4S Lipo Battery 14.8V RC Battery 4500mAh Soft Case Compatible with 1/10 1/8 Scale RC Car Truck Vehicle Airplane Helicopter Boat Tank Models(2 Packs)
Product Description
4S 4500mAh 80C LiPo pack for RC vehicles that demand instant throttle response and steady voltage. Built with 10AWG silicone leads and an EC5 discharge plug, it delivers reliable power for racing drones, buggies, trucks, and boats. Certified CE/ROHS/MSDS/UN38.3 for safe global shipping. This set includes two identical batteries – double the runtime or keep a spare ready.
Specification
Chemistry: Li‑Polymer (4S)
Nominal Voltage: 14.8V
Capacity: 4500mAh
Discharge: 60C/80C(optional)
Charge Plug: JST‑XH (balance)
Discharge Plug: EC5 / XT60 / T / TRX(optional)
Recommended Charge: 0.5C–1C (2.25A–4.5A)
Wire: 10AWG silicone
Size: 136×45×35mm (±3) / 5.35×1.77×1.38in
Weight: 430g (±15) / 0.95lb
Certifications: CE, ROHS, MSDS, UN38.3
Packing Included
2 × 14.8V 4S 4500mAh 80C LiPo batteries soft case
Application
Ideal for 1/8 & 1/10 scale RC buggies, truggies, touring cars, SCTs, racing quads, FPV drones, boats, and helicopters – any 4S system needing high burst current in a compact package.
Please Notice
No internal ID function – works with standard non‑smart chargers.
Never exceed 4.2V/cell charge or go below 3.2V/cell discharge.
Always supervise charging; use only a genuine balance charger.
Store in a LiPo safety bag at storage voltage (≈3.8V/cell) when not in use.
FAQ
Q1: Can I use this with an XT60 charger?
A1: Yes, with an EC5‑to‑XT60 adapter (rated ≥80A). Always charge via the balance plug, not the discharge leads.
Q2: How long does one pack last?
A2: Roughly 8‑12 minutes of aggressive driving in a 1/8 buggy (depends on motor/ESC/weight). Use both packs in rotation for extended sessions.
Q3: How do I store it for weeks?
A3: Set each cell to 3.80–3.85V (storage mode), place in a safety bag, and keep in a cool dry place (15‑25°C). Recheck voltage every 2‑3 months.
Q4: Is it air‑shippable?
A4: Yes – UN38.3 & MSDS certified. Always confirm your courier’s current packaging rules, as local regulations may differ.
Q5: The battery gets warm – is that okay?
A5: Mild warmth (<60°C) is normal. If hot or swollen, stop immediately – check your ESC’s LVC (set to 3.2V/cell)