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SANYO to mass produce DCB-101 and EVB-101


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SANYO Electric Co., Ltd has developed two new large-capacity high-voltage lithium-ion battery systems, and will begin mass production of the new products in March 2010. SANYO will launch a lineup of two large lithium-ion battery system models. The Standard Battery System for Energy Storage (DCB-101) can be easily incorporated into existing systems as part of hybrid schemes using solar cells, to store electricity generated by wind power, or for electrical output stabilization. It can also be used as a back-up power source for servers or mobile phone base stations. Additionally, the Standard Battery System for Electric Motors (EVB-101) can be used to power light electric vehicles that are in the R&D or small-scale mass production stages.


Specification of DCB-101

Product Name

Standard Battery System for Power Storage
Format (Battery Structure)
13 in series, 24 in parallel, 18650-type
Product Number
DCB-101
Output Voltage
Average 48 V (39 V to 52 V)
Battery Capacity
33.6 Ah
Charging Voltage (Max.)
52 V
Power Generation
1613 Wh
Maximum Output
Approx. 1.5 KW
Maximum Discharge Current
30 A
Size
438 × 386 × 80 mm (approx. 13.5 L)
Weight
Approx. 19 kg
Start of Mass Production
March 2010
Communication Functions
Built-in communication interface

(self diagnosis function, etc.)

Specification of EVB-101

Product Name

Standard Battery System for Electric Motors
Format (Battery Structure)
14 in series, 6 in parallel, 18650-type
Product Number
EVB-101
Output Voltage
50.4 V (42.0 V to 57.4 V)
Battery Capacity
10.8 Ah
Charging Voltage (Max.)
57.4 V (4.1 V / cell)
Power Generation
544 Wh
Maximum Output
5.2 kW (peak) / 1.5 kW (continuous)
Maximum Discharge Current
120 A (peak) / 35 A (continuous)
Size
366 × 213 × 66 mm (approx. 5.2 L)
Weight
Approx. 7 kg
Start of Mass Production
March 2010
Communication Functions
Built-in communication interface

(self diagnosis function, etc.)
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