LiPo Gens ace G-Tech 4000mAh 2S2P 7.4V 60C Battery pack

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Gens ace G-Tech 4000mAh 2S2P 7.4V 60C LiPo Battery.

The Gens ace G-Tech LiPo battery is a high-quality power source with a capacity of 4000mAh and a voltage of 7.4V, designed to provide stable and long-lasting power. Its key parameters, such as 60 C discharge rate, 213 g weight and compact 96 × 47 × 25 mm dimensions, make it ideal for modeling and mobile applications. The G-Tech balancing plug and T-plug discharge plug guarantee ease of use and compatibility, highlighting the battery's functionality and reliability in a variety of operating scenarios.

Manufacturer	Gens ace
Model	GEA402S60D48GT
Battery type	lipo battery
Capacity	4000 mAh
Voltage	7,4 V
Discharge rate	60 C
Weight	213 g
Dimensions	96 × 47 × 25 mm
Balancing plug	G-Tech
Discharge plug	T-plug

Delivery time 10-19 w.d.

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Product codes	12607ITP 6928493310045

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The average camera battery can last from several hours to several dozen hours, depending on the camera model, battery capacity, and usage patterns. Remote shooting, using the camera in low temperatures, or frequent video recording can affect the battery’s operating time. It is generally recommended to have a spare battery, especially for longer photo sessions or trips.

2. How to maintain battery efficiency during the cold season?

During the cold season, batteries may lose some of their operating time due to low temperatures. To maintain battery efficiency, several tips should be followed. Keep the battery in a warm place if possible, and avoid prolonged use in the cold. If using the camera in cold conditions, have a spare battery on hand so you can replace the existing one when it starts draining quickly. It's also important to know that during cold weather, batteries may seem less charged, but they can regain their operating time once warmed up to room temperature.