High voltage battery

[yooser]

Hello,
I've only owned my Jazz EX Style for a few months and just out of interest I tried to find out what the
voltage of the high voltage battery is , most reports are very vague and the answers appear to be 45 volts to abut 200 volts , in other words they are just as clueless as I am !
On another question, has anyone else experienced the front windows rattling when they are opened about one inch , the rest of the car is O.K. easy to drive and very good on fuel consumption.
I noticed on another topic if anyone has given their car a name ? The only car I gave a name to was a Renaut Captur (the most unreliable car I've owned), the name was Craptur.
All the best from Neale.

[5thcivic]

45 volts would not be enough to provide the torque and would not require special orange insulation cabling, it is likely to be around 200 volts typically.

[Jazzik]

The only car I gave a name to was a Renaut Captur (the most unreliable car I've owned), the name was Craptur.

Greetings, "Miles"

[John Ratsey]

According to this Honda document the HV battery is 173 Volts https://www.techinfo.honda-eu.com/documents/22251/47342/Honda_Jazz_Euro-NCAP-sheet_ENG_s_V2.pdf .

[SebastianTR]

Car has 48pcs 3.6V battery in total 172V

[Marco1979]

Interesting table. I was wandering why maximum output current would be measured in arms (why do they measure that in body parts?) until I realised that it is Ampere root mean square, which leads to Arms. Lol .

[SebastianTR]

https://www.marklines.com/en/report_all/rep2074_202010#report_area_2

Lots of interesting stuff

[nowster]

48 × 3.6V nominal LiIon cells will spend most of their time at about 4V (max 4.2V). So that'll be about 200V when above 50% charge.