What Batteries in the Plus?

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Hi everybody,
I have access to an Enertia Plus MY2012. I did find quite some infos about the Enertia Basic batteries - Valence U1-12XP. But I failed to find anything about the Enertia Plus batteries.
So what

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Come on folks! 40 views within two days but no answer?

After all, i

[Brammofan]

Did you see this thread?: https://brammoforum.com/index.php?topic=366.0

Maybe not the answer you're looking for, but it's about all I got.

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Thanks for the reply - actually no, I did not see this post. I did massage the search function but focused on threads of the last years (since 2018). I'm surprised this was already a topic in 2010/11.
I will keep on looking for information how to revive a presumed-dead Enertia+ - even if this means a battery rebuild.
I already found the Valence U1-12XP on the net but besides the lower capacity I'm not sure it would work at all with the plus...

Are you aware of any documented battery build/rebuild of any version of the Enertia? So far I didn't find any post or video that deal with the details.

[Brammofan]

I think all I've seen on the forum is a rebuild of the Empulse.

[KaFr]

Hi everybody,
I have access to an Enertia Plus MY2012. I did find quite some infos about the Enertia Basic batteries - Valence U1-12XP. But I failed to find anything about the Enertia Plus batteries.
So what

Hi, Enertia plus uses two Brammmo BPM 44/70 modules. It is completely different from the six Valence modules in Enertia Basic. Also the VCU is programmed differently, so they cannot be interchanged!

[KaFr]

Here is the specification of the Brammo battery module for the Enertia Plus:

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Great stuff - thanks a lot!