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Continuous Operation VS Frequent Start-Stop: LF100LA & LF105 Scenario Comparison

Continuous Operation VS Frequent Start-Stop: LF100LA & LF105 Scenario Comparison

July 28, 2026
Caroline Kang - CEO

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Caroline Kang - CEO

LF100LA and LF105 prismatic aluminum LFP cells are mainstream choices in the industry and often compared by equipment solution engineers. Both share a nominal voltage of 3.2V, yet they differ greatly in internal resistance, cycle durability, low-temperature tolerance and shell size, fitting distinct equipment operating conditions. Combined with real application scenarios of various devices, this article sorts out the applicable scope of the two models for fast selection reference.

 

I. Long-Term Steady Continuous Working: LF100LA is Preferred

 

 

For equipment running nonstop at constant speed across multiple daily shifts, LF100LA delivers better overall performance.

 

EVE LF100LA prismatic LFP power cell

Gentle Heat Generation

 

It brings minor voltage fluctuation during operation and low temperature rise after long-hour running. No complicated extra heat dissipation parts are needed, simplifying the overall machine design.

 

Long Service Life

 

It supports more full charge & discharge cycles under normal room temperature, so you don’t need to replace cells frequently and save long-term costs.

 

Easy Assembly

 

The cell is thicker, ideal for machines with spacious battery compartments. Moderate clamping force is required during assembly, and fixing jigs are easy to produce.

 

II. Frequent Start-Stop & Outdoor Low-Temp Working: LF105 Performs Better

 

LF105 Battery Cell shows full performance strengths for equipment with frequent acceleration and climbing, or year-round outdoor operation in cold regions.

 

EVE LF105 high pulse lithium cell

Strong Instant Power

 

It delivers powerful output when starting, climbing or bearing temporary heavy loads, without power shortage under sudden loads.

 

 

Excellent Low-Temp Resistance

 

It maintains enough power output even outdoors under sub-zero temperature, and supports normal charging without long warm-up waiting, improving outdoor working efficiency.

 

 

Fit Compact Chassis

 

The narrow & slim shape matches compact machines with narrow battery space and enough vertical height. Higher clamping force is needed during assembly, so the fixing frame needs reinforcement.

 

 

 

III. Quick Scenario Selection Summary

 

Suitable for LF100LA

 

-20℃ discharge LF100LA cell

Equipment running non-stop across all shifts under indoor constant temperature

 

 

 

 

Machine solutions prioritizing ultra-long service life and lower maintenance costs

 

 

 

 

Machines with wide, thick battery installation space

 

 Suitable for LF105

 

105Ah nominal LF105 power cell

Working machines with frequent startup and heavy climbing loads

 

 

 

 

Outdoor machines running outdoors all winter in cold northern areas

 

 

 

 

Compact equipment with narrow chassis and limited battery thickness space

 

FAQ

 

Q1: What is the nominal capacity of LF100LA and LF105?

LF100LA nominal 102Ah, LF105 nominal 105Ah.

 

Q2: What’s max charging voltage for both cells?

Both max charging voltage 3.65V.

 

Q3: Discharge cut-off voltage above 0℃?

Over 0℃, discharge cut-off 2.5V.

 

Q4: Min discharge voltage at temperature ≤0℃?

≤0℃, discharge cut-off 2.0V.

 

Q5: How many cycles for LF100LA at 25℃ 0.5C?

5000 cycles with 80% capacity retention at 25℃ 0.5C.

 

Q6: Standard cycle life of LF105 at 25℃?

400 cycles with 80% capacity retention at 25℃ 0.5C.

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