Traction and E-Mobility Energy Storage Mobile Energy

Lithium for E-Mobility and last Mile

Mobility is at the heart of our lives. The new environmental rules are an opportunity for everyone to live better on our planet.
PowerTech designs solutions to switch to electricity easily.
We equip many commercial vehicles, recreational vehicles, industrial trucks, last mile delivery vehicles with our “off-the-shelf” products: PowerBrick and PowerModule.

These products can be immediately operational in the vast majority of electrification projects. The technical study and prototyping stages are reduced to a strict minimum and are most often just bad memories.

APPLICATION : Taxi Bike and last mile delivery vehicle

Taxi Bike using PowerBrick battery for pedalling assistance

Last kilometer vehicule with 48V-6kWh PowerModule assembly

PowerBrick : Lithium Iron Phosphate LiFePO4 12V-48V batteries

PowerTech Systems offers a range of 12V, 24V and 48V Lithium-Ion battery pack to meet most of our customer needs.
The PowerBrick® battery offers a high level of safety and performance thanks to the use of new generation lithium iron phosphate cylindrical cells, managed by an integrated BMS system. PowerBrick® can be assembled in series (Up to 48V) and parallel (up to 16 batteries in parallel) to increase operating voltages and energy stored.

PowerBrick® batteries can be discharged up to 100% and have a operation life of 3000 charge/discharge cycles (at 100% DoD at 1C), 4500 cycles (at 80% DoD at 1C), even much more by reducing the depth of the cycles (See the cycle curve of the product sheets).
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PowerModule : Modular Lithium Energy storage system

PowerModule : Modular and scalable Lithium-Ion battery system

PowerModule is an advanced Lithium battery system for industrial vehicles, mid and heavy duty traction, robotics, and applications requiring high capacity and/or high voltage (up to 819.2V nominal).
Up to 128 modules can be assembled in series, in parallel and both series and parallel.
Depending on the size of the final installation, an external BMS may be required to control the system. For small systems with up to 16 modules and that do not require monitoring in the cloud, external BMS is not required.