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Specialty Battery Systems

MS-QD4 / MS-QD5 / MS-QD7

Emergency Starting Power Supply for Trucks

LiFePO4 emergency starting power family for trucks with forced-start capability and high instantaneous starting current.

Battery Energy
3.63-8.03kWh
Nominal Voltage
25.6V
Starting Current
Up to 3,500A
Cycle Life
4,000 cycles
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AOBEC MS-QD truck emergency starting power series

Models & Configurations

One Series. Confirmed Options.

All models and configurations remain on this series page. Select final specifications according to the project requirement.

MS-QD4

Energy
3.63kWh
Voltage
25.6V
Capacity
142Ah
Starting Current
1,500A instant / 1,000CCA
Weight
25.6kg

MS-QD5

Energy
7.10kWh
Voltage
25.6V
Capacity
280Ah
Starting Current
3,500A instant / 2,500CCA
Weight
56kg

MS-QD7

Energy
8.03kWh
Voltage
25.6V
Capacity
314Ah
Starting Current
3,500A instant / 2,200CCA
Weight
58kg

Key Benefits

Designed Around Real Energy Needs.

01

Forced-start function

02

High instantaneous starting current

03

Wide operating temperature

04

Parallel terminal support

05

Stainless-steel module design

Applications

MS-QD truck emergency starting application
Truck Emergency StartingFleet SupportCold-Weather Starting

Technical Specifications

Confirmed Product Data.

Battery Material
Lithium iron phosphate
Charging Voltage
29.2V
Forced Start Cut-Off
22.4VDC
Operating Temperature
-30-55°C
Communication
Customizable Bluetooth

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