GEB 22.2V 6S 20000mAh 70C High-Rate LiPo Battery Pack for Heavy-Lift UAVs & Mapping Multirotors
Grade-A GEB 22.2V 6S 20000mAh 70C LiPo battery pack (444Wh, 2.60kg) with 8AWG leads and AS150/XT90-S connectors for heavy-lift industrial UAVs and mapping drones.
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Product Details
The GEB 22.2V 6S 20000mAh 70C High-Rate LiPo Battery Pack is an industrial-grade, high-capacity lithium polymer power solution engineered for heavy-lift multirotors, LiDAR mapping drones, and long-endurance commercial UAV platforms. Delivering a robust 22.2V nominal voltage (6S1P) and 20000mAh (444.0Wh) total onboard energy with a sustained 25C continuous (70C pulse up to 1400A) discharge capability, this pack utilizes Grade-A laminated pouch cells paired with 8AWG pure copper silicone leads and factory-installed genuine AS150 / XT90-S anti-spark connectors.
Product Overview
Engineered to resolve the thermal and voltage sag challenges in high-payload commercial aviation, the GEB 22.2V 6S 20000mAh 70C battery pack provides consistent throttle linearity under peak thrust maneuvers. Its low internal resistance (≤ 1.5mΩ per cell) significantly reduces operating heat, ensuring dependable cell balance during rapid agricultural surveying, power line inspection, and aerial cinematography flights.
Key Commercial & Electrical Facts
| Feature | Technical Specification |
|---|---|
| Nominal Voltage / Cell Count | 22.2V (6S1P Configuration / 3.7V per cell) |
| Rated Pack Capacity & Energy | 20000mAh (20.0Ah) / 444.0Wh |
| Continuous / Burst Discharge | 25C Continuous (500A) / 70C Burst (1400A, ≤ 5s) |
| Physical Pack Dimensions | 75.0 × 90.0 × 200.0 mm (±2.0mm) |
| Net Pack Weight | Approx. 2.60 kg ± 0.08 kg |
| Discharge & Balance Interface | 8AWG Silicone Leads + AS150 / XT90-S Anti-Spark + JST-XH 7P |
| Cycle Life & Retention | ≥ 350–500 cycles (@ 80% DoD, 25°C) |
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value | Test Conditions & Tolerances |
|---|---|---|
| Upper Charge Cutoff Voltage | 25.20V (4.20V ± 0.03V per cell) | CC/CV protocol with balance charger |
| Lower Discharge Cutoff Floor | 18.00V (3.00V per cell) | Absolute threshold to prevent cell swelling |
| Internal Resistance (AC 1kHz) | ≤ 9.0 mΩ (Pack total) / ≤ 1.5 mΩ per cell | 1kHz AC impedance test at 100% SoC |
| Standard Charge Current | 1.0C (20.0A) / Max 2.0C (40.0A) | Balance charging under active ventilation |
| Operating Temperature Range | Charge: 0~45°C | Discharge: -10~60°C | Recommended storage: 15~25°C (3.82V–3.85V/cell) |
Equipment Compatibility & Engineering Fit Check
Before deploying GEB 22.2V 6S 20000mAh 70C High-Rate LiPo Battery Pack for Heavy-Lift UAVs & Mapping Multirotors, verify these verified electrical and mechanical boundary requirements:
Operational Boundary Conditions
✔ Recommended Fit & Use Cases:
- Industrial UAVs, FPV platforms, and robotics requiring rapid burst response at 22.2V.
- Flight missions needing high energy density and stable voltage plateaus under heavy payload draw.
- Applications demanding verified Class 9 / UN38.3 compliance for commercial field logistics.
⚠ Operational Constraints & Limits:
- Do not discharge below minimum cutoff voltage or charge beyond 25.2V.
- Maintain operational surface temperature within -20°C to +60°C discharge (0°C to +45°C charge).
- Ensure connector polarity and pin assignment match system schematics prior to initial power-up.
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Technical Whitepapers & Engineering Guides
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