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Ultralife UBI-2590 High Capacity Smart 2590 Battery with SOCI and SMBus (UBBL13-01-CB)
| SKU: | ULTRALIFE-UBBL13-01-CB |
|---|---|
| MPN: | UBBL13-01-CB |
| UPC/EAN: | 0736952860798 |
| Manufacturer: | Ultralife |
| Chemistry: | Li-Ion |
| Battery Size: | Battery Pack |
| Shelf Life: | 3 Years |
| Typical Capacity (mAh): | 10000 |
Specifications
Product Category:
Terminal Type:
Product Specific
Primary/Rechargeable:
Yes
Country of Manufacture:
United States
Primary Color:
Tan
Nominal Voltage:
30.0
Typical Capacity (mAh):
10000
Product Length (inches):
4.430000
Product Width (inches):
2.480000
Product Height (Inches):
5.000000
Shipping Info
Shipping Restrictions:
Class9 Lithium: Surcharges apply, Ground Shipping Only.
Packaging:
Bulk
Qty. Per Package:
1
Dimension Length (Inches):
4.970000
Dimension Width (Inches):
4.370000
Dimension Height (Inches):
2.430000
Shipping Weight (Pounds):
3.22
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Description
The UBI-2590 High Capacity SMBus (Ultralife part number UBBL13-01) is a smart rechargeable Lithium ion version of the primary BA-5390A/U battery.
The UBBL13-01 contains two independent battery sections which can be connected in either series or parallel.
In 30V 'series mode' the battery operates between 33.6V and 20.0V (28.8V average) and delivers 10.0Ah. In 15V 'parallel mode' the battery operates between 16.8V and 10.0V (14.4V average) and delivers 20.0Ah.
The UBBL13-01 features dual LCD displays which indicate the absolute state of charge for each section. Ultralife's SmartCircuit technology allows compatible devices and chargers to communicate with the battery via its SMBus v1.1 compliant interface.
The UBBL13-01 is used in a wide range of military applications including robotics, AUVs, UUVs and military communications such as the AN/PRC-117G, AN/PRC-117F, AN/PRC119 and AN/PSC-5D.
Class 9 International and within U.S.4 unless shipped by motorcar or rail within U.S.
This product is classified and regulated as a Class 9 dangerous good (also known as "hazardous materials" in the United States) by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), International Air Transport Association (IATA), International Maritime Organization (IMO) and many government agencies such as the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). Some additional shipping fees may apply.
