Motorcycle enthusiasts demand more from their motorcycle starter batteries, and a reliable motorcycle starter battery is crucial for performance. As an experienced lithium iron phosphate battery manufacturer, we deliver top-notch solutions that excel in safety, stability, and innovation. Here’s a quick rundown of the eight standout advantages of our motorcycle starter batteries: 1. Lightweight and Easy to Install Say goodbye to heavy, bulky batteries! PLB starter batteries use robust cylindrical LiFePO4 cells, making them 70% lighter and 1/3 smaller than traditional lead-acid batteries. The smallest model weighs just 680g, making installation a breeze and enhancing your motorcycle’s performance by reducing overall weight. 2. Built for Safety and Long Life Safety matters, and our LiFePO4 batteries deliver. With excellent thermal stability, they stay stable under high temperatures and won’t overheat, even during overcharging. A sturdy steel casing and safety valve prevent bulging, ensuring a lifespan of up to 6,000 cycles—that’s years…

As the demand for lithium batteries grows, safety and durability have become top priorities for consumers. With 20 years of experience, PLB Battery, a professional manufacturer of lithium iron phosphate batteries, is dedicated to providing high-quality, safe battery solutions for customers worldwide. Our batteries meet a wide range of international safety certifications, including UL1642, UL1973, UL2054, UL2580, IEC62133, IEC62619, UN38.3, RoHS, REACH, BIS, and more. In this article, we’ll dive into how PLB has set the standard for safety and durability in the industry through strict certifications, safety standards, and cutting-edge battery technology. Strict Safety Certifications for Reliable Quality At PLB, safety is our top priority. Lithium iron phosphate batteries are naturally safer than other battery types because of their chemical stability. But we don’t stop there. We continuously innovate to further enhance the safety and durability of our batteries, meeting the high standards of various industries. 1. UL Certification:…

Battery technology has come a long way, and starting batteries have moved beyond traditional lead-acid to advanced lithium alternatives. PLB Battery, a leading lithium battery manufacturer in China, now offers lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) starting batteries for motorcycles, cars, and emergency starters. These batteries are efficient, safe, and lightweight, giving you reliable starting performance in all kinds of environments and extending battery life. Here’s a closer look at the key advantages of PLB’s lithium iron phosphate starting batteries and how they stand out in starting applications. Key Advantages of PLB LiFePO4 Batteries Lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) is well-known for its thermal stability and safety, making it an excellent choice as a positive electrode material in lithium batteries. Compared to lead-acid batteries, LiFePO4 batteries are better in energy density, lifespan, and weight. PLB’s starting batteries use high-safety cylindrical LiFePO4 cells paired with an in-house battery management system (BMS), creating an ideal…

Car batteries are essential components of the vehicle starting system, providing the initial power needed to start the engine and supplying electricity to various on-board devices, such as lights, wipers, and audio systems. This article covers the main types of car batteries, their features, and answers some common questions about car battery. The three most common types of car batteries are lead-acid batteries, nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) batteries, and lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO₄) batteries. Below, we’ll explore each of these in detail. 1. Lead-Acid Batteries Lead-acid batteries are the most widely used type in traditional internal combustion engine vehicles, where they power the engine starter and on-board electronics. Their chemical reaction involves lead, lead dioxide, and sulfuric acid, which generates electrical energy by forming lead sulfate. Lead-acid batteries come in several designs, each suited to different needs: Flooded Lead-Acid Batteries: These batteries are made with lead plates immersed in a liquid…

An emergency jump starter is a lifesaver when your car battery dies. But the real powerhouse behind any jump starter is its battery, and that directly affects how well it works. More and more, manufacturers are turning to lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries, and with good reason. Our LiFePO4 battery pack, built with high-performance 26650 cells, is the one we recommend. It’s safe (no swelling), delivers a 2000A peak current, lasts a long time on standby, and has a great lifespan. Let’s explore why our LiFePO4 battery pack stands out and how it powers up jump starters. 1. High-C-Rate LiFePO4 26650 Cells: High Safety and Stability When jump-starting a car, you need a battery that can deliver a big current fast. Therefore battery safety and discharge performance are key here. Our high-C-rate LiFePO4 cells have clear advantages over traditional lead-acid or other lithium batteries. LiFePO4’s stable chemical structure means it’s…

PLB Battery has recently launched a high-rate, intelligent series of LiFePO4 motorcycle starter batteries. These batteries come with a built-in intelligent Battery Management System (BMS) that monitors battery status in real-time and automatically switches to sleep mode when the charge is low. This helps extend the standby time while ensuring the motorcycle has enough power to start when needed. It also supports customizable voice activation for easy motorcycle starting. With PLB motorcycle starter batteries, you no longer have to worry about difficulty starting the motorcycle! Key Features: – High-rate LiFePO4 cylindrical cells, safe and bulge-free. – Equipped with intelligent BMS for full protection. – Supports low-temperature starting, unaffected by environmental conditions. – 12V design for broad compatibility. – Customizable AI wake-up function for a smarter riding experience. Cylindrical Cells: High Safety, No Bulging Conventional polymer batteries often bulge over time due to high temperatures or overcharging, leading to shorter lifespan…

In modern automated logistics and manufacturing, Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) have become vital tools for improving production efficiency and reducing labor costs. However, companies not only expect AGVs to operate smoothly but also require them to function efficiently and reliably over long periods, consistently handling transportation tasks while maintaining sufficient battery life to adapt to complex and dynamic work environments. The battery, as the core power source of the AGV, plays a critical role in achieving these goals. The battery’s endurance, charging efficiency, and stability directly affect whether the AGV can maintain continuous and stable operations, impacting the overall efficiency and productivity of the automated system. Therefore, selecting a high-performance battery is key to enabling AGVs to operate optimally. Currently, the most commonly used battery types in AGVs include lead-acid batteries, LiFePO4 batteries, and ternary lithium batteries. Due to the high production cost and lower safety of ternary lithium batteries…

Battery connections can be made in two fundamental ways: series and parallel. These methods refer to how multiple battery cells are connected to meet the power requirements of various devices. Typically, a single battery cell cannot fulfill these needs. For example, plb Battery’s 26650 LiFePO4 cell has a voltage of only 3.2V, which is insufficient for devices requiring higher voltage or energy storage. Therefore, to increase both voltage and capacity, cells are often connected in series or parallel. Let’s break down the differences between these two configurations. What are series and parallel connections? Series connection is the simpler of the two. It involves connecting the positive terminal of one cell to the negative terminal of another. To connect additional cells in series, continue connecting the positive terminal of the second cell to the negative terminal of the third, and so on. This process increases the overall voltage of the battery…

With the rapid development of renewable energy technologies, particularly the widespread use of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, home energy storage systems have gradually become a key component in modern household energy management. But what exactly is a home energy storage system? What is its role, and how does it help families manage energy more efficiently? Let’s take a closer look! Basic Concept of a Home Energy Storage System A home energy storage system is a device or system designed to store and manage electricity to meet the daily power needs of a household. Typically, it consists of a photovoltaic power generation system, battery storage equipment, an inverter, and an energy management system. It stores excess energy during periods of low electricity demand and releases it during peak demand or power outages for household use. Unlike traditional power generation systems, home energy storage systems offer a high degree of flexibility and…

In daily life, lithium-ion batteries have become an indispensable source of energy for us. Whether it is mobile phones, laptops, or electric cars, lithium batteries play a vital role. However, in different devices, the packaging material of lithium batteries are different, and they are mainly divided into three types: steel shell, aluminum shell and soft-pack. They have certain differences in structure, performance and application scenarios. This article will tell you the differences between these three types of batteries. Steel Shell Lithium Battery Steel shell lithium batteries are one of the earliest forms of lithium batteries, typically used in cylindrical battery. As the name suggests, these batteries have a shell primarily made of steel. Steel is favored for its stable chemical properties and strong impact resistance, making it superior to aluminum and soft-pack lithium batteries. Manufacturers have optimized the steel shell structure by placing safety devices inside the battery core, significantly…