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Offline TwinstagedTopic starter

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1s to 2s lipo inside product.
« on: July 13, 2024, 09:46:57 pm »
I’ve been lurking around here for years.  First post.  Thanks for any comments/criticisms.

Designing a re placement rear cover for a product that increases battery life and is rechargeable.  The cover holds 2 UN certified “protected” 1s 2000mah lipo packs.  They plug into a series harness that leads to a balance 2s 15w charger.  From the charger is a standard 9 volt clip that leaves the case.  Does this now create an issue with the UN38.3 cert?  I’ve heard mixed opinions.  Pictures shows 1 of the prototypes.
 

Offline quince

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Re: 1s to 2s lipo inside product.
« Reply #1 on: Yesterday at 05:31:14 am »
You'll need to remember that your customers are always welcome to sue you if it burns down their property or injures anyone.
 

Offline TwinstagedTopic starter

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Re: 1s to 2s lipo inside product.
« Reply #2 on: Yesterday at 05:41:06 am »
Yep absolutely lol.  That same liability has not stopped companies from selling products.  They follow the same rules that I am trying to follow.
 

Offline TwinstagedTopic starter

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Re: 1s to 2s lipo inside product.
« Reply #3 on: Yesterday at 10:50:43 pm »
So I’ve been doing some more research on this.  The seperate cells/modules have passed the required tests.  If I can verify that my assembly cannot overcharge, short circuit, or over discharge the batteries then everything should be fine with the original 38.3.  If I can’t verify that then the new assembly would need re tested under 38.3.3.1.

Any experts on the matter?
 


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