Adaptr Demo Battery — sample data
LiFePO₄ storage module, 48 V · demonstration operator · put into service 11 March 2023
DEMO-1042 · UPI 8f24-c1a7-4b90-2d55
Reporting normally. Health has fallen from 100% to 91% over three years, which is ordinary for its age and use.
Last reading 30 Sep 2026, 14:02 · 1,118 days of records
What has been observed
Measured from the battery’s own management system. These are readings, not a certification — and where the record has a gap, the gap is shown rather than drawn over.
| State of health today | 91% |
| Full charge cycles counted | 842 |
| Widest cell spread seen | 84 mV |
| Temperature range seen | 4 °C – 38 °C |
| Faults recorded | 2 |
| Longest gap in reporting | 6 hours |
What happened to it
Every fault the battery reported, kept whether or not it was resolved. A record that dropped the resolved ones would be a record that flatters the pack.
- Over-temperature warning, cleared after 40 minutes.
- Cell imbalance above the pack’s threshold, cleared after balancing.
- Six hours of silence — no readings received. Cause not recorded.
What the maker declared
Supplied by the manufacturer and inherited by every pack of this model. Adaptr has not verified these figures, and says so rather than presenting them beside the measured ones without distinction.
| Chemistry | LiFePO₄ |
| Rated capacity | 100 Ah |
| Rated energy | 4.8 kWh |
| Nominal voltage | 48 V |
| Expected lifetime | 4,000 cycles |
| Carbon footprint | 680 kg CO₂e |
| Recycled content | cobalt 12% · lithium 4% |
Not shown here
Where this battery is installed, who operates it, the economic operator’s registered identifier, and the reading-by-reading record are not public. Authorised parties — the operator, a recycler taking the pack on, or a regulator — can be granted access to the full record. The regulation specifies different information for different audiences, which is why one code has to serve several.