The Aurora case copies the “fuel tank” look of moped-style e-bikes and is sold for building or repairing moped-style packs. It is the only case in this batch with the charge and discharge connectors fully specified: DC2.1 in, a (2+4)-pin output, a power switch and a 3-LED gauge.
The listing title says 18650 while the description and specs say 21700, so the cell holder must be confirmed. The suggested layouts (10S5P, 13S4P, 14S4P) fit either reading.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|
| Removal style | Push-up release |
| Max layout | 13S4P / 14S4P |
Models & specifications
| Model | Max cells | Layouts | Charge port | Discharge | Lock | Gauge | Dimensions |
|---|
| Aurora fuel-tank case | 56 (cell format conflicting) | 10S5P 36V / 13S4P 48V / 14S4P 52V (21700) | DC2.1 | (2+4)-pin | Mechanical lock, 2 keys | 3-LED indicator, power switch | 346.6 × 111.3 × 147.8 mm |
What’s in the box
Case only, no cells, BMS or nickel strip (nickel strip optional where noted)
Highlights
- ****: Fuel-tank styling for moped-style bikes.
- ****: Up to 56 cells, 10S5P / 13S4P / 14S4P.
FAQ
Are cells included?
No. This is an empty enclosure; cells, BMS and wiring are not included.
What voltage can I build?
See the layouts in the model table; the charge gauge voltage must match the pack.
Wholesale, quote-only enclosures (case only, no cells or BMS). Tell us the cell format, S/P layout, voltage of the charge gauge and quantity and we will reply with a quotation.
