The X-Power 64300-FB LiFePO4 battery is designed for cargo tricycles, passenger tricycles, utility vehicles and low-speed electric vehicles. Its catalog specification combines 64V nominal voltage, 19200Wh rated energy, 150A continuous discharge and motor compatibility <4000W.
The pack uses Grade-A LiFePO4 cells and an intelligent Battery Management System (BMS) with overcurrent, overvoltage, cell-balancing, over-temperature, short-circuit and over-discharge protection. Final protection thresholds are confirmed in the approved technical specification.
The supplied catalog does not specify dimensions for this model. Enclosure details, mounting, connectors, charging and discharge ports, labels, BMS settings and optional monitoring or communication functions must be confirmed after vehicle and controller compatibility review.
Compared with traditional lead-acid batteries, X-Power lithium batteries offer lower weight, higher charging efficiency and longer service potential. Typical uses include logistics transport, market delivery, agricultural transport, facility utility fleets and short-distance mobility.
| Nominal Voltage | Rated Energy | Humidity | Motor Power |
| 64V | 19200Wh | <=80%RH | <4000W |
| Charge Temp. | Discharge Temp. | Max Charge | Continuous Discharge |
| 0-45 C | -20-55 ℃ | 80A | 150A |
| Charge Cut-off | Discharge Cut-off | Storage Temp. | Storage SOC |
| 73V | 50V | 0-35 ℃ | 30%-70% |
Why choose us?
SIX CORE ADVANTAGES
01. Automotive-Grade Cells
New LiFePO4 cells, stable structure, high performance and enhanced safety.
02. Six-Layer Intelligent Protection
Overcurrent, overvoltage, balancing, over-temperature,short-circuit and over-discharge protection.
03. Nominal Voltage
Catalog nominal voltage: 64V.
04. Rated Energy
Catalog rated energy: 19200Wh.
05. Continuous Output
Catalog continuous-discharge current: 150A.
06. Application Match
Designed for motor power <4000W; final controller matching is project-specific.
1. What vehicles is the 64300-FB battery suitable for?
The 64300-FB is intended for cargo tricycles, passenger tricycles, utility vehicles and low-speed electric vehicles. Final suitability depends on the vehicle voltage, controller current, battery compartment, connectors and operating conditions.
2. What is the nominal voltage of this model?
The catalog nominal voltage is 64V. The complete vehicle electrical system, charger and controller must be matched to this voltage configuration.
3. What is the rated energy of this model?
The catalog rated energy is 19200Wh. Actual driving range depends on motor power, payload, road conditions, speed, tire pressure, temperature and usable depth of discharge.
4. Can the battery size and enclosure be customized?
The supplied catalog does not specify dimensions for this model. Enclosure details, mounting, handles, connectors, ports and cable positions must be confirmed during engineering review.
5. What type of battery cells are used?
X-Power specifies Grade-A LiFePO4 cells. The final cell brand, configuration and approved bill of materials are confirmed for each order and technical specification.
6. What protection functions does the BMS provide?
The intelligent BMS provides overcurrent, overvoltage, cell-balancing, over-temperature, short-circuit and over-discharge protection. Optional monitoring or communication functions are project-dependent.
7. How long is the cycle life of the battery?
The catalog states more than 3,000 charge-discharge cycles under suitable conditions. Actual cycle life depends on depth of discharge, charging method, temperature, load profile, storage and daily use.
8. How far can the vehicle travel on one charge?
Range cannot be determined from rated energy alone. For the 19200Wh 64300-FB, it must be evaluated with the vehicle efficiency, motor, payload, terrain, speed, temperature and controller settings.
9. Can the battery support high-current discharge?
The catalog lists 150A continuous discharge and motor power <4000W. Peak current, controller settings, wiring, fuse and connector compatibility must be confirmed before use.
10. How long does it take to fully charge the battery?
Charging time depends on state of charge, selected charger, temperature and BMS tapering. The catalog maximum charge current is 80A; use only a compatible LiFePO4 charger with the approved voltage profile.