High-Voltage High-Rate Pouch UAV Battery
High Voltage Output for Enhanced Performance.
Battery Types & UAV Applications
PKNERGY offers high-voltage high-rate pouch UAV batteries designed for professional aerial platforms requiring higher system voltage, strong current output, and reliable long-duration performance, including mapping drones, aerial photography drones, and training UAV systems.
Built with advanced high-power pouch cells, these batteries support high-voltage configurations from 15.2V to 53.9V and capacities from 8,000mAh to 16,000mAh. They provide stable high-current discharge, improved system efficiency, and dependable power performance for professional UAV applications.
Product Models
Structure display
connector
Supports XT30 / XT60 / AS150 / Molex / JST connectors for high‑current UAV applications.
NTC
High‑precision 10K NTC temperature sensor for real‑time thermal monitoring and enhanced safety during high‑rate discharge.
Accurate Size
Slim pouch cell structure with optimized tolerances, allowing safe expansion margin during charging while maintaining lightweight UAV integration.
PCM
Integrated protection circuit or smart BMS supporting over‑current protection, balancing, temperature monitoring, and fast‑charging control.
Cable Wires
Custom wire gauge and length options; flexible routing design (center/side exit) to match drone frame layout and installation direction.
Custom Services
Fully customizable pouch pack solutions including dimension, capacity, shape, connector type, discharge rate, and BMS configuration for FPV, industrial, and mission‑critical UAV platforms.
Features and advantages
High Energy Density
Maximizes energy storage in a compact form, reducing battery size and weight while maintaining high capacity.
Low Self-Discharge
Li-ion batteries offer 1000+ charge cycles, ensuring a longer service life compared to traditional power solutions.
Fast Charging Capability
Supports rapid charging technologies, allowing devices to recharge quickly and efficiently.
Wide Application Range
Advanced Battery Solutions for UAV Platforms
PKNERGY provides high-voltage high-rate pouch UAV battery solutions engineered for professional aerial platforms, supporting custom voltage configurations, advanced BMS integration, and high-reliability protection systems.
From electrical system design and pack configuration to structural optimization and thermal management, our engineering team develops battery packs tailored for mapping, aerial imaging, and specialized UAV applications.
With comprehensive OEM and ODM support, PKNERGY enables efficient battery integration, customized connectors, and optimized power solutions for professional UAV manufacturers.
Product FAQs
1. What advantages do high‑rate pouch UAV batteries offer compared to cylindrical batteries?
High‑rate pouch cells provide lower internal resistance, higher burst discharge capability, and lighter weight, making them ideal for FPV drones, industrial UAVs, and missions requiring rapid acceleration or strong maneuverability.
2. Can the pouch UAV battery be customized for my drone model?
Yes. PKNERGY supports full customization including dimensions, capacity, discharge rate, connector type, wire layout, and BMS configuration to match your drone’s structural and electrical requirements.
3. What voltage and capacity options are available?
We offer 3S, 4S, 6S, and 12S high‑rate pouch battery platforms with capacities ranging from 800mAh to 20000mAh+, suitable for FPV, industrial inspection, agriculture, logistics, and security UAV applications.
4. Do the pouch batteries support high‑current discharge for FPV or heavy‑load drones?
Absolutely. Our pouch cells are engineered for instant high‑current output, supporting high‑rate discharge for FPV racing drones, heavy‑load industrial UAVs, and continuous high‑power missions.
Toggle Title5. What protection features can be added to the pouch UAV battery pack?
We can integrate BMS, balancing protection, temperature monitoring, over‑current protection, and fast‑charging interfaces to ensure safe and stable operation under high‑load UAV conditions.
