Samsung SDI 60Ah NMC Lithium Prismatic Battery - 3.7V

Customer Reviews

The quality matches the price. Review by Mykola

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Cells were well packed and came in multiple parcels.
The cells arrived with voltages between 2V (!!!) and 3.65V.
The internal resistance of the cells is about 0.6 mΩ.
I charged the cells to 4.15V and discharged them to 2.7V under a 20A load, achieving a capacity ranging from 52Ah to 58Ah. (Posted on 23-08-24)

Good quality and good price Review by Lubomir

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Cells were well packed and came in multiple parcels.
The cells arrived between 3.25v and 3.40v.
Charger to 4,15V - 4,19V
Battery bank 14S3P.
Discharge till 10% capacity delivers ~160Ah. (~7,68kWh)
(Posted on 09-05-24)

As new cells all at 3.65 v Review by Shaksid

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All cells received at 3.65v and charged to 4.20 without needing any balancing in the pack. I haven't discharge tested them yet but partial charge and discharge has shown that the cells will be almost the same specs as when new.
The bus bars show that these were likely salvaged from larger packs + some bars had damaged terminals and all temperature sensors were damaged. But considering they charged only 0.25 for the bus bars, I can't complain.
An excellent buy. (Posted on 24-03-24)

Good quality for the price. Review by Juan

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The cells were well packaged and in perfect condition, I believe they were stored at a low voltage. The cells arrived between 3.25v and 3.40v. I balanced and charged them, some cells did not charge more than 4.13v. At a 90% discharge at 25Ah (4.12v to 3.20v) the battery pack offered 56Ah with balance disabled, at the end of the cycle, the voltages had a difference of 0.3v.
The highest cell was 3.35v and the lowest 3.05v.
I think it is a notable difference and they are not cells that can discharge more continuous power, but if I do not go beyond 30Ah peaks, I activate the balance at all times, they will be useful for the function that I am going to give them for a good price. (Posted on 12-03-24)