With the innovative hybrid Li⁺/Na⁺ material system, the LiNa-33140 breaks through the limitations of traditional single-ion energy storage technologies. Compared to pure sodium batteries, it delivers significantly improved energy density while maintaining excellent low-temperature performance.
Core Advantages
- Low-Temperature Resilience: Capacity retentionrate>75%@-40°C
- High Rate Performance: Capacity retention rate >97% @ 3C discharge rate
- High Energy Density: Energy density >150 Wh/kg
Specification
| Item |
Parameter |
Remarks |
| Rated Capacity |
12Ah @0.5C Discharge |
(25±3)¡æ, 0.5C constant current discharge, voltage range 2.5V~4.25V |
| Nominal Voltage |
3.60V |
|
| Standard Charge |
Standard Charge Current |
0.5C |
Constant voltage stage cut-off current 0.05C |
| Standard Charge Voltage |
4.25V |
|
| Standard Discharge |
Standard Discharge Current |
0.5C |
|
| Standard Discharge Voltage |
2.5V |
|
| Maximum Charge Current |
1C |
15-45¡æ, maximum charge current ≤1C |
| Maximum Discharge Current |
3C |
|
| 10C |
30s |
| Operating Temperature |
Charge |
-20~60¡æ |
-20¡æ ≤ T ≤ -10¡æ: Charge current ≤0.1C -10¡æ < T ≤15¡æ: Charge current ≤0.2C 15¡æ < T ≤45¡æ: Charge current ≤1C 45¡æ < T ≤60¡æ: Charge current ≤0.5C |
| Discharge |
-40~60¡æ |
0¡æ < T ≤60¡æ: Discharge cut-off voltage 2.5V -40¡æ ≤ T ≤0¡æ: Discharge cut-off voltage 2.0V |
| Storage Temperature |
0~45¡æ |
|
| Initial AC Impedance |
≤2 mΩ |
40~50% SOC |
| Cell Weight |
290±5g |
|
| Dimensions |
(33.2±0.2)mm*(140±0.3)mm |
|

Application Scenarios
E-bikes, E-motorcycles, Sharing / Swapping Stations, Hoverboards
Cell Usage Instructions
Charging
The charging temperature range of the cell is -20¡æ~60¡æ.
Charge the cell to 4.25V with a constant current and constant voltage of 0.5C, with a cut-off current of 0.05C. It is not recommended to use a current exceeding 1C.
When charging at -20¡æ~-10¡æ, the current should not exceed 0.1C.
Do not charge continuously beyond the standard time.
Connect the positive and negative terminals of the battery correctly; reverse charging is strictly prohibited. If the positive and negative terminals are reversed, the cell cannot be charged. At the same time, reverse charging will reduce the charge-discharge performance and safety of the cell, and cause heating and leakage.
Discharging
The discharge temperature range of the cell is -40¡æ~60¡æ.
The discharge cut-off voltage is 2.5V, and the discharge cut-off voltage is 2.0V in an environment where the temperature is lower than 0¡æ. The maximum constant current discharge current is 3C.
It should be noted that during long-term non-use, the cell may be in an over-discharged state due to its self-discharge characteristics. To prevent over-discharge, the cell should be charged regularly to maintain its power at around 40% SOC.
Cell Connection
It is recommended to use ultrasonic welding or spot welding technology to connect the cell to the protection circuit module or other components.
Storage Recommendations
The cell should be stored in an environment with a temperature range of 0~45¡æ, relative humidity <65% RH, and free of corrosive gases.
The cell is best stored at 30%~40% SOC.
For long-term storage (more than 3 months), the cell should be stored in an environment with a temperature range of 0~25¡æ, relative humidity <65% RH, and free of corrosive gases.