Propulsion battery definition
Propulsion battery means an electrical energy storage device,
Propulsion battery means the assembly of the blocs constituting the electric energy source.
Propulsion battery means an electrical energy storage device, consisting of one or more individual battery modules or battery cells, which are used to supply power to propel an electric or hybrid road vehicle. "Propulsion battery" includes, but is not limited to, lithium-ion batteries and nickel-metal hydride batteries, and includes batteries that have been removed from a vehicle and batteries that are still embedded in a vehicle. "Propulsion battery" does not include a starter battery or a battery used for, or embedded in, products for industrial applications.
Examples of Propulsion battery in a sentence
Backup light switch, Brake light switch, manually operated switches, Neutral safety switch, Pulley and mounting bracket, Propulsion battery, Starter drive, Starter motor, Starter solenoid, Voltage regulator, Wiper motors, Wiring harnesses.
More Definitions of Propulsion battery
Propulsion battery means the assembly of the blocs constituting the electric energy source;