3.2V 54Ah Prismatic LiFePO4 Battery Cells for Professional Pack Integration
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3.2V 54Ah LiFePO4 cells
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COENG 3.2V 54Ah prismatic LiFePO4 battery cells provide a cell-level option for professional battery pack development. Nominal energy is 172.8Wh per cell, calculated from 3.2V × 54Ah. The elongated rectangular format, blue sleeve and exposed terminal interfaces support visual review of the cell envelope and connection layout before pack design.
For engineering contractors and pack manufacturers, procurement begins with compatibility. Compare the mechanical drawing, terminal specification, charge/discharge limits and operating conditions with your required pack architecture. BMS selection, interconnects, insulation, enclosure and protection must be engineered and validated at pack level.
The supplied product information identifies capacity, voltage and internal resistance as cell-consistency priorities. Agree the acceptable ranges and measurement methods before ordering, and request the relevant batch inspection records for review. This creates a more useful sourcing basis than nominal capacity alone.
Importers and project procurement teams can submit the intended application, series/parallel configuration, quantity, current profile, operating environment and destination. These inputs help define the cell specification, acceptance criteria and documentation needed for quotation.
For LiFePO4 cell sourcing for solar-storage pack development, UPS battery projects or other custom battery assemblies, confirm application suitability against the approved cell datasheet. Send COENG your project brief to start a specification-based sourcing discussion.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Prismatic battery cell |
| Chemistry | Lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4 / LFP) |
| Nominal Voltage | 3.2V |
| Stated Capacity | 54Ah; subject to final datasheet confirmation |
| Calculated Nominal Energy | 172.8Wh per cell, based on 3.2V × 54Ah |
| Visible Form | Elongated rectangular cell with blue sleeve |
| Intended Buyer | Pack manufacturers, qualified integrators, importers and project procurement teams |
| Electrical Limits / Dimensions | Refer to the confirmed cell datasheet and mechanical drawing |
| Order Quantity / Included Accessories | Confirm in the quotation; a 16-cell bundle or accessory set is not assumed |
Q1. Is this a complete battery pack?
This product is an individual prismatic LiFePO4 cell. A complete battery pack requires appropriate system design, interconnects, BMS, insulation, enclosure and protection.
Q2. What is the nominal energy of one cell?
Using the stated 3.2V and 54Ah ratings, nominal energy is 172.8Wh per cell. This is a calculated rating; usable pack energy depends on the validated operating limits and system design.
Q3. What should be checked before bulk procurement?
Confirm the final datasheet, mechanical drawing, terminal specification, electrical limits, capacity test conditions and agreed matching criteria. Request applicable batch inspection records and required transport documentation for review.
Q4. Can these cells be used for solar-storage or UPS battery projects?
Assess suitability against the intended operating profile and the approved cell datasheet. Cell selection alone does not establish compatibility with an inverter, UPS or complete storage system.
Q5. What information should an engineering buyer include in an RFQ?
Provide application, target pack voltage and capacity, proposed series/parallel configuration, quantity, charge/discharge current profile, temperature range, mechanical requirements, delivery destination and schedule.
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