In demanding industrial applications—from forensic scanners to portable test equipment—the 11.1V 5000mAh lithium polymer (LiPo) battery isn't just a power source; it's a critical reliability factor. For engineers, key specs determine success or failure:
Core Industrial-Grade Specifications
1. Energy Density & Form Factor:
- Compact dimensions (e.g., 19.7 × 66 × 105 mm) and light weight (~275g) enable integration into handheld tools like ultrasonic testers.
- High energy density outperforms bulkier consumer alternatives.
2. Robust Power Delivery:
- Sustains 0.5C–1C (2.5A–5A) continuous discharge, with peaks to 20A for high-demand devices.
- Delivers ≤62W stable power for motors or sensors.
3. Extreme Temperature Resilience:
- Operates from -20°C to +60°C (discharge) and charges safely in 0°C to +45°C ranges.
- Maintains performance during storage (-10°C to +60°C).
4. Extended Cycle Life:
- ≥800 cycles while retaining >80% capacity—doubling typical consumer LiPo lifespan.
Non-Negotiable Safety & Durability
- Multi-Protection Circuits: Industrial-grade ICs (e.g., Seiko) prevent overcharge (>12.6V cutoff), over-discharge (<9.0V cutoff), shorts, and thermal runaway (65–75°C triggers).
- Structural Integrity: Potting, strain relief, and dust/impact resistance ensure survival in harsh environments.
The right 11.1V/5000mAh LiPo—engineered for density, power resilience, and safety—powers innovation where failure is not an option. In industrial tools, these specs define reliability.