Batería Green Cell EBIKEGCF03 48V 14500mAh Litio-Ion Negro

Green Cell EBIKEGCF03 is a 48V 14.5Ah (14500mAh) lithium-ion battery designed for e-bikes. Housed in a sealed, durable casing, it combines high‑density Li‑Ion cells and a built‑in 30A BMS to deliver stable power, extended range and protections against deep discharge, overcharge and overheating. The pack is produced in Green Cell’s Polish facility and measures 367 mm x 90 mm x 111 mm, making it a compact option for many e‑bike frames.

Advantages

The integrated 30A battery management system provides consistent current delivery for electric motors and active cell balancing to prolong lifespan. High‑density Li‑Ion cells increase the distance available per charge while the sealed housing protects internal components. Electronics selected for broad compatibility simplify installation and the package includes required accessories for mounting and connection.

Suitable for

• E‑bikes requiring a 48V battery
• Commuting and city riding with extended range needs
• Replacement or upgrade of existing 48V packs with similar dimensions

Key specifications

• Model: Green Cell EBIKEGCF03
• Nominal voltage: 48 V
• Capacity: 14500 mAh (14.5 Ah)
• BMS continuous current: 30 A
• Cell type: Lithium‑Ion, high energy density
• Dimensions: 367 × 90 × 111 mm
• Color: Black
• Brand / MPN / EAN: Green Cell / EBIKEGCF03 / 5904326371057

How to use

Mount the battery in the designated frame or carrier following the e‑bike manufacturer’s instructions. Connect the battery to the motor controller using the supplied connectors and secure all fastenings. Charge the battery with a compatible 48V charger and follow the charger manufacturer’s guidance. Avoid exposing the pack to prolonged moisture or extreme temperatures and inspect connectors periodically for secure contact.

Recommendations

For longest service life, store the battery partially charged (around 40–60%) if not used for extended periods, avoid full deep discharges, and use a charger compatible with 48V lithium‑ion packs. Regularly check for firmware or BMS updates from the manufacturer and follow local regulations for battery transport and disposal.