6S 22000mAh 22.2V LiPo Battery
The YATTOX 6S 22000mAh UAV LiPo battery provides 488.4Wh of nominal energy at 22.2V, with a 10C label rating. Its listed 1,542g weight, 187 × 77 × 55mm dimensions and XT60 connector are key considerations when evaluating the aircraft’s energy demand, installed mass and wiring compatibility.
·Configuration: 6S
·Nominal Voltage: 22.2V
·Capacity: 22,000mAh
·Nominal Energy: 488.4Wh
·Discharge Rate: 10C (label rating)
·Pack Weight: 1,542g
·Main Connector: XT60
What Changes with a 22Ah LiPo Configuration?
What Changes with a 22Ah LiPo Configuration?
At the same nominal 22.2V as neighboring 6S models, the 22Ah configuration provides 488.4Wh of stated energy. Its added capacity needs to be considered alongside pack mass and aircraft power demand; a higher Wh figure alone does not establish longer flight time.
More Stored Energy at the Same Nominal Voltage
Moving from 20Ah to 22Ah increases nominal energy from 444Wh to 488.4Wh, a difference of 44.4Wh. The aircraft must still support the 6S operating range and the pack’s discharge capability under its own load profile.
A Different Mass and Connector Combination
The 22Ah specification image lists a 1,542g pack with an XT60 connector, while the neighboring 20Ah model is labeled 1,260g with XT90. These are separate product configurations; connector choice and installed battery mass must be reviewed together rather than inferred from capacity alone.
6S 22000mAh LiPo Battery Specifications
Review the published electrical and physical details of the 22Ah pack before comparing it with the aircraft’s battery compartment, power wiring and charging system.
XT60 Connector Checks for UAV Battery Integration
An XT60 plug identifies the connector style shown in the product image; it does not by itself confirm suitability for a particular UAV current profile. Compare mating connectors, harness specifications, polarity and continuous and transient load conditions before integration.
Connector and Harness Match
Confirm the aircraft-side connector, lead gauge, physical routing and strain relief. Avoid treating a change from XT90 to XT60 as a simple like-for-like swap without verifying the complete power path and connector ratings.
Discharge Requirements Under Load
The printed 10C is a product-label rating. For integration decisions, obtain the manufacturer’s supported current conditions and compare them with the UAV’s measured or calculated operating and peak current requirements.
Evaluate the 22Ah Pack Against Your Battery Bay
The listed 187 × 77 × 55mm pack dimensions define a starting point for a fit check, while cable bends, connector clearance, retention and installed mass must also be allowed for in the aircraft design.
Pack Envelope and Restraint
Check the available compartment dimensions against the pack body and account for the battery lead exit and restraint method. A nominal size match does not guarantee an acceptable mounted configuration.
Mass within the Aircraft Weight Budget
Use the image-labeled 1,542g as the pack-mass input when estimating all-up weight. Confirm the aircraft’s permitted battery weight and center-of-gravity limits before selecting the larger-capacity option.
22Ah or 20Ah: Compare Energy, Mass and Connector
Both variants use a nominal 6S 22.2V platform, but the image-labeled figures show differences in energy, installed mass and connector type. Compare all three before deciding which configuration to evaluate in your aircraft.
What to Supply When Reviewing the 22Ah Pack
Before ordering this 22Ah UAV battery pack, share the aircraft’s permitted voltage range, continuous and peak current requirements, available battery-bay dimensions, connector and charger specifications, and allowable installed mass. These details help assess electrical and mechanical suitability without assuming that capacity alone determines compatibility.
Aircraft Electrical Requirements
Share the flight controller or power-distribution requirements, ESC ratings, measured current profile if available, and charging setup. Electrical compatibility cannot be established from the 6S label alone.
Mechanical and Procurement Details
Include available mounting dimensions, lead routing, required connector, prototype quantity and expected ordering volume so the proposed pack can be assessed against the actual project.
6S 22000mAh LiPo Battery FAQs
These answers focus on the 22Ah model’s documented specifications and the practical checks needed before adding it to a UAV power system.
What is different about this 22Ah pack compared with the 20Ah version?
The 22Ah pack is labeled at 488.4Wh versus 444Wh for the 20Ah model, an increase of 44.4Wh. The product images also list different weights, dimensions and connector types, so the choice requires more than comparing capacity.
Can an aircraft wired for XT90 use this XT60-equipped battery directly?
Not without confirming the aircraft’s mating connector, harness, current requirements and approved integration arrangement. The pictured XT60 plug is not automatically interchangeable with the XT90 connector shown on the neighboring model.
Does the 488.4Wh figure predict flight time for a 22Ah UAV pack?
No. It represents nominal stored energy. Actual flight time depends on the aircraft’s power consumption, battery mass, operating limits and reserve requirements; a flight-time figure cannot be established from Wh alone.
Why does pack weight matter when moving from 20Ah to 22Ah?
The image labels show 1,542g for the 22Ah model and 1,260g for the 20Ah model. The extra nominal energy must be evaluated alongside the 282g increase in stated battery mass and the aircraft’s payload and center-of-gravity limits.
What should be checked before fitting the 187 × 77 × 55mm pack?
Confirm the usable battery-bay envelope, the orientation of the pack, cable exit clearance, secure mounting and installed balance. The stated dimensions describe the battery body but do not guarantee fit in a particular airframe.
Is the printed 10C rating enough to approve this battery for a UAV?
No. It is a label specification. Selection should also consider the manufacturer’s supported continuous and peak discharge conditions, wiring, connector limits and the aircraft’s real load profile.
Compare More Capacities in the 6S LiPo Range
Review the neighboring 6S options when your application requires a different balance of nominal energy, available space or connection arrangement. Check each product’s own specification before deciding.

6S 20000mAh LiPo Battery
22.2V nominal, 444Wh stored energy — the neighboring lower-capacity 6S option with an XT90 connector.

6S 18000mAh LiPo Battery
399.6Wh in a high-capacity 22.2V 6S pack — the larger-energy option for longer-endurance UAV missions.

6S 15000mAh LiPo Battery
333Wh of nominal energy in a balanced 22.2V 6S configuration — a mid-range capacity step for endurance evaluation.

6S 12500mAh LiPo Battery
277.5Wh in a compact 22.2V 6S pack — the lighter-weight option for UAV platforms with tight mass and space budgets.
Return to UAV Battery Packs for the full 6S range.
Discuss the 22Ah Configuration for Your UAV
Send your aircraft’s electrical requirements, installation dimensions and connector details to discuss whether this 22Ah, 488.4Wh option suits your project.
Provide your aircraft voltage, current and mounting requirements for a configuration discussion.
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