TECHNICAL DATASHEETS

622+ Datasheets. One Configurator.

The MonoLith platform is a scalable architecture with over 622 base configurations — each with its own downloadable datasheet. Instead of a static PDF library, every datasheet is generated live from the PackForge configurator, dialed to the exact voltage, energy, and power your project requires.

622+
Base Configurations
2,000+
With Parallel Arrays
28–857 V
Voltage Range
3–498 kWh
Energy Range

Why You Won't Find a Static Datasheet Library

Most battery manufacturers publish a handful of fixed configurations. The MonoLith platform is different — it's a parametric architecture where the same module, cell, and enclosure combine in hundreds of ways. A static library can't represent that, so the datasheets are generated on demand, specific to each configuration.

Scalable Architecture

One qualified cell, one structural platform, hundreds of series-parallel arrangements. Every configuration shares the same tested building blocks.

Live Filtering

Set your voltage, energy, and power requirements. The configurator shows only the configurations that fit — no scrolling through irrelevant options.

Per-Config Datasheets

Each datasheet carries the exact part number, electrical specs, mechanical dimensions, and layout for the configuration you selected. No generic specs.

Step-by-Step

From Requirements to Datasheet in Four Steps

The entire process takes less than a minute. Here's exactly how to navigate the configurator and download the datasheet that matches your project.

Step 01

Set Your Performance Window

Drag the sliders to narrow the field

The configurator opens with every MonoLith configuration visible. Three range sliders across the top let you dial in exactly what you need: voltage range, energy capacity, and discharge power. Drag either thumb on any slider and the grid instantly filters to show only the configurations that fit within your window.

Start with the parameter you know best — if your application requires 400 V nominal, set the voltage slider first
Each slider shows a histogram behind the track so you can see where configurations cluster
The system automatically includes multi-pack parallel arrays when your requirements exceed single-pack limits
Step 02

Browse or Chart-Navigate

Two ways to find the right configuration

Below the sliders, you have two navigation modes. The card grid shows every matching configuration with key specs at a glance — voltage, energy, power, weight, and cell count. Toggle the spectrum chart to see all results plotted by energy versus voltage, where each dot is a configuration you can click to select.

Sort the grid by energy, power, voltage, or weight to surface the best fit quickly
In the chart view, click any dot to open its detail panel instantly
The grid loads results in batches — scroll down and click "Show more" to reveal additional matches
Step 03

Review Full Specifications

Open the detail panel for any configuration

Click any configuration card to open a slide-out panel with the complete specification breakdown. You will see electrical parameters (nominal, minimum, and maximum voltage, continuous and peak current), physical dimensions and weight, module layout visualization, and thermal specifications — everything needed to evaluate the fit.

The layout visualizer shows the actual module arrangement inside the enclosure
Pin up to three configurations to compare them side by side in the dock at the bottom
The detail panel derives all system-level specs from the base configuration and your selected parallel count
Step 04

Download Your Datasheet

One-click PDF for the exact configuration

Inside the detail panel, the "Download Datasheet" button generates a professional PDF datasheet for that exact configuration — with the correct part number, system-level electrical and mechanical specifications, layout diagram, and performance envelope. The datasheet is generated on the fly, specific to the configuration you selected.

Each datasheet carries a unique part number that maps to the specific cell chemistry, series-parallel arrangement, and enclosure
Downloaded datasheets can be attached directly to RFQ packages or internal design reviews
If you want to go further, the "Request Quote" button at the bottom sends your selected or pinned configurations directly to the engineering team

Power User Tips

Get the most out of the configurator with these advanced features.

Smart Match

Upload an existing requirements document or specification sheet. The AI engine scores every configuration against your specs and ranks the best matches automatically.

Compare Up to Three

Pin configurations to the comparison dock at the bottom of the screen. See specs side by side and send all pinned configs directly to the RFQ form.

Deep-Link Your Filters

Filter settings are encoded in the page URL. Copy and share a link with your exact voltage, energy, and power window — your colleagues will see the same filtered view.

Request a Quote

Found the right configuration? The quote request flow is built into the configurator — no separate form needed. Select your config and click "Request Quote" in the detail panel or comparison dock.

Ready to Find Your Configuration?

Open the PackForge configurator, set your requirements, and download the datasheet for the MonoLith configuration that fits your project.

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