the paperwork question is answered against the right product file. Ask which documents apply to your model and market, and confirm them before ordering.

Address

Address: Room 1701, Building A, Zhongan Science and Technology Park, Dalang Street, Longhua District, Shenzhen, China

Contact is through the inquiry form on this site. Send the model or range you are costing, the quantity and the destination, and the reply will cover the documents and terms for that model.