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Detail Specifications
Item | Parameters | |
Model | 12V 40Ah | |
Materials | LTO | |
Nominal capacity | 40Ah | |
Nominal voltage | 12V | |
26*22*15.5cm | ||
Dimension | ||
Weight | 11kg | |
Internal Resistance | ≤1mΩ | |
Operating voltage | Charge cut-off voltage | 17.4 V |
Discharge cut-off voltage | 9 V | |
Standard charge/discharge current | Charge current | 1C(40 A) |
Discharge current | 1C(40A) | |
Maximum charge current | 10C | |
Maximum discharge current | 10C | |
Cycle life | 25000 times | |
Operating Thermal Ambient | Charging | -50℃~ 65℃ |
Discharging | -50℃~ 65℃ | |
Storage Thermal Ambient | Short term(within 1 month) | -20℃~ 45℃ |
Short term(within 1 year) | -20℃~ 20℃ |
Reasons why car audio batteries require high current
1.Music is not a constant signal, it is full of instantaneous explosive power, such as the tapping of bass drums, explosions, and so on. These moments require audio amplifiers to provide enormous power (current) in a very short amount of time to drive speakers and reproduce impactful sound.
2.High power speakers require enormous energy, and energy (power)=voltage x current. To achieve high power with a fixed voltage, it is necessary to use a large current.
The standard voltage for the electrical system is usually fixed 12V,To achieve high power, it is necessary to increase the current.
If you want the peak power of your audio system to reach 1000W
I = P / V = 1000W / 12V ≈ 83.3A
3.High performance car audio systems typically use low impedance speakers, commonly 4 Ω, 2 Ω, or even lower.
Ohm's Law: I=V/R
In the case of a fixed voltage V, the smaller the resistance R, the larger the current I.
Driving a 2 Ω speaker requires twice the current as driving a 4 Ω speaker at the same voltage.