Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
MP 144350
High performance
Medium Prismatic cell
Saft always supplies MP cells
in assemblies or as customized
battery system constructions
Benefits
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Electrical characteristics
Nominal voltage
(0.5 A rate at 20
°
C)
Typical capacity
(at 0.5 A 20
°
C 2.5 V cut-off)
Nominal energy
3.75 V
2.6 Ah
9.75 Wh
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Extended autonomy and life for
mobile systems
A broad operating temperature
range
Recommended for ruggedized
designs
Easy integration into compact
and light systems
Very high energy density
(344 Wh/l and 143 Wh/kg)
Unrivalled low temperature
performance
Mechanical characteristics
(Sleeved 100 % charged cell)
Thickness
(Thickness tends to increase with cycling,
typically obtained after 500 cycles. Consult Saft)
(At beginning of life 14.6 mm)
Width (max)
Height (max)
Typical weight
Lithium equivalent content
Volume
Operating conditions
Charge method
Charge voltage
Maximum recommended charge current**
Charge temperature range*
Charge time at 20
°
C
Constant Current/Constant Voltage
4.20 +/– 0.05 V
2.6 A (C rate)
–
20
°
C to + 60
°
C
To be set as a function of
C rate
➡
C/2 rate
➡
C/5 rate
➡
the charge current:
2 to 3 h
3 to 4 h
6 to 7 h
14.9 mm
43.9 mm
54.5 mm
68 g
0.78 g
28 cm
3
Key features
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Excellent charge recovery after
long storage, even at high
temperature
Maintenance-free
Long cycle life
(over 80 % initial capacity after
500 cycles at 100 % DoD)
Non-restricted for transport/
Non-assigned to Class 9
according to the UN
Recommendations on the
transport of dangerous goods -
Model Regulations
Underwriters Laboratories
(UL)
Component Recognition
(File Number MH 12609)
Maximum continuous discharge current**
Pulse discharge current
Discharge cut-off voltage
Discharge temperature range*
5.0 A (~2C rate)
up to 10 A (~4C rate)
2.5 V
–
50
°
C to + 60
°
C
Main applications
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Mobile asset tracking
Small UPS
Soldier of the future equipment
Portable radios
Professional portable lighting
Bar code readers
Portable payment terminal
* For optimized charging below 0°C, 60°C and discharging at
–
50°C, consult Saft.
** Electronic protection circuits within battery packs may limit the maximum
charge/discharge current allowable. Consult Saft.
October 2009
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