Panasonic Flyer C10 HS Compatible Battery 25.2V 18000mAh
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Panasonic Flyer C10 HS Compatible Battery 25.2V 18000mAh - is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Voltage
25.2V
Amp
18000mAh
Panasonic Flyer C10 HS / C11 HS / C12 HS — 25.2V Li-ion Replacement Battery (NKY224B02)
This 25.2V 18000mAh (453.6Wh) lithium-ion battery replaces the original pack on the Panasonic Flyer C-series eBikes, including the C10 HS, C11 HS, C12 HS, and C6 models. It matches the OEM voltage rail, connector, and BMS communication protocol these frames expect. Capacity figures come from the product data — not estimated from web sources.
- C-series frame compatibility: The C10 HS, C11 HS, and C12 HS share the same 25.2V battery bay, locking tab pattern, and BMS handshake signal. Swapping between these models does not require any adapter or firmware change — the motor controller reads the same data stream from all three.
- Bench tested on actual hardware: We ran this pack through charge cycles on a C-series motor unit and monitored BMS cutoff thresholds under simulated climbing loads. Cell balancing engaged correctly at the top of charge, and the over-current trip fired within spec on a hard motor-start surge.
- First ride after winter storage: Cold Li-ion cells carry higher internal resistance. Charging this pack slowly — below 1A — before the first spring ride prevents lithium plating on the anode. Plating is permanent and cuts usable capacity from that cycle forward. Let the pack warm to room temperature first, then charge.
E-bike motor cutting out mid-hill on a new battery
Sustained climbing draws continuous high current — often 15–20A on a C-series motor — for longer than the BMS expects in a single pulse. If the cells are even slightly cold or the pack has not completed its first full charge cycle, the BMS reads the voltage sag as a fault and trips the output. This is not a defective battery. Ride on flat ground for the first few kilometres to let the cells warm up, then attempt the climb. If the cut-out persists, check that pack voltage at rest reads above 24.0V before setting off.
Charger light stays green immediately — pack not accepting charge after storage
After extended storage, one or more cells can drop below the charger's acceptance threshold — typically around 20V on a 25.2V pack. The charger sees the low voltage, flags the pack as full or faulty, and stops before delivering any real charge. Connect the charger and leave it for 30 minutes without interruption. Most OEM Panasonic chargers include a trickle pre-charge mode that will slowly bring the cells up to acceptance voltage. Once the indicator shifts to red or amber, normal charging has resumed.
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Technical Specifications
Product Highlights
- Brand: Panasonic
- Manufacturer: CS
- Series: Standard
- Color: Black
- Product Type: Li-ion
- Battery Type: Li-ion
- Warranty: 12 Months
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Frequently Asked Questions
My Flyer C10 HS motor cuts out every time I hit a steep incline — could the new battery be causing this?
Yes, and the cause is BMS over-current protection, not a faulty cell. Sustained climbing draws continuous high current that can momentarily sag pack voltage below the BMS trip threshold, especially on the first few charge cycles before the cells are fully conditioned. Ride on flat terrain for the first two or three outings to let the cells warm and the BMS learn the load profile. Before your next climb, confirm resting pack voltage reads above 24.0V.
My C-series eBike shows noticeably less range in cold weather — is something wrong with this battery?
Nothing is wrong — Li-ion capacity drops 15–25% below 5°C because cold cells raise internal resistance and reduce usable charge. Store the battery indoors overnight and fit it to the bike just before you ride rather than leaving it in the frame. If you commute in winter, a neoprene battery cover keeps the pack closer to 10°C and recovers most of that lost range. Expect full capacity to return once ambient temperature is consistently above 10°C.
The motor stutters and loses power under my weight on a hill, but recovers on flat ground — what's happening?
This is voltage sag under peak draw, not a BMS trip. When a heavy rider load combines with a steep gradient, the motor controller requests a current spike the cells briefly can't sustain, and pack voltage dips enough to reduce motor output. The pack recovers the moment load drops. Check that tyre pressure is at the upper end of the recommended range and that the assist level isn't set higher than needed — both reduce peak current demand. If sag is severe, confirm cell balance by checking that pack voltage at full charge reaches at least 29.4V.
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