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RED V4 6S3P 15Ah XT90S High energy-density 6S3P lithium battery pack with XT90S or XT60 interface
RED V4 6S3P 15Ah XT90S

High energy-density 6S3P lithium battery pack with XT90S or XT60 interface

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RED V4 6S3P 15Ah XT90S

The RED V4 6S3P 15Ah battery pack is built around a 6S3P lithium cell arrangement designed to deliver 324Wh of total energy in a compact form factor. With a measured energy density of 231Wh/kg, it integrates premium cells within a reinforced assembly intended to maintain consistent electrical characteristics across repeated charge and discharge cycles. The pack is supplied with an XT90S or XT60 discharge connector and a JST-XH balance lead for standardised integration and monitoring.

Electrical performance supports a 25.2V maximum voltage and a 15.3V minimum operating threshold, alongside a 15A charge rate. The unit provides 1037W sustained discharge capability with up to 150A burst output for high-demand load conditions. At 1.4kg and measuring 15.6cm × 7.2cm × 7.2cm, it offers a balance of energy storage and packaging efficiency for systems requiring stable power delivery under variable electrical demand.

Configuration:6S3P
Weight:1.4kg
Dimensions (L x W x H):15.6cm x 7.2cm x 7.2cm
Discharge Connector:XT90S or XT60
Balance Connector:JST-XHP-7
Capacity:15Ah
Energy Density:231Wh/kg
Watt Hours:324Wh
Charge Rate:15A
Max Voltage:25.2V
Min Voltage:15.3V

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