The 6-CNFJ-150 Allgrand represents a high-performance lead-acid battery solution designed for modern energy storage demands. As part of Allgrand's professional series, this 12V/150AH unit inherits the brand's signature engineering excellence seen in its sibling models like the 6-CNFJ-120 and 6-CNFJ-38 configurations.
Building on Allgrand's proven battery architecture, the 6-CNFJ-150 incorporates multiple technological advancements:
Utilizing proprietary lead-calcium-tin alloy grids, these batteries achieve 18% higher active material utilization compared to conventional designs. The staggered grid pattern - imagine a honeycomb structure at microscopic level - enhances current distribution while reducing internal resistance.
A 2024 field study in Qinghai Province demonstrated that using eight 6-CNFJ-150 units in a 48V solar array configuration achieved 92% system efficiency during winter operations. The installation powered:
When deploying multiple units in series/parallel configurations:
Model | Capacity (Ah) | Cycle Life | Weight (kg) |
---|---|---|---|
6-CNFJ-38 | 38 | 800 | 11 |
6-CNFJ-120 | 120 | 1,000 | 19 |
6-CNFJ-150 | 150 | 1,200 | 22 |
While these batteries boast "maintenance-free" operation, smart users follow these pro tips:
In a recent microgrid project, the 6-CNFJ-150 demonstrated 94% Coulombic efficiency during peak solar harvesting periods, outperforming comparable lithium-ion solutions in cost-per-cycle calculations under 35°C ambient conditions.
Allgrand's manufacturing excellence is validated through:
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