SC-24200 24V 200Ah LiFePO4 battery

The 200Ah row of the 24V series

The SC-24200 sits in the middle of the 24V series. It carries the same nominal 24V/25.6V electrical frame as the smaller rows, so buyers who already know the series will recognise the charge voltage of 29.2V and the communications set. What changes is capacity: 200Ah and 5120Wh, the middle step in the published series table.

Buyers stepping up from the smaller row usually do so when their duty cycle outgrows the smaller pack. Buyers considering the largest case should check whether they truly need that case size, because the SC-24200 keeps the 200A continuous maximum discharge and the established electrical frame. The product page states the case measures 550×322×240mm and the weight is about 45kg, so tray planning can start from published figures rather than estimates.

The supplier describes the model as the mid-capacity row of the 24V series. For many fleets it is the practical middle: more energy than the entry row, without moving to the largest case in the table.

Duty patterns that suit 5120Wh

With 5120Wh in the pack, the SC-24200 stores twice the energy of the entry row. How that translates into working time depends on the equipment's draw, so buyers with long working days and steady draws should have the duty match checked against their machine's own pattern in the inquiry.

Multi-shift operations often feel the difference first. When equipment passes between operators across consecutive shifts, the pack has fewer idle windows to recharge in. Compare the rows by stored energy and discharge against your machine’s load profile: the 200Ah row carries more energy than the entry model, and heavier duty — attachments, repeated lifting, sustained travel — draws on that energy faster, so confirm which row fits your shift pattern before you order.

The series table places the model on the same 24V/25.6V electrical frame as its siblings, so existing chargers and connections planned around the series remain relevant. Runtime depends on the machine, the duty cycle and the conditions, so size the pack from your machine’s load profile rather than from a headline figure. Ask for the discharge data and test reports your application requires for the exact model before you order.

Handling, trays and connections

At 550×322×240mm and about 45kg, the SC-24200 is a two-person lift or a job for appropriate handling equipment. Plan the tray or bay around the published case dimensions and leave room for the connections and communications leads. Check that the tray, retention and any lifting aids on site are rated for the pack weight before installation.

For fleet integration, the model carries RS485, CAN and RS232 communications. That gives installers options when connecting packs to vehicle or site systems, and gives fleet managers a route to monitor packs within existing infrastructure. Confirm the protocol and wiring details against your own system before installation.

The product page states the charge voltage is 29.2V and the maximum continuous discharge is 200A. Use those figures when matching chargers and load planning, and ask for the test reports and certificate documents your market requires for the exact model before you order.

Ordering this model

To order the SC-24200, send us the machine model it will power, the quantity you need and the destination. That lets us confirm the configuration that fits your application and prepare a quotation with the terms that apply.

If you are replacing an existing pack, include the model it replaces and any tray or connection constraints. If you are specifying for a new build, tell us the equipment type and how the pack will be charged and monitored. The more detail you send, the more precise the quotation.

The quotation confirms configuration and terms; it is the document to check before committing. Ask for the test reports and certificate documents your market requires for the exact model before you order. The supplier describes the SC-24200 as the 200Ah row of the 24V series, and its figures come from that series table.

Specification summary