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KNS KNS-270-16AH6S

The KNS KNS-270-16AH6S is a rechargeable semi-solid Li-ion battery for professional drones used in mapping, inspection, and short- to medium-range delivery. Its 6S, 22.2V configuration provides 16000mAh capacity and 355.2Wh of energy. The 1480g battery features non-leakage electrolyte and an XT90S plug.

KNSDrone battery
Capacity
16000 mAh
Voltage
22.2 V
Continuous discharge
3C
Weight
1.48 kg

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Product overview

The KNS KNS-270-16AH6S supplies rechargeable power for professional mapping, inspection, and short- to medium-range delivery drones. Built with semi-solid Li-ion electrolyte technology, it combines a 6S configuration with 22.2V voltage and 16000mAh capacity. The battery provides 355.2Wh of energy, has an energy density of 270Wh/kg, and weighs 1480g. Its non-leakage electrolyte helps reduce fire and thermal runaway risks under vibration or minor impact, and the battery is fitted with an XT90S plug.

The battery supports a continuous discharge rate of 3C and a maximum discharge rate of 10C, with charging at 0.5-1C. Charging operates within 0℃~45℃, while the discharge operating temperature range is -20℃~55℃. Cycle life is 600 cycles. These electrical ratings and operating temperature ranges define the battery’s charging and discharge capabilities for professional UAV power systems.

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Specifications

KNS KNS-270-16AH6S specifications
SpecificationValue & conditions
ModelKNS-270-16AH6S
Product typeRechargeable semi-solid Li-ion battery for professional drones and UAVs
Configuration6S
Voltage22.2V
Capacity16000mAh
Continuous discharge3C
Maximum discharge10C
Charge rate0.5-1C
Energy355.2Wh
Energy density270Wh/kg
Weight1480g
PlugXT90S
Charging temperature range0℃~45℃During charging.
Discharging temperature range-20℃~55℃During discharging.
Cycle life600 cycles
ApplicationsMapping, inspection, and short- to medium-range delivery drones
Electrolyte safetyNon-leakage electrolyte reduces fire and thermal runaway risksUnder vibration or minor impact.

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