Genisom L1 Spare Battery

A compact quadruped works in battery sized chunks. GENISOM lists 1 to 2 hours of endurance for the L1, and about an hour to recharge, so with a single pack every session runs on a simple pattern: work, stop, wait, repeat. A second battery breaks that pattern. While one pack charges, the other powers the robot, and the waiting time between runs shrinks to the time it takes to change packs. The Genisom L1 Spare Battery is that second pack.

Background

The GENISOM L1 family is a line of compact, industrial grade quadrupeds built for research, education, inspection and patrol. The platform uses a 43.2 V, 5 Ah battery, with GENISOM and its resellers listing 1 to 2 hours of endurance and a range of about 6 km for the legged L1 under no load test conditions. The wheel leg L1-W is listed with the same 43.2 V, 5 Ah battery figures and a longer range of up to 9 km, because rolling uses less energy than walking.

Endurance in real use depends on payload, terrain, speed and attached sensors. A robot carrying a LiDAR, a depth camera and an onboard computer, like the Genisom L1 EDU, will draw more power than a bare robot walking on flat floors.

Specifications

At 43.2 V and 5 Ah, the pack holds roughly 216 Wh of nominal energy. That figure matters for shipping and travel planning, covered below.

What a Spare Battery Changes

With one battery, a two hour class or test session may include a long pause while the robot recharges. With two, the robot can run, come back for a quick pack change and keep going. For a full lab day or an all day demonstration, two or three packs rotating through the charger keep the robot available for most of the day.

A spare also protects against the unexpected. If a pack is damaged, reaches the end of its service life or is left uncharged, a second battery keeps the robot in service while the first is dealt with.

Applications

• University courses: keeping the robot ready for consecutive student groups.
• Research sessions: extending data collection, mapping and locomotion tests beyond one battery.
• Demonstrations and exhibitions: running the robot through a full event day.
• Field testing: carrying a charged pack to outdoor or remote test sites where charging is not available.
• Inspection and patrol prototypes: testing longer routes and multi shift scenarios.
• Replacement: restoring runtime when an original pack has aged.

Who Should Buy the Genisom L1 Spare Battery?

Buy a spare battery if you run an L1 family robot for longer than one charge allows, take it to sites without power, or need a replacement for an aging pack. It suits universities, research labs, robotics courses, event teams and integrators testing longer missions.

Which Should You Buy?

Before You Buy

• Confirm your model: check that the battery matches your robot (L1, L1-W, L1 EDU or L1-W EDU) before ordering.
• Size your rotation: divide your daily operating time by 1 to 2 hours per pack, and remember each pack needs about an hour on the charger.
• Check charger capacity: ask whether one charger is enough for your rotation or whether a second charger would keep packs ready faster.
• Plan shipping and travel: at roughly 216 Wh, this pack is above the 160 Wh level at which airlines generally refuse lithium batteries in passenger baggage. Check carrier and local rules before traveling or shipping.
• Store packs properly: keep spares in a cool, dry place at partial charge, and follow GENISOM's storage guidance.
• Track cycles: with a published cycle life of about 500 cycles, heavy users should plan for replacement packs over time.

Pricing and Availability

The Genisom L1 Spare Battery is available to buy directly from this page. Current price and availability are shown at the top of the page. Add it to your cart to order, or add it to your quote together with a robot, a Genisom L1 Charging Dock or other accessories. You can also browse the full Genisom range and other robot batteries.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Genisom L1 Spare Battery?

It is a 43.2 V, 5 Ah lithium battery pack for the GENISOM L1 quadruped platform, used as a spare or replacement main battery.

How long does the L1 run on one battery?

GENISOM lists 1 to 2 hours of endurance. Actual runtime depends on payload, terrain, speed and attached sensors.

How long does the battery take to charge?

Published specifications list about 1 hour, measured at a standard 25 °C ambient temperature.

Does it work with the L1-W and EDU editions?

The L1-W and EDU editions are listed with the same 43.2 V, 5 Ah battery figures. Confirm compatibility with your exact model before ordering.

How many batteries do I need?

For short sessions, one spare is usually enough. For full days of operation, plan two or three packs rotating through the charger.

Can I take the battery on a plane?

At roughly 216 Wh, it is above the level airlines generally accept in passenger baggage. Check with your carrier and use approved shipping for lithium batteries.

How much does the Genisom L1 Spare Battery cost?

The current price is shown at the top of this page.

Where can I buy the Genisom L1 Spare Battery?

You can buy it right here on this page. Add it to your cart or request a quote.

Summary

The Genisom L1 Spare Battery turns the L1's 1 to 2 hour runtime into a rotation instead of a limit. With a 43.2 V, 5 Ah pack ready while another charges, labs, classrooms and field teams keep the robot working longer and have a replacement on hand when a pack ages. If you are ready to buy, order it from this page or add it to a quote with your robot and accessories.