Une autre livraison de module terminée: 1,800 Unités de modules de batterie 1P6S 117Ah VDA355 NMC

LYTH has completed another bulk delivery of lithium battery modules, avec 1,800 units de 1P6S 117Ah VDA355 NMC battery modules recently prepared and shipped for downstream application projects. As electrification programs continue to demand standardized module platforms with dependable performance, deliveries like this show the value of consistent manufacturing and engineering-ready supply capability.

Pas seulement 1P6S 117Ah module is based on the internationally recognized VDA355 standard and uses NMC chemistry to provide a practical balance of energy density, output capability, and system integration flexibility. Avec 22.2V nominal voltage and approximately 2.58kWh of nominal energy, this module offers a compact but capable architecture for customers who need a ready module platform rather than only individual cells.

This type of module is well suited for electric mobility platforms, AGV and AMR projects, industrial equipment electrification, and selected commercial vehicle battery systems. For project teams working on complete battery solutions, the VDA355 structure helps simplify pack layout planning, improve component interchangeability, and support a clearer path from module engineering to complete PACK assembly.

Spécifications du produit

Beyond supplying battery products, LYTH focuses on helping customers move from components to complete battery solutions. We can provide battery cells based on project demand, while our main strengths are in battery module customization, module production, et complete PACK manufacturing. By combining cell sourcing, module engineering, and integration support, we help customers build practical battery solutions for a wide range of applications.

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If you are looking for reliable battery cells, customized battery modules, or complete PACK manufacturing support, LYTH is ready to support your next battery project.

Sources

• LYTH Battery product page
• LYTH Power product page
• LYTH Power related project page