26650 3.2V Lithium Cells, 4000mah 19.2V Battery pack

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Hi Guys,

We have some 19.2V battery packs that we don’t use. We got them for an application, but the project was scrapped.
The specs of the packs are as follows:
Total capacity: 614WH
Cells:
4000mah 3.2v IFR26650 (LifePo4 cells)
Total of 48 cells per pack.

Ive open 2 of the packs, and with a bit of cell re-arranging, and spot wield, they can be converted to either
1x 192A 3.2V cell or
12v 48a battery pack. Only add a BMS.

Price on them is R650 each.
Some of the packs might have been in use for a couple of times, but most of the packs have 30 or less cycles on them. The cells is rated for 2000 cycles before 80%.

Regards

Nelius

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Interested, Could you share some pictures if you have.
Anyone on here tried some spot welders out in the past, i see quite a few local to buy from cheap to not so cheap.

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Some more info on the total Pack:
Nominal voltage 19.2V
Charge Limit Voltage 21.6v
Charge Limit Current 11A
Nominal Capacity 32Ah (614.4 Wh)

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This is a pack that ive opend and rearrange for a 12v setup. ONly need to spotwield.

Thanks @Gh3kko .

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Hi Nelius
Where are you located?
Have you tested the actual capacity of any of the cells?

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And does the original 19V pack have a BMS? Do you only need a BMS if you rearrange to 12V?

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Im based in Western Cape, Strand.

I did not test the individual cells, but i can test the string voltage.
I’ve add more images from the battery pack as you would receive it.

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you would need to rearrange the cells in a 4s or 12v config, then add the BMS.

Ive uploaded some more images of the pack, included how it is in its current form.