Custom Battery Project Process

How Custom Battery Projects Work

THOR Power’s custom battery development process turns device requirements into reliable packs — from engineering review and sample testing to stable mass production for OEM/ODM customers.

No exact battery model required. Send us your device space, voltage, current, runtime target, connector, PCM/BMS and application needs. We will review the project and recommend a suitable battery solution.

Get a Battery Solution Start with your device requirements. Our team will help confirm the battery direction.

From Requirement Review to Stable Supply

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Requirement Review Device space, voltage, current, runtime and application needs.
02
Battery Solution Matching LiPo, Li-ion, 18650 / 21700, LiFePO4 or special pack direction.
03
Sample Development Sample production for fit, function, connector and safety testing.
04
Mass Production Support Specification lock, QC, packaging and long-term repeat supply.
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BATTERY PACK SYSTEM DESIGN

A Custom Battery Pack Is a System, Not Just a Cell

Cell selection, electrical design, protection, mechanical fit, and production control must work together before a custom battery pack can be reliable.

01

Cell Selection

Cell format is matched to space, output, cycle life, and application needs.

02

Electrical Structure

Voltage, capacity, series-parallel layout, and discharge current are designed together.

03

Protection Design

PCM or BMS helps manage charging, current, temperature, and safety protection.

04

Mechanical Fit

Size, housing, connector, wire direction, and fixing method fit the final device.

05

Production Control

Sampling, assembly, electrical testing, and QC keep mass production consistent.

From cell to finished pack, THOR Power builds custom battery solutions for real device use, testing, shipment, and long-term supply.
CUSTOM SOLUTION PATHS

Battery Solutions for Different Custom Projects

Different battery projects start from different needs — compact size, higher power, backup runtime, replacement compatibility, or long-term OEM supply. THOR Power helps match the right battery structure for each project.

01

Compact LiPo Battery Projects

Thin LiPo pouch batteries for small devices with limited space, custom size, connector, wire, PCM, label, and packaging.

02

Li-ion Battery Pack Development

Rechargeable Li-ion battery packs for portable, industrial, monitoring, and smart electronic devices.

03

18650 / 21700 Power Packs

Stronger cylindrical cell packs for higher current, longer runtime, series-parallel structure, BMS, housing, and terminals.

04

LiFePO4 Backup Power Packs

Safer LFP battery packs for backup power, energy storage, 12V / 24V / 48V systems, and long cycle life.

05

Replacement Battery Packs

Battery pack redesign or upgrade for existing devices, including voltage, connector, housing, and safety compatibility.

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Custom Special Battery Packs

Non-standard battery pack projects with special structure, mixed requirements, private label, and long-term OEM/ODM supply.

PROJECT RISK CONTROL

The Real Challenge Is Not Sampling — It Is Stable Production

Many custom battery projects fail after the first working sample. THOR Power focuses on the details that affect performance, safety, assembly, shipment, and long-term repeatability.

01

Sample Works, Production Fails

A sample is only the start. Each batch must repeat the same performance, size, wiring, and protection logic.

02

Capacity Looks Right, Runtime Is Wrong

Real runtime depends on load current, cutoff voltage, temperature, and the device power curve.

03

BMS Protects Too Early or Too Late

Wrong protection settings may cause shutdown, overheating, poor charging, or safety risk.

04

Battery Fits, But Assembly Is Difficult

Wire direction, connector position, fixing method, label, and housing tolerance affect final assembly.

05

Good Design, Weak Supply Continuity

Cell sourcing, process control, and documentation must support repeat orders and long-term supply.

06

Shipment Documents Come Too Late

UN38.3, MSDS, labels, packaging, and transport rules should be planned before shipment.

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PROJECT INPUT CHECKLIST

Clear Project Details Lead to a Better Battery Solution

A reliable custom battery solution starts with clear project information. Basic details help us review battery type, size, protection, connector, cost direction, and sample feasibility faster.

Before choosing a battery model, we need to understand how the battery will be used inside your device. This helps avoid wrong size, unstable runtime, unsuitable BMS settings, connector mismatch, and delayed sampling.

You do not need a full technical drawing at the beginning. Size, voltage, application, quantity, and photos of the battery space are already helpful for the first review.
01

Device & Application

What product will the battery power, and how will it be used?

02

Battery Space

Available length, width, thickness, shape limit, and installation direction.

03

Voltage & Runtime

Required voltage, target capacity, charging method, and expected working time.

04

Load Current

Continuous current, peak current, startup current, or special discharge demand.

05

Protection & Connection

PCM/BMS, NTC, connector type, wire length, polarity, and communication needs.

06

Quantity & Documents

Sample quantity, mass production plan, label, packaging, UN38.3, MSDS, or shipping needs.

A good battery solution depends on both factory capability and clear project input.
CUSTOM BATTERY FAQ

Questions Customers Ask Before Starting a Custom Battery Project

Custom battery projects often involve size limits, cell selection, runtime, safety protection, connectors, certifications, and production stability. These answers help you review key issues before sampling.

How do I know which battery type is suitable for my product?

The right battery type depends on device space, voltage, discharge current, runtime, charging method, safety requirements, and application environment. Thin devices often use LiPo pouch batteries, while higher-power packs may use cylindrical Li-ion, 18650 / 21700 cells, or LiFePO4 cells for backup and energy storage projects.

Can THOR Power develop a battery if I only have device space or an old sample?

Yes. You can provide available battery space, voltage, application, photos, drawings, or an existing battery sample. We can review the battery direction, possible cell structure, connector, PCM/BMS, and sample feasibility based on the information available.

Why can two batteries with the same voltage and capacity perform differently?

Voltage and capacity are only part of battery performance. Real runtime and stability are affected by load current, cell quality, internal resistance, cutoff voltage, protection board settings, temperature, and the device power curve.

Why does a battery pack shut down during real device testing?

Unexpected shutdown may come from peak current, BMS overcurrent protection, voltage drop, temperature protection, unsuitable cell selection, or incorrect protection parameters. Load current and working conditions should be reviewed before sampling.

Can the sample battery be kept consistent in mass production?

A working sample is only the first step. Stable production requires controlled cell sourcing, pack structure, welding, PCM/BMS assembly, electrical testing, aging, labeling, packaging, and final QC records.

Can you make replacement or upgrade battery packs for existing devices?

Yes. We can review voltage compatibility, connector type, wire layout, housing fit, discharge performance, protection design, label, and packaging for replacement or upgrade battery pack projects. Matching the original installation space and connector is critical, so old battery photos, dimensions, or a sample help us confirm a drop-in fit before sampling.

When should UN38.3, MSDS, and shipping requirements be considered?

Shipping documents and transport requirements should be considered before mass shipment. Depending on the battery model and destination, UN38.3, MSDS, labels, packaging method, and lithium battery transport rules may affect delivery planning.

Do you support sample testing before mass production?

Yes. Sample testing is a core step in our project workflow. Before mass production, an approved sample confirms size, voltage, connector, wire length, PCM/BMS, runtime, and assembly fit. Locking these details at the sample stage is what keeps batch production consistent and avoids costly changes once tooling and cell sourcing are fixed.

Need a Battery Engineer to Review Your Project?

Send us your device space, voltage, application, quantity, connector needs, or an old battery sample. A better custom battery project starts with the right questions before sampling, not after production problems appear.

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