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Lithium Battery Voltage & Capacity Chart

A reference chart for common lithium battery voltage and capacity combinations across applications.

Voltage (V) and capacity (Ah) together determine a lithium battery's total energy storage (Wh = V × Ah), but each spec plays a different practical role: voltage must match your device/vehicle's electrical system, while capacity scales runtime or range within that voltage. This chart maps common combinations by application.

Reading the numbers correctly

Watt-hours (Wh) — the true measure of total stored energy — equals voltage multiplied by amp-hours. A 12.8V 200Ah battery stores 2,560Wh, the same as a 25.6V 100Ah battery — same energy, different voltage/current trade-off. This is why comparing two batteries by Ah alone, without checking voltage, can be misleading.

Common Lithium Battery Voltage & Capacity Ranges by Application

ApplicationTypical VoltageTypical CapacityChemistry
E-Cycle36V – 48V7.5Ah – 15AhLiFePO4
E-Scooter / Bike48V – 74V24Ah – 40AhNMC / Li-Ion
E-Rickshaw51V86Ah – 100AhLiFePO4
Home Inverter12.8V / 25.6V / 48V100Ah – 300AhLiFePO4
Solar / ESS (residential)12.8V – 51.2V100Ah – 300AhLiFePO4
Rack Type / Commercial BESS48V / 96V / 120V200Ah – 500AhLiFePO4

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I calculate watt-hours from voltage and Ah?

Multiply voltage by amp-hours: Wh = V × Ah. This gives the total stored energy, which is the fairest way to compare batteries with different voltage/Ah combinations.

Can I increase my battery's capacity without changing voltage?

Yes — batteries of the same voltage but higher Ah are generally compatible as an upgrade for more runtime/range, as long as physical size and connector fit your system. Never mix voltages.

Why do e-rickshaws standardize around 51V?

It's the voltage most commonly used by Indian e-rickshaw motor/controller manufacturers, making 51V batteries broadly compatible across that vehicle segment.

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