Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A
Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A
Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A
Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A
Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A
Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A
Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A
Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A
Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A
Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A

Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A

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Title : Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A

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High Amp dual battery module.  This module hooks up two batteries of the same nominal voltage in parallel and combines their amps when their voltages are the same. It can be used to increase capacity for more range and to increase amperage for more power.

XT90 NATIVE CONNECTIONS
If the voltages are not the same when they are hooked up, the module will draw only from the higher voltage battery until its voltage is the same as the other battery, and then it will combine the two batteries and draw them down the rest of the way together. 

The amps of the two batteries can equal up to 120 amps. That is a crazy amount of power.  If your motor can't handle that much power, don't worry.  Your motor will only take what it needs.  But if you happen to have a motor that can take it, hold on. 🙂 If your motor draws less than 40 amps, you will want the 40 amp version of this module.

This module can be used with batteries that are close to nominal voltage. For example, you can use a 48v and a 52v battery.  This is because they have a substantial overlap in voltage range.  They overlap in the range of 42v to 54.6v.  If you hook up a fully charged 52v and 48v battery, the module will draw from the 52v battery from 58.8v to 54.6v, after which it will combine the two batteries in parallel and draw from them both.

Features/Specs:
  • Wire 2 Batteries in Parallel / Double Capacity
  • Maximum output current: 120A
  • Voltage: 40-100V 
  • Must be used with two batteries of the same or similar voltage range (48v/52v)
FAQS ▼

Why Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A?

The amps of the two batteries can equal up to 120 amps. That is a crazy amount of power.  If your motor can't handle that much power, don't worry.  Your motor will only take what it needs.  But if you happen to have a motor that can take it, hold on. 🙂 If your motor draws less than 40 amps, you will want the 40 amp version of this module.

Specifications ▼

Wire 2 Batteries in Parallel :Double Capacity

Maximum output current:120A

Voltage:40-100V

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Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A

Dual Battery Module 40-100v / 120A

Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 5 reviews.

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"With this module, i doubled my distance range. I didn't have to worry about how much battery I was using thru the day. The only negative is you will gain more weight from the second battery."

— Jonas (4/5)

2 batterys 72 v

"I use it on the cycle x1 pro gen4,it works perfectly. i recommend it."

— Pavlo K. (5/5)

96 volts 40 amp hours 17000 watts

"Just thought I owed you a review. I am riding a Wired Freedom that I have converted to 96 volts 40 amp hours with a Fardriver 96450 controller and a QS205v3 motor. I upgraded the bike from 60 volt to 96 by adding a 36 volt pack in series for a total of 60v20ah. Then wanting more range I took a 72v20ah battery I already had and added a 24v20ah pack in series to create another 96 volt 20ah pack. I used your blender to combine the two separate 96 volt arrays into one 96 volt source. Due to the cell series count one array runs 112 volts fully charged while the other 108 despite this discrepancy and running in excess of 120 amps total, so far the "module" has held up fine for the past 6 months. The only suggestion I would make is that you adopt the common name blender instead of module. . . . . as this (IMHO) is the most common name for the device so this might help your sales."

— Richard G. (5/5)

Nice piece

"Use this module to connect two 52V 20Ah battery to drive a BBSHD mounted on a Terra Trike Pro tandem. This is a heavy cycle that the octogenarian owner wanted to be certain he and his wife had had plenty of battery to get home after a long ride. Used this unit to be sure that the two batteries, regardless of the static voltage could be used with safety in mind. In my opinion, the only way to connect two batteries to drive one motor."

— Bob T. (5/5)

Easy to install

"Easy to install"

— Mike L. (5/5)

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