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M-Series 2000 LFP

Leclanché Marine M-Series 2000 LFP is a shipboard unit in the Battery & UPS Systems group, classified in the source as Lithium-Ion Battery System (ESS). It is normally installed in battery rooms, electrical rooms, ESS compartments or dedicated UPS cabinets with the ventilation and protection required by the installed battery chemistry. Its primary duty is to store electrical energy or provide uninterrupted control, navigation, automation and emergency power during loss or disturbance of the main supply. In service it interfaces with chargers, inverters, DC distribution, BMS controls, ventilation/cooling, fire detection, emergency loads and the vessel power-management system. Compared with neighboring entries in the same product family, this record is the exact Leclanché Marine M-Series 2000 LFP variant; the model designation should be retained unchanged when matching onboard documentation and spares. For exact limits, settings, test values and approved maintenance criteria, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Leclanché Marine M-Series 2000 LFP

Components & Design

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Technical Data

capacity kwh 2000
chemistry LFP
cycle life 6000
c rate 1.0
class approval DNV GL

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Common failures & inspection points

Cell degradation or imbalance from ageing, temperature stress or repeated cycling, typically indicated by reduced autonomy, abnormal cell voltages or BMS alarms
Loose or corroded battery connections, typically indicated by voltage drop, heating or intermittent supply
Charger or inverter failure from power-electronic or cooling faults, typically indicated by loss of charging, transfer alarms or UPS bypass operation
Cooling or ventilation failure, typically indicated by high battery/cabinet temperature, derating or protective shutdown
BMS or monitoring fault from sensor or communication failure, typically indicated by incorrect state-of-charge indication, alarms or inhibited operation

Service & Maintenance

Inspect cells/modules, connections, temperature and ventilation, charger/inverter status, BMS alarms, insulation and enclosure condition; carry out approved capacity or functional tests and use manufacturer documentation for exact limits and replacement criteria.

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Replacement Parts

Keep approved fuses, contactors, monitoring sensors, cooling fans, charger/inverter modules where practical, communication components and battery interconnect hardware; replacement cells/modules must match the approved system.
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