LiFePO4 batteries

LiFePO4

— a modification of lithium-ion technology (see relevant paragraph) developed and released to eliminate some of the shortcomings of Li-Ion. Lithium iron phosphate batteries provide high energy density, have a large number of charge/discharge cycles, and are characterized by chemical and thermal stability. In addition, LiFePO4 batteries withstand strong temperature fluctuations, support fast charging with high currents and are safe to use. Unlike the original Li-Ion technology, the likelihood of an “explosion” of a lithium iron phosphate battery when overloaded is practically reduced to zero. In general, such batteries effectively cope with high peak loads and are suitable for powering energy-intensive devices; they also maintain a stable operating voltage almost until discharge.