The BOOANT 60V 30Ah metal motorcycle battery is designed for riders and builders who need high-capacity energy storage with stable high-current output for demanding electric mobility applications. With 1800Wh of available energy, this battery provides extended runtime and reliable power delivery for electric motorcycles, high-power scooters, cargo vehicles, and custom electric vehicle projects operating under sustained load. Nominal Voltage: 60VRated Capacity: 30AhBattery Energy: 1800WhCell Type: Samsung INR21700-50GCell Configuration: 16S6P (96 cells)Battery Type: Metal Housing Lithium Battery PackBMS: JBD Bluetooth Smart BMSContinuous Discharge Current: 40A / 50A / 60ARecommended Motor Power: 2000W–3000WCharge Voltage: 67.2VCharger: WATE 67.2V 5A Smart ChargerOutput Connector: XT90-S / QS8 / Anderson (Optional) This battery uses genuine Samsung 21700-50G cells to deliver stable discharge performance, reliable voltage output, and consistent cycle life. Compared with generic battery cells, Samsung cells provide improved thermal stability and dependable performance under sustained heavy load. The integrated JBD Bluetooth smart BMS protects the battery against overcharge, over-discharge, overcurrent, short circuit, and excessive temperature. Battery voltage, current draw, cell status, and temperature can be monitored in real time through a compatible mobile app. The metal battery enclosure provides improved protection against vibration, impact, and demanding riding conditions. Its rigid housing improves structural durability for heavy-duty battery systems used in motorcycle and utility applications. A WATE 67.2V 5A smart charger is included with every battery. Custom discharge connectors such as XT90-S, QS8, and Anderson connectors are available to match different controllers and power systems. Suitable Applications:Electric MotorcyclesHigh-Power Electric ScootersCargo VehiclesCustom EV Projects
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