44.4V 12S 15000mAh 15C Solid State Lipo Battery

44.4V 12S 15000mAh 15C Solid State Lipo Battery

Power That Pushes the Limits! The highest performance, lowest weight, and longest life are now available in Motorobit Solid-State Li-Po batteries!

Thanks to its solid electrolyte structure, innovative Solid-State technology offers a much safer, higher energy density, and longer-lasting solution compared to traditional Li-Po batteries. With lower internal resistance, higher current capacity, and ultra-fast charging support, it delivers energy with maximum efficiency. Work without heat problems and safety risks in your high-power projects and get superior performance even in the most demanding conditions!

Each cell is selected with millimeter precision and manufactured to the highest quality standards. The solid-state electrolyte structure minimizes energy losses, providing a longer-lasting and more stable power source. It is the perfect choice for drones, robotics projects, defense industry and competitive applications!

Use Motorobit Solid-State Li-Po batteries for real power and reliable energy, feel the difference!

Our batteries have MSDS reports. 

Technical Specifications

• Voltage: 44.4V
• Capacity: 15000mAh
• 15C
• Weight: 2090g
• Dimensions: 170x60x96mm
• 12 Cells
• Has an XT90-S socket tip

Battery Test Report

Measuring Your Lipo Battery's Cell Levels

Charging a Lipo Battery

What is the C Value?

The C Value indicates how quickly the battery can deliver energy relative to its capacity. For example, a battery with a capacity of 2200mAh and a 25C rating can supply a current of 2200mAh x 25 = 55,000mA, or 55A. This means that the battery can supply this high current for a short time.

Things to Consider When Using Lipo Batteries

• The terminal cables of Lipo batteries MUST NEVER touch each other. Short circuits should not be allowed.
• For efficient operation of LiPo batteries, it is important to maintain a voltage between 3.00V and 4.20V per cell.
• If any cell in the battery drops below 3V, there is a risk of battery failure.
• Overcharging, that is, charging more than 4.20V, also poses safety risks.
• A LiPo battery should not be discharged below 3V. Keeping in mind that capacity decreases as the battery ages, the battery should be discharged according to the 80% rule. In other words, a LiPo battery should be discharged to 80% of its capacity. Failure to follow this rule can lead to swelling and explosion.
• Do not open LiPo batteries and do not allow them to come into contact with water.
• LiPo batteries should only be charged with LiPo battery chargers. Charging with the wrong charger causes the battery to swell and is dangerous.