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Primary lithium battery system BA 5590 B/U
12 V Primary lithium sulfur dioxide (LiSO2 ) battery The battery consists of 10 LO 26 SX cells connected in 2 groups of 5 cells in series providing 2 nominal 12 V sections at connector. These sections can be connected in series (for 24 V) in parallel (for 12 V), or used as two separate 12 V units.
Key Features
■ A non-replaceable fuse is incorporated in the negative leg of each series group of cells ■ A normally closed high temperature switch or thermal fuse is incorporated into each series group of cells to protect against overheating ■ A diode is incorporated into the positive leg of each series group of cells to prevent charging or flow of current into the battery ■ A device consisting of a manually activated pull tab and resistors designed to discharge the battery to 0 V is built into the battery
Typical applications ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
AN/PRC-104 Radio AN/PRC-113 Radio AN/PRC-117 Radio AN/PRC-119 Sincgards Radio AN/PRC 150 KY-57, KY-65 Encryption set REMBASS Remotely monitored battlefield surveillance system PLRS position locator and reporting system RT-991 buoy radio RT-1175 buoy radio AN/TAS-4A TOW night sight
Electrical characteristics Maximum OCV Nominal voltage (at 500 mA) Typical capcity +21˚C / +70˚F (at 2 A discharge current) Operating temperature Storage (Recommended max) (Possilbe) Physical characteristics Typical weight Weight of Li metal content Width Height Depth Battery case
12 V mode
24 V mode
15 V 30 V 13.5 V 27 V 10 V 20 V 15 Ah at 12 V 7.5 Ah at 24 V -40˚C to +71˚C / -40˚F to +160˚F +35˚C / +95˚F -40˚C to +71˚C / -40˚F to +160˚F Metric
Imperial
1,000 g 35.3 oz 24.0 g 0.85 oz 62.2 mm 2.45 in 111.8 mm 4.40 in 127.0 mm 5.00 in Plastic
References Mating connector Reference specifications Nato Stock Number (BA 5590/U)
For inquiries and orders, contact: MICROBATTERY.COM 7350 NW 35th Terrace, Miami, Florida 33122 Customer Service: 1-866-999-2355 Phone 1-305-371-9200 FAX 1-305-371-9400 www.microbattery.com
IT Cannon CA 110821-6 MIL PRF 49471B or Saft standard specification 6135-01-036-3495 6135-01-438-9450
BA 5590 B/U Capacity vs. rate at various temperatures
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61.44±0.79 mm (2.419±0.031 in) Capacity (Amphours)
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19.1±0.79 mm (0.750±0.031 in)
21˚C 54˚C
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0˚C 6
-30˚C
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20.6 mm (0.81 in)
-40˚C
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19.1±0.79 mm (0.75±0.031 in)
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Discharge Rate (Amps)
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2 A discharge typical curves temperatures (24 V mode)
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111.0±0.79 mm (4.369±0.031 in)
21˚C 54˚C 0˚C -30˚C -40˚C
Voltage
27 26 25 24
126.2±0.79 mm (4.969±0.031 in)
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Discharge Capacity (Ah)
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Typical discharge curves at various rates at at +21 ˚C
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.25 A 0.5 A 1A 2A
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Voltage
27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 0
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Discharge Capacity(Ah)
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7350 NW 35th Terrace, Miami, Florida 33122 Customer Service: 1-866-999-2355 Phone: 1-305-371-9200 Fax: 1-305-371-9400 www.microbattery.com
Doc N° 31103-2-1211 Edition: December 2011 Info rmation in this document is subject to change without notice and becomes contractual only after written confi rmation by Saft. Published by the Communications Depa rtment Photo credit: Saft
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12 V Primary lithium sulfur dioxide (LiSO2 ) battery The battery consists of 10 LO 26 SX cells connected in 2 groups of 5 cells in series providing 2 nominal 12 V sections at connector. These sections can be connected in series (for 24 V) in parallel (for 12 V), or used as two separate 12 V units.
Key Features
■ A non-replaceable fuse is incorporated in the negative leg of each series group of cells ■ A normally closed high temperature switch or thermal fuse is incorporated into each series group of cells to protect against overheating ■ A diode is incorporated into the positive leg of each series group of cells to prevent charging or flow of current into the battery ■ A device consisting of a manually activated pull tab and resistors designed to discharge the battery to 0 V is built into the battery
Typical applications ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
AN/PRC-104 Radio AN/PRC-113 Radio AN/PRC-117 Radio AN/PRC-119 Sincgards Radio AN/PRC 150 KY-57, KY-65 Encryption set REMBASS Remotely monitored battlefield surveillance system PLRS position locator and reporting system RT-991 buoy radio RT-1175 buoy radio AN/TAS-4A TOW night sight
Electrical characteristics Maximum OCV Nominal voltage (at 500 mA) Typical capcity +21˚C / +70˚F (at 2 A discharge current) Operating temperature Storage (Recommended max) (Possilbe) Physical characteristics Typical weight Weight of Li metal content Width Height Depth Battery case
12 V mode
24 V mode
15 V 30 V 13.5 V 27 V 10 V 20 V 15 Ah at 12 V 7.5 Ah at 24 V -40˚C to +71˚C / -40˚F to +160˚F +35˚C / +95˚F -40˚C to +71˚C / -40˚F to +160˚F Metric
Imperial
1,000 g 35.3 oz 24.0 g 0.85 oz 62.2 mm 2.45 in 111.8 mm 4.40 in 127.0 mm 5.00 in Plastic
References Mating connector Reference specifications Nato Stock Number (BA 5590/U)
For inquiries and orders, contact: MICROBATTERY.COM 7350 NW 35th Terrace, Miami, Florida 33122 Customer Service: 1-866-999-2355 Phone 1-305-371-9200 FAX 1-305-371-9400 www.microbattery.com
IT Cannon CA 110821-6 MIL PRF 49471B or Saft standard specification 6135-01-036-3495 6135-01-438-9450
BA 5590 B/U Capacity vs. rate at various temperatures
9
61.44±0.79 mm (2.419±0.031 in) Capacity (Amphours)
8
19.1±0.79 mm (0.750±0.031 in)
21˚C 54˚C
7
0˚C 6
-30˚C
5
4
20.6 mm (0.81 in)
-40˚C
3
19.1±0.79 mm (0.75±0.031 in)
0
1
2
3
Discharge Rate (Amps)
30
2 A discharge typical curves temperatures (24 V mode)
29 28
111.0±0.79 mm (4.369±0.031 in)
21˚C 54˚C 0˚C -30˚C -40˚C
Voltage
27 26 25 24
126.2±0.79 mm (4.969±0.031 in)
23 22 21 20 0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Discharge Capacity (Ah)
30
Typical discharge curves at various rates at at +21 ˚C
29
.25 A 0.5 A 1A 2A
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Voltage
27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 0
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2
3
4
5
Discharge Capacity(Ah)
Distributed by:
MICROBATTERY.COM
7350 NW 35th Terrace, Miami, Florida 33122 Customer Service: 1-866-999-2355 Phone: 1-305-371-9200 Fax: 1-305-371-9400 www.microbattery.com
Doc N° 31103-2-1211 Edition: December 2011 Info rmation in this document is subject to change without notice and becomes contractual only after written confi rmation by Saft. Published by the Communications Depa rtment Photo credit: Saft
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