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48V 18Ah LiFePO4 Battery for AGV with CAN RS485 BMS

48V 18Ah LiFePO4 Battery for AGV delivers 48V 18Ah power, CAN RS485 communication, and LFP safety—ideal for warehouse AGVs, factory material carts, and cold-chain automated vehicles.

  • Nominal Voltage:48V
  • Rated Capacity:18Ah
  • Actual Voltage:48V
  • Charging Voltage:54.75V
  • Minimum Discharge Voltage:42V
  • Nominal Discharge Current:Max 30A continuous discharge
  • Nominal Charging Current:Max 18A continuous charge
  • Discharge Protection:<42V
  • Overtemperature Protection:>65℃
  • Operating Temperature:-10~60℃
  • Weight: 7KG
  • Dimension:212mm(L)*175mm(W)*164mm(H)
  • Communication Interface:CAN, RS485

48V 18Ah LiFePO4 Battery for AGV: Dual CAN RS485 BMS for Automated Guided Vehicles

Product Introduction

Engineered as a 48V 18Ah LiFePO4 Battery for AGV, this lithium iron phosphate (LFP) solution is purpose-built for automated guided vehicles. Featuring 48V nominal voltage, 18Ah capacity, and integrated CAN/RS485 BMS, this AGV-Tailored 48V 18Ah LFP Battery enables real-time fleet monitoring, supports 30A continuous discharge for heavy loads, and operates reliably in -10~60℃ environments. Unlike standard batteries, it combines LFP’s inherent safety, dual communication protocols, and precise BMS—making it the go-to power source for warehouse AGVs, factory material transporters, and cold-chain automation.

Technical Specifications

Table: 48V 18Ah LiFePO4 Battery for AGV Core Parameters

Parameter Details
Chemistry Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4 / LFP)
Nominal Voltage 48V
Rated Capacity 18Ah
Charging Voltage 54.75V
Discharge Cut-off Voltage 42V
Max Discharge Current 30A (Continuous)
Max Charging Current 18A (Continuous)
Operating Temperature -10~60℃
Dimensions 212mm(L)×175mm(W)×164mm(H)
Communication Interfaces CAN, RS485 (For AGV Fleet Management)
BMS Features Over-current, Over-voltage, Short Circuit, Over-temperature Protection
Application Warehouse AGVs, Factory Material AGVs, Cold-Chain Automated Vehicles

Core Advantages of 48V 18Ah LiFePO4 Battery for AGV

1. Dual CAN RS485 Communication for AGV Fleet Intelligence

“The 48V 18Ah LiFePO4 Battery for AGV supports CAN and RS485, enabling AGVs to transmit battery health, SOC, and temperature data to warehouse management systems. This allows for predictive maintenance, route optimization, and seamless integration into automated logistics workflows—critical for minimizing downtime in 24/7 material handling operations.”

2. LFP Chemistry: Safety & Longevity for AGV Operations

“Leveraging lithium iron phosphate (LFP) technology:
  • Inherently Safe: LFP’s thermal stability eliminates thermal runaway risks, ideal for AGVs operating in high-traffic warehouse environments.
  • 2000+ Cycle Life: Endures thousands of charge-discharge cycles, reducing replacement costs for AGV fleets running round-the-clock in factories and logistics hubs.”

3. 30A High Discharge for AGV Heavy-Load Tasks

“With 30A continuous discharge, this 48V 18Ah LFP Battery for AGV powers AGVs transporting heavy pallets, lifting loads, or navigating inclines. It handles peak demands like simultaneous motor operation and sensor data transmission, ensuring uninterrupted material movement in automated warehouses.”

4. Wide Temperature Operation for Diverse AGV Climates

“Engineered for industrial versatility:
  • -10~60℃ Range: Powers AGVs in cold storage warehouses (-10℃) and hot manufacturing floors (60℃), ensuring automation continuity in temperature-variable settings.”

5. Precision BMS for AGV Reliability

“Integrated BMS with CAN/RS485:
  • Real-Time Monitoring: Tracks voltage, current, and temperature with ±5% SOC accuracy, enabling AGV control systems to schedule charging and avoid unexpected shutdowns.
  • Multi-Layer Protection: Shields against overcharge, over-discharge, and short circuits—critical for AGVs operating in dense, high-stakes environments.”

Application Scenarios

1. Warehouse AGVs in E-Commerce & Retail

Pallet & Carton Automation: Powers AGVs that move inventory in e-commerce warehouses. The 48V 18Ah LiFePO4 Battery for AGV’s 18Ah capacity supports full-shift operations, while LFP’s safety ensures reliability in narrow-aisle layouts.”

2. Factory Material AGVs in Manufacturing

Workstation-to-Workstation Transport: Supplies energy for AGVs delivering raw materials and finished goods on production lines. Its 30A discharge handles heavy loads, and dual communication integrates with factory MES systems for workflow synchronization.”

3. Cold-Chain AGVs in Pharmaceutical & Food Logistics

Temperature-Controlled Transport: Powers AGVs in -10℃ cold storage warehouses, with LFP’s stability ensuring consistent performance in freezing environments. CAN/RS485 communication enables real-time monitoring of battery status in temperature-sensitive logistics operations.”

FAQ

Q1: What is the difference between AGV, AMR, and RGV, and can they use the same battery type?

A: AGVs typically follow predefined routes, AMRs use onboard sensors and mapping for more flexible navigation, and RGVs operate along fixed rails or guided tracks. All three can use industrial LiFePO4 battery systems when the voltage, capacity, dimensions, discharge current, charging method, and communication requirements match the robot design.

A:Start with the robot’s nominal voltage, required runtime, continuous and peak current, available battery space, and charging schedule. For AGV, AMR, and RGV fleets, buyers should also confirm connector type, BMS communication such as CAN or RS485, operating temperature, and whether the system uses scheduled or opportunity charging.
A: LiFePO4 batteries are well suited to industrial mobile robots because they offer long cycle life, stable power output, strong thermal stability, and low routine maintenance. They are especially practical for warehouses, factories, and logistics operations that require frequent charge-discharge cycles and reliable multi-shift operation.
A: Battery life varies by model and operating conditions rather than following one fixed number for every pack. Depth of discharge, charge and discharge current, temperature, charging strategy, and daily duty cycle all affect service life. Refer to the specifications of the selected model for its rated cycle life, or provide your operating profile for a more accurate evaluation.
A:  Yes, they can be configured for many existing AGV, AMR, and RGV charging systems, but compatibility should be verified before installation. Charging voltage and current, connector or contact design, charge profile, communication protocol, and docking method must match. FEBATT can support battery and charging-interface configuration for automatic or opportunity-charging applications.
A: LiFePO4 AGV batteries require much less routine maintenance than flooded lead-acid batteries because there is no watering or acid maintenance. Regular checks should focus on connectors, cables, mounting points, charging contacts, temperature conditions, and BMS fault records. Following the recommended charging and storage conditions also helps maintain stable long-term performance.
A:  Yes. FEBATT can customize robot battery packs according to voltage, capacity, physical dimensions, enclosure layout, connector type, discharge current, charging requirements, and communication protocols. This is useful for OEM projects, fleet upgrades, and robots with limited installation space or specific electrical interfaces.
A: The intelligent BMS monitors key battery conditions and provides protections such as overcharge, over-discharge, over-current, short-circuit, and temperature protection. Depending on the battery design, communication interfaces such as CAN or RS485 can transmit battery status and fault information to the robot controller or fleet-management system.
A: Temperature can influence usable capacity, charging efficiency, power output, and long-term battery aging. High temperatures can accelerate degradation, while low temperatures can reduce available power and charging performance. The required operating temperature range should therefore be confirmed during battery selection, especially for cold storage, outdoor logistics, or high-temperature industrial environments.
A: Lead time depends on order quantity, battery specifications, customization level, testing requirements, and production schedule. Standard configurations may require less engineering work, while new OEM battery designs need additional time for design confirmation, prototyping, validation, and mass production. Contact FEBATT with your robot specifications and required quantity for an accurate delivery schedule.

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