LTO batteries

[pianotuna]

Hi all,

It looks as if LTO batteries are becoming available.

I've written to the company below for pricing on a 100 amp-hour nominal 12 volt battery.

They can be charged at 10 C. (i.e. 1000 amps)

They work from -50 c (-58 f) to 60 C (140 f)

The cycle life is 30,000

Assuming a 100 amp-hour jar:

They can be drawn from at up to 10 C (1000 amps or 12000 watts)

They can be drawn continuously at 3C (300 amps or 3600 watts)

It seems to me that they would be a great choice where battery space is limited.

https://www.osnpower.com/12v100ah-lithuim-titanate-battery-lto-12v100ah-deep-cycle-life-12v100ah-lit...

from OSN POWER

Anyone know much about them?

https://www.osnpower.com/lto-batteries_c10

[3_tons]

An ‘independent’ (objective) white paper would be useful.

3 tons

[wa8yxm]

Thermoguy wrote:
Looks like a Chinese packager or Li-Ion batteries. They take the cells and package them in different configurations for different applications. I have no experience.

They do make LiOn and LiFePo4 but LTO is a different battery.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium-titanate_battery

I would be very interested both 100 AH and around 24AH prices.

Also charging specs. if the OP can respond when the company gets back with them.

[Thermoguy]

Looks like a Chinese packager or Li-Ion batteries. They take the cells and package them in different configurations for different applications. I have no experience.