The High-Current Power to Conquer the Water
Hanery is a leading B2B manufacturer of high-discharge (High-C), high-capacity, and durable polymer lithium-ion batteries for the RC boat market. From high-speed race boats to scale model ships, we engineer the robust, high-current power systems that deliver thrilling speeds and extended runtimes on the water.
Safety
Low Self-Discharge
Long Lifespan
Lightweight
Your Expert RC Boat Battery Manufacturer in China
For a hobby where power and durability are constantly tested by water, partner with a manufacturer that builds for the marine environment.
Extreme High-Current Delivery
Engineered with high-C and low-IR cells to power high-RPM brushless motors and large propellers without overheating.
Water-Resistant Construction
Our packs are built with techniques to enhance moisture resistance, crucial for the wet RC boating environment.
Durable Hard Case Protection
We offer robust, impact-resistant hard cases to protect cells from the vibrations and impacts of high-speed boating.
High Capacity for Longer Runs
We use high-density cells to maximize runtime, keeping you on the water longer.
Advanced Cell Matching & Balancing
We provide precisely matched cells for high-voltage packs (2S, 3S, 4S+) to ensure optimal health and performance.
High-Volume OEM Production
We are a reliable manufacturing partner for RC boat and marine hobby brands worldwide.
Custom RC Boat Batteries as Your B2B Supplier
Hanery is your specialist partner for custom multi-cell polymer battery packs, meticulously engineered for the high-performance world of RC boats. We understand the unique challenges of the marine environment: the need for massive, sustained current to push through water, and the necessity of durability against moisture and vibration. Our expertise lies in creating powerful, robust battery packs that deliver the thrilling speed and reliable endurance that RC boat enthusiasts demand.
Wholesale RC Boat Battery Capabilities
We provide custom power solutions for the entire spectrum of the RC boat market.
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Is Your Boat's Battery Overheating or Fading Under Full Throttle?
Unleash its true speed. Our low-IR, high-discharge battery technology is built to handle the sustained high-current demands of marine power systems.
Customized Options for Your RC Boat Batteries
We engineer every detail for a competitive edge on the water.
Ultra-High-Discharge (High-C) Selection
We offer cells with continuous discharge ratings from 50C to 120C+ to power the most demanding brushless motor systems.
High-Voltage Pack Configuration
We specialize in building high-voltage packs (2S/7.4V, 3S/11.1V, 4S/14.8V, up to 8S+) with precisely matched cells.
Durable Hard Case Enclosures
We design and manufacture robust, often sealed, hard cases to protect against moisture and impacts.
Industry-Standard Marine Connectors
We can integrate any popular high-current connector, including XT90, EC5, and larger 6-8mm bullet connectors.
Low Internal Resistance (Low-IR)
We use advanced construction and cell matching to achieve the lowest possible IR for maximum power and minimal heat.
Full OEM Branding & Packaging
We provide complete solutions with your brand, custom labels, and retail-ready packaging.
Get Your Batteries in Bulk, Step-by-Step
In-Depth Consultation
We analyze your boat's power system (motor/ESC), target runtime, hull space, and performance goals.
Engineering & Proposal
We provide a comprehensive proposal with detailed specifications and a transparent wholesale quote.
Prototyping & Performance Testing
We produce high-performance prototypes for you to validate for fit, power delivery, and real-world runtime.
Refinement & Certification
We refine the pack design based on your testing and manage all required transportation certifications.
High-Volume Automated Production
Your bulk order is manufactured with a focus on consistency and competitive performance.
Global Logistics & Compliant Shipping
We manage the complex logistics of shipping high-energy batteries safely and compliantly worldwide.
FAQ for RC Boat Batteries
A: Water creates significantly more drag than air or land. A boat’s motor must work much harder, drawing a very high and continuous current to achieve and maintain high speeds. A high-C battery can deliver this current without overheating or suffering from significant voltage drop.
A: We can build battery packs in sealed hard cases that are highly water-resistant. However, for full submersion safety, we always recommend ensuring the boat’s internal electronics compartment is fully waterproofed by the manufacturer.
A: For a new custom design, our MOQ typically starts at 20,000 to 50,000 units, depending on the complexity of the hard case and cell volume.
A: Yes, many high-power boats use two identical packs run in series (to double the voltage, e.g., two 4S packs to make 8S) or in parallel (to double the capacity). We provide precisely matched packs for this purpose.
A: It is extremely important. Low IR means the battery runs cooler and delivers more power to the motor instead of wasting it as heat. In the confined space of a boat’s hull, keeping heat down is critical for the safety and longevity of all electronics.
A: After the design is finalized, which includes the hard case mold design, the lead time for the first batch of prototypes is generally 7-9 weeks.
A: You will need a quality LiPo balance charger that can handle the cell count (e.g., a 6S-capable charger for a 6S battery) and has the correct connector plug.
A: Yes. We will build the pack with the appropriate heavy-gauge, high-flex silicone wire and terminate it with your choice of high-current connector (XT90, EC5, etc.).
A: Yes, all our batteries are tested to UN38.3 standards for safe transport. We always recommend storing LiPo batteries in a fire-resistant bag or container in a cool, dry place.
A: Please provide the target voltage (e.g., 4S/14.8V), target capacity (mAh), required continuous C-Rating, maximum dimensions (or specific hard case size), the connector type, and your estimated annual volume.