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RED V4 4S2P 10Ah XT90S High-density 4S2P power solution for unmanned platforms
RED V4 4S2P 10Ah XT90S

High-density 4S2P power solution for unmanned platforms

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RED V4 4S2P 10Ah XT90S

The RED V4 4S2P 10Ah XT90S battery pack is a compact, high-output energy module designed for unmanned aerial systems and robotics requiring stable, high-current power delivery. Built using premium cell architecture and reinforced assembly methods, it delivers 144Wh total energy with a high energy density of 254Wh/kg, supporting sustained 650W discharge performance and burst capability up to 100A.

Configured in a 4S2P layout, the pack provides consistent 10Ah capacity with a nominal 14.8V output and a 10A recommended charge rate. Connection flexibility is supported through XT90S or XT60 discharge options alongside a JST-XH balance lead. Each unit is individually tested to ensure repeatable electrical behavior and operational reliability in demanding uncrewed environments, with full technical documentation including TDS access and SDS references RD0402-216040a and RD0402-219040a.

Configuration:4S2P
Capacity:10Ah
Energy:144Wh
Energy Density:254Wh/kg
Weight:0.567kg
Dimensions (L x W x H):14.5cm x 4.3cm x 4.3cm
Nominal Voltage:14.8V
Max Voltage:16.8V
Min Voltage:10.2V
Charge Rate:10A
Discharge Connector:XT90S or XT60
Balance Connector:JST-XHP-5
Max Discharge:100A burst
Sustained Output:650W

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