Mobile Trolley Battery
Storage on wheels: 16.07kWh and 32.25kWh trolley systems with an 8,000-cycle rating — the energy of a small rack, movable by one person.
Some storage needs to move: between workshops, between event sites, between the barn and the house, or simply out of the way. The trolley line packages serious energy in a mobile frame — the IMP-LT-16B at 51.2V 314Ah (16.07kWh, about 133kg) and the IMP-LT-32B at 51.2V 630Ah (32.25kWh, about 282kg). Both carry the catalogue's joint-highest cycle rating: 8,000 cycles at 80% depth of discharge.
Electrical data is rack-class, not cart-class: 58.4V charge, 41.6V cut-off, 100A standard currents and 200A maximum continuous charge and discharge on both models, RS232/RS485/CAN communication, up to 15 units in parallel, and temperature windows of 0–55°C charging and −20–65°C discharging. Published certifications list CE, RoHS, FCC, MSDS and UN38.3, with IEC 62619 on the 16B; Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and heater are options across the pair.
The honest positioning: a trolley system is not a consumer power station with a handle. At 133kg and 282kg these are industrial mobile stores for sites, farms, film and event work, emergency power and workshops — places that need tens of kilowatt-hours where the work is, this week. Distributors serving rental and site-power channels will recognise the format immediately.
