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Tattu Li-Po 15C 16,000mAh 22.2V w/QS8

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Tattu Li-Po 15C 16,000mAh 22.2V w/QS8Description: Tattu Plus is a brand new upgraded version of Tattu battery. It is a smart battery line specially designed for Drone UAV. Advantage battery management system (BMS) has been adapted into this product line. This is a new version based on the original to enhance the flight of your missions. Tattu Plus 16000mah 6S 15C 22. 2V lipo battery with QS8 plug is suitable for DJI S900 lipo battery, DJI S1000 lipo battery and DJI 1000+ lipo battery;

Description:

        Tattu Plus is a brand new upgraded version of Tattu battery. It is a smart battery line specially designed for Drone/UAV. Advantage battery management system (BMS) has been adapted into this product line. This is a new version based on the original to enhance the flight of your missions. Tattu Plus 16000mah 6S 15C 22.2V lipo battery with QS8 plug is suitable for DJI S900 lipo battery, DJI S1000 lipo battery and DJI 1000+ lipo battery; the high capacity will give your UAV enough power for long time to fly.

Applications:

       Tattu Plus 16000mAh 6S1P 15C 22.2V Lipo Battery Pack with QS8 is the best drone battery for DJI S900, S1000, S1000+, OnyxStar FOX-C8-HD, Gryphon Dynamics X8, FreeFly CineStar 6, FreeFly CineStar 8 etc.
  • Agricultural spraying drone / Plant protection drone
  • Cargo delivery drone
  • Aerial photography drone
  • Other industrial drone
Features:
  • Compact size & High energy density
  • Long cycle life
  • Waterproof & Anti pesticide corrosion
  • Equipped high precision BMS
  • Battery status indicate function
  • Storage & self-discharge function
  • Over voltage and under voltage alert function
  • Over Temperature and low-temperature alert function
  • Cell abnormal alert function
  • Difference of cell voltage fault + temperature fault warning function
Specifications:


Capacity(mAh): 16000
Connector Type: QS8
Capacity Range(mAh): 10000-49999
Voltage(V): 22.2
Sorting: TattuLarge
Configuration: 6S1P
Over 300wh: Yes
over_power: Yes
Amount: 2pcs/box
Discharge Rate (C): 15
is featured product: Yes
Preorder config: No
Max Burst discharge Rate (C): 30
Dimensions: 202mm Length x 83mm Width x 70mm Height
Part N: TA-P2-15C-16000-6S1P-QS8
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