Model: OID687187-16Ah
Chemistry: Lithium Polymer (Li-Po)
Configuration: 6S
Nominal Voltage: 22.2V
Rated Capacity: 16000mAh
The OID687187-16Ah 22.2V 16000mAh LiPo drone battery is engineered for industrial and commercial UAV platforms where mission reliability, voltage stability, and real usable capacity under sustained load are non-negotiable.
Unlike conventional drone batteries rated under light-load conditions, OID687187-16A is validated to deliver ≥16Ah usable capacity at 3C - 25C continuous discharge, ensuring predictable endurance in agricultural spraying, industrial inspection, mapping, and heavy-lift drone operations.
≥16Ah usable capacity @ 3C
<1mΩ cell internal resistance
8C - 25C peak pulse discharge (≤3s)
These metrics are not marketing figures. They define whether a UAV mission completes—or aborts mid-operation.
In industrial UAV operations, a battery is not merely an energy source—it is a mission-critical risk control component.
The design philosophy behind OID687187-16Ah prioritizes voltage platform stability over peak power exaggeration. By controlling single-cell internal resistance below 1 milliohm, thermal rise during 3C - 25C discharge is significantly reduced, which directly impacts:
Long-duration power consistency
BMS stability under continuous load
Reduced risk of thermal-triggered power limitation
For applications such as 30-minute continuous spraying or extended mapping routes, this ensures the battery remains within a stable operating window throughout the mission—protecting both task continuity and flight safety.
Many batteries labeled 16000mAh are measured at low discharge rates. Under real UAV conditions (≥3C), actual usable capacity often drops to 14Ah or lower, leading to shorter flight time and unpredictable endurance.
Through cell selection, impedance matching, and pack-level process control, OID687187-16Ah ensures:
≥16Ah usable capacity at 3C continuous discharge
Discharge cutoff at 19.8V, aligned with UAV ESC and system behavior
A flat voltage curve under heavy payload conditions
This translates directly into longer effective flight time and consistent thrust output.
Cell internal resistance: <1mΩ
Pack internal impedance: ≤9mΩ
Lower impedance delivers measurable benefits:
Reduced heat generation under high current
Lower voltage sag during takeoff and acceleration
Improved motor response consistency
Higher overall energy efficiency
For heavy-lift and high-inertia UAV platforms, this stability is often more critical than headline C-ratings.
Continuous Discharge: 120A
Peak Pulse Discharge: 8C - 25C (≤3 seconds)
Designed to support:
Heavy-load takeoff
Rapid ascent and maneuvering
Emergency power demands
Wind compensation during agricultural or inspection missions
To meet professional procurement and engineering audit requirements, OID687187-16A undergoes multi-dimensional validation:
High-Load Cycling Test:
3C continuous discharge at elevated ambient conditions; capacity retention remains stable after repeated cycles.
Thermal Performance Evaluation:
Low impedance design minimizes temperature rise under sustained load, reducing long-term degradation risk.
Mechanical Integrity:
Reinforced aluminum structure enhances resistance to vibration and mechanical stress common in industrial UAV operations.
Protection Response:
Integrated protection circuits for overcharge, over-discharge, and short-circuit conditions.
These measures are designed to reduce operational risk, not merely meet minimum specifications.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | OID687187-16Ah |
| Nominal Capacity | 16000mAh |
| Minimum Capacity | 15800mAh |
| 3C Discharge Capacity | ≥16000mAh |
| Nominal Voltage | 22.2V |
| Full Charge Voltage | 25.2V |
| Discharge Cutoff Voltage | 19.8V |
| Cell Internal Resistance | <1mΩ |
| Pack Internal Impedance | ≤9mΩ |
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Standard Charging | 0.5C |
| Fast Charging | 1C |
| Maximum Fast Charging | 2C |
| Charge Temperature | 0°C to 60°C |
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Continuous Discharge | 120A |
| High-Load Performance | ≥16Ah @ 3C |
| Peak Pulse | 8C - 25C(≤3s) |
| Discharge Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1850g ±50g |
| Dimensions | 185 × 75 × 68 mm |
| Structure | Five-sided aluminum shell + PVC sleeve |
The mechanical design enhances thermal stability, structural rigidity, and vibration resistance, making it suitable for rugged field environments.
| Test Condition | Result |
|---|---|
| 0.5C Charge / Discharge @ 25°C | ≥350 cycles |
| Capacity Retention | ≥80% |
Optimized for fleet-level, long-term industrial use, not consumer hobby cycles.
Balance Connector: JST-XHR-6P (reverse)
Power Connectors: XT60 / XT90-S / AS120 / AS150 (optional)
Compatible with mainstream industrial UAV power architectures.
| Condition | Temperature |
|---|---|
| Charging | 0°C to 60°C |
| Discharging | -20°C to 60°C |
Agricultural Spraying Drones
Stable high-power output ensures consistent pump pressure and uniform spraying under full payload conditions.
Industrial Inspection & Mapping UAVs
Predictable voltage platform supports long-duration flight paths and data continuity.
Heavy-Lift Cinematography Drones
Low voltage sag improves thrust consistency during dynamic maneuvers.
Search & Rescue / Logistics UAVs
Reliable high-load discharge reduces mission interruption risk in critical operations.
Storage Temperature: 0°C – 35°C
Humidity: ≤75% RH
Recommended Storage Voltage: 22.5V – 23.6V
Proper storage preserves impedance stability and cycle life.
1-year warranty covering manufacturing defects
Misuse, overloading, or operation outside specifications excluded
For engineers and UAV integrators:
OID687187-16Ah high-load discharge behavior in continuous agricultural spraying missions
Battery selection principles for heavy-lift and long-endurance UAV platforms
Thermal performance comparison under sustained 3C discharge conditions
(Technical whitepapers and application notes available upon request.)
We support custom drone battery configurations, connector options, and application-specific tuning for industrial UAV manufacturers, system integrators, and fleet operators.