Traction battery assemblies
The agreed battery assembly, power connections, mounting and protection.
Batteries / LFP
Traction systems
LFP traction battery configurations for compact industrial equipment and high-voltage heavy machinery.
51.2 to 921.6 V10.5 to 759.4 kWh
Example configurations for engineering review
Prepare a battery enquiryWhat goes into your battery order
Equipment and options to specify
Define BMS functions, equipment communication, charging, thermal requirements and service access. List the charger and other external equipment separately in the quotation.
Samples, quantity and delivery
State your sample quantity, expected order volume and target date. Minimum order, sample lead time, production schedule and delivery terms are confirmed in the quotation.
Inspection and documents
Agree the final specification, sample acceptance checks and the unit or batch records required with your order.
Review battery quality controls ↗What can be adapted for your equipment
Vehicle interface
Voltage, power, CAN, interlocks and charging are mapped to the complete vehicle architecture.
Installation
Mounting, ingress protection, cooling and service clearances follow the machine environment.
Controls
BMS hierarchy, isolation monitoring and fault response are designed for the system voltage.
Lifecycle
A defined battery version, diagnostics and replacement strategy support long equipment programs.
Configuration references
Catalog values are starting references. Final specifications and availability are confirmed for the project and quotation.
What we confirm together
Vehicle voltage and power
Low-voltage pack or high-voltage system architecture
Validation focusDrive, charger and peak-power compatibility
Installation environment
Enclosure, cooling, ingress and mounting strategy
Validation focusVehicle fit, thermal model and environmental plan
Controls and service
BMS hierarchy, CAN, diagnostics and isolation monitoring
Validation focusVehicle communication and fault-response validation
Discuss the battery you need.
Include your equipment, battery requirements and quantities. Add an existing drawing or configuration reference where available.