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GEPRC 4S 660mAh 90/180C HV 3.8V/4.35V LiHV Battery

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The GEPRC 4S 660mAh 90/180C HV 3.8V/4.35V LiHV Battery is a compact power pack for 2-3 inch drones. It combines a 4S1P configuration, 15.2V nominal voltage and XT30 connections in a 64.1g package. Supply includes one battery, with defined charging, discharge and storage limits.

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GEPRC 4S 660mAh 90/180C LiHV battery with power leads and connectors
GEPRC 4S 660mAh 90/180C LiHV battery with power leads and connectors
ModelGEP 4S 660mAh
Capacity660mAh
Configuration4S1P
Nominal voltage15.2V
Energy10.03WH
Dimensions17*32*63(mm)

Product overview

The GEPRC GEP 4S 660mAh is a LiHV battery intended to power 2-3 inch drones, including the CineLog series. Its 4S1P configuration provides a nominal 15.2V, with 660mAh capacity and 10.03WH energy. The pack measures 17*32*63(mm) and weighs 64.1g, establishing the space and mass needed for installation. Both charging and discharge connections are specified as XT30. The supplied configuration consists of one GEPRC 4S 660mAh 90/180C battery, with maximum continuous and burst discharge ratings of 90C and 180C respectively.

Charging requires attention to LiHV voltage limits: full charge must not exceed 4.35V per cell, and discharge must not fall below 3.5V per cell. The specified recommended charging current is 1C; additional charging guidance recommends 1-1.5C, with 3C as the maximum. Charge only within 0-45°C, allow a recently used pack to cool below 45°C, and supervise charging. Discharge operation spans -20-60°C. For long-term storage, maintain 3.80V-3.85V per cell within the -20-35°C storage range and perform a charge-discharge activation within three months.

Specifications

SpecificationValue & conditions
ModelGEP 4S 660mAh
Capacity660mAh
Configuration4S1P
Nominal voltage15.2V
Energy10.03WH
Dimensions17*32*63(mm)
Weight64.1g
Maximum continuous discharge rate90CContinuous discharge.
Maximum burst discharge rate180CBurst discharge.
Charge connectorXT30
Discharge connectorXT30
Recommended charging current1CCharging.
Maximum charging current3CCharging.
Working temperature for charging0-45°CCharging.
Working temperature for discharge-20-60°CDischarging.
Working humidity65%RH +/-20%Operation.
Storage temperature-20-35°CStorage.
Storage humidity65%RH +/-20%Storage.
Cycle life300+times
Maximum charging voltage4.35V per cell maximumSingle LiHV cell at full charge.
FAQ charging-rate guidanceRecommended 1-1.5C; supports up to 3CCharging; FAQ recommendation.
Recommended chargersHOTA D6 PRO, ISDT 608AC and ToolkitRC M6DCharging.
Battery typeLiHV
Intended drone applicationPower supply for 2-3 inch drones, including the CineLog series
Supplied configuration1 x GEPRC 4S 660mAh 90/180C battery
Minimum discharge voltageDo not discharge below 3.5V per cell; over-discharge causes damage and swellingDischarging; per cell.
Long-term storage voltage3.80V-3.85V per cellLong-term storage; per cell.
Charge-discharge maintenance intervalPerform a charge-discharge activation within 3 monthsStorage maintenance.
Cooling requirementAllow the battery to cool below 45°C before chargingCharging after use.
Charging supervisionDo not charge unattendedCharging.
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