High-Energy 59.29Wh UAV Battery, 4S 15.4V 3850mAh LiPo for Professional Drones, Max Power & Extended Performance
Product Details:
| Place of Origin: | China |
| Model Number: | Lipo 4S |
Payment & Shipping Terms:
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 100PCS |
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| Packaging Details: | Industrial Pakcage |
| Delivery Time: | 35 working days |
| Payment Terms: | L/C,T/T,Western Union |
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Detail Information |
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| Voltage: | 15.4V | Capacity: | 3850mAh |
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| Energy: | 59.29Wh | Standard Charge Current: | 1C (3.85 A) |
| Fast Charge Current: | 2C (7.7 A) | Charge Voltage: | 17.4 V |
| Weight: | 297.6g | Dimensions: | 9.8x5.9x4.5cm |
Product Description
High-Energy 59.29Wh UAV Battery, 4S 15.4V 3850mAh LiPo for Professional Drones, Max Power & Extended Performance
Features
- High Volumetric Energy Density: Delivers 59.29Wh of energy in a compact package (98x59x45mm), enabling longer runtimes for power-hungry devices.
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High Specific Energy : The lightweight design (under 300g) provides an excellent power-to-weight ratio, crucial for aerial and mobile applications.
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High Discharge Rate Capability: Designed to deliver high burst currents (depending on C-rating), suitable for applications with sudden high-power demands.
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Stable Voltage Plateau: Provides consistent power delivery for the majority of the discharge cycle.
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Rugged Construction (Typical): Often features a hard case or robust shrink-wrap for improved physical protection against vibration and minor impacts.
Specifications
| Nominal Voltage | 15.4 V |
| Nominal Capacity | 3850 mAh (3.85 Ah) |
| Weight | 297.6 g |
| Dimensions | 98 x 59 x 45 mm |
| Energy | 59.29Wh |
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Charge Voltage |
17.4 V |
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| Fast Charge Current |
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| Discharge Cut-off Voltage | 12.0 V (3.0V per cell - Critical) |
| Working teerature | Charge:5°C to 40°C |
| Discharge:-10°C to 60°C |
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Applications
- Commercial & Prosumer Drones: Heavy-lift UAVs, cinematography drones requiring longer flight times.
- High-Performance RC Models: Large-scale RC cars, trucks, boats, and high-speed aircraft.
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Portable Power Stations: As core power modules in custom or commercial high-power portable energy storage systems.
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Electric Tools & Equipment: Cordless tools for landscaping, construction, or industrial use.
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Backup Power Systems: For portable electronics, communications gear, or emergency lighting.
Warnings & Precautions
Charging
- Charger Compatibility: MUST use a smart balanced charger designed for LiPo/LiHV chemistry. Incorrect charger settings will cause catastrophic failure.
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Correct Settings: Set the charger to: LiPo Balance Charge, Cell Count: 4S, Voltage: 17.4V (4.35V/cell for HV). Never charge as a standard 14.8V (4.20V/cell) pack.
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Supervised Charging: Never leave batteries charging unattended. Charge in a fire-resistant container (LiPo safety bag) on a non-flammable surface, away from flammable materials.
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Charge Current: Do not exceed the manufacturer's specified limit. 1C (3.85A) is standard and safe. 2C (7.7A) may be acceptable if specified.
Discharging
- Voltage Monitoring: Never discharge below 12.0V (3.0V per cell). Use a battery monitor or low-voltage cut-off (LVC) on your device. Over-discharge ruins cells and creates safety risks.
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Temperature Management: Discontinue use if the battery pack exceeds 60°C (140°F). Allow it to cool completely before handling or recharging.
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Short Circuit Prevention: Always insulate terminals when not in use. Use connectors carefully to avoid accidental shorting, which can cause instant, severe fires.
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Damage Inspection: Before and after each use, inspect for physical damage: dents, swelling, punctures, or leaking electrolyte. IMMEDIATELY DISCONTINUE USE of any damaged or swollen/puffy battery.
Storage
- Storage Voltage: For storage over one week, bring the battery to storage voltage .
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Storage Environment: Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and flammable items.
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Transportation: When transporting (e.g., to a flying field), place each battery in an individual LiPo safety bag. Protect terminals with caps or tape.
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End-of-Life Disposal: Do not discard with household waste. To safely dispose, fully discharge (e.g., in a saltwater bath for several days), then take to a designated battery recycling facility.





