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GMB Super C-rate Drone LiPo Battery Packs - High-Quality China Suppliers & Factory Solutions
Model Aircraft Battery Pack
2200mAh 25C 5S 11.1V Drone battery Pack
- Model: GMB2200/25-5S1P
- Nominal capacity: 2200mAh
- Nominal voltage: 11.1V
- Continuous discharge rate: 25C
- Instantaneous discharge rate: 50C
- Charging current: recommended 1-2C, maximum 3C
2600mAh 35C 5S 18.5V Drone battery
- Model: GMB2600/35-5S1P
- Nominal capacity: 2600mAh
- Nominal voltage: 18.5V
- Continuous discharge rate: 35C
- Instantaneous discharge rate: 70C
- Charging current: recommended 1-2C, maximum 3C
3300mAh 35C 4S 18.5V Drone LiPo Battery
- Model: GMB3300/35-4S1P
- Nominal capacity: 3300mAh
- Nominal voltage: 18.5V
- Continuous discharge rate: 35C
- Instantaneous discharge rate: 70C
- Charging current: recommended 1-2C, maximum 3C
5200mAh 35C 2S 7.4V Drone Lipo Battery Packs
- Product model: GMB5200/35-2S1P
- Nominal capacity: 5200mAh
- Nominal voltage: 7.4V
- Continuous discharge rate: 35C
- Instantaneous discharge rate: 70C
- Charging current: recommended 1-2C, maximum 3C
5200mAh 35C 6S 22.2V Drone Battery Pack
- Product model: GMB5200/35-6S1P
- Nominal capacity: 5200mAh
- Nominal voltage: 22.2V
- Continuous discharge rate: 35C
- Burst discharge rate: 70C
- Charging current: recommended 1-2C, maximum 3C
4200mAh 35C 5S 18.5V Drone Battery Packs
- Model: GMB4200/35-5S1P
- Nominal capacity: 4200mAh
- Nominal voltage: 18.5V
- Continuous discharge rate: 35C
- Pulse discharge rate: 70C
- Charging current: recommended 1-2C, maximum 3C
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What does the C-rate mean in drone LiPo batteries?
The C-rate is a measure of the rate at which a battery can be discharged relative to its maximum capacity. For example, a 25C battery can safely deliver a continuous discharge current of 25 times its capacity (e.g., a 2200mAh battery at 25C can discharge at 55A continuously).
What is the recommended charging current for these battery packs?
We recommend charging these LiPo battery packs at a rate of 1C to 2C for optimal battery life and safety. The maximum allowable charging current is 3C. Always use a balance charger specifically designed for LiPo batteries.
What is the difference between continuous and instantaneous/pulse discharge rates?
The continuous discharge rate (e.g., 35C) is the maximum current the battery can safely deliver continuously until depleted. The instantaneous, pulse, or burst discharge rate (e.g., 70C) is the maximum current the battery can deliver for short bursts (typically under 10 seconds) during high-demand maneuvers.
How should I store my drone LiPo battery packs when not in use?
For long-term storage, LiPo batteries should be kept at a storage charge of approximately 3.8V to 3.85V per cell. Store them in a cool, dry, and fireproof location (such as a LiPo safe bag) away from flammable materials. Never store them fully charged or fully discharged.
What does the "S" rating mean (e.g., 2S, 4S, 5S, 6S)?
The "S" stands for the number of cells connected in series within the battery pack. Each standard LiPo cell has a nominal voltage of 3.7V. Therefore, a 2S pack is 7.4V, a 4S pack is 14.8V, a 5S pack is 18.5V, and a 6S pack is 22.2V. Higher cell counts provide higher voltage for more powerful drone configurations.








