Thursday, March 15, 2012

"Free Energy" cell battery

"Free Energy" cell battery Tube. Duration : 1.63 Mins.


"Free Energy" cell batteryLithium sulfinyl chloride accumulators which appeared in recent years combine the compact size of nickel cadmium batteries and nickel-metal-hydride batteries and a high capacity of lead-acid batteries."Free Energy" battery produced by the "Center of independent supply sources" is one of the variants of standby battery of this type. They are composed of PMX165C cells with a nominal voltage of 3.93V per cell, the capacity of 6.2 A/h and the size 24*55 mm.The peculiar feature of these cells is a relatively low discharge current about 0.3A. Therefore they can't be used in transport vehicles or power electric tools unlike lithium-iron-phosphate cells.Although these cells as supply source of independent devices have a wider temperature range from -20 to +165 degrees and low self-discharge current not more than 3% of the capacity per year.Moreover, "Free Energy" batteries have an inbuilt unit of discharge control which monitors the discharge level and sends reports on its status to the remote unit of data reader via Bluetooth or PC cable.All these characteristics make "Free Energy" batteries a reliable supply source for independent high-duty equipment.

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