20 Best Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery (2023 Updated)

Excellent, quality made battery. I installed two, as coach batteries to my motorhome. I’ve also paralleled two, getting ready to add a third to a home solar battery bank. They’re ight weight, in comparison to lead acid batteries.

Easy to connect to BT2, to determine battery state of charge, total Amp Hours, Input and output of batteries, respectively.

Despite the big discount in price, the product appears to be as advertised, New. Outer box still sealed, inner box unopened with full original packaging and foam padding like my previous 2 retail priced batteries.

Plugged it in and it worked as intended. With this as my fourth in a pack, I can comfortably run my equipment in the RV. As long as the sun it out, rolling outages in my area is not a big deal for me.

We bought 5 of these batteries for our 5th wheel that we use off the grid. They last a long time, even when using the inverter at night when there is no solar. By the time we get up in the morning the solar has them back to 100%.

The smart battery features have allowed me to make a couple of dumb mistakes with the system and keep from damaging the batteries. A+ product.

We purchased two 200AH Bluetooth Lithium batteries. The batteries are hooked up to our system and work fine. they are batteries. Two things that could see improvement: 1) The app (Renogy BT) that connects to the battery via bluetooth is borderline unusable.

Sometimes only one battery shows up in the app to connect to, other times both show up. After selecting the battery to connect (assuming it shows up on the app), the information displayed is all zeros.

So if you’re fortunate enough to get a bluetooth connection to the battery, no info is actually being transferred from the battery to the app. 2) We are using a Victron Solar Charger and there are several parameters that are user adjustable in order to make solar charging as efficient as possible for a particular brand/make of battery.

i. e. Absorption Voltage, Float Voltage, Equalization Voltage, Re-Bulk Voltage offset. none of which I knew about before purchasing these batteries. Had I known, I would have purchased from a supplier that publishes such information.

After scowering their website and manuals with no luck, I eventually did get some of this info from Renogy after many attempts via email. At any rate, we are happy with the batteries, with the exceptions listed above.

I’m putting together a solar generator. Given the price for the battery, this was a great deal compared to several of the other major manufacturers. I was (and still am) hesitant about Renogy’s customer service, but have yet to need it.

When I received the battery I charged it ~150 Ah, meaning the battery was at about 25% SoC after shipping. However, the app claimed it was just under 50%. I haven’t noticed any other major discrepancies in the battery’s ability to track it’s SoC, but then again I’ve put it through very few cycles thus far.

I’m giving it three stars because of the initial incorrect SoC tracking. Otherwise, it appears solidly built, was packaged decently well, and was shipped in a timely manner! I would probably buy another one when the time comes.

I ordered it online direct from Renogy, I received the next day, The only thing I distinctly remember is the shipping weight was in Kilograms should have been in pounds like 60. 2 lbs. As soon it arrived, upon opening the box, I was struck by the sense of hygiene it was packaged with.

I charged it up using the CTEK Lithium Battery Charger (56-926), The CTEK is pretty much a trickle charger and never had been tested with this large of a battery, it had only been tested with a 120ah, the batteries Bluetooth processor seemed to know all about it, it told me exactly how long of a process it was going to be 27.

6 hours to charge. Very Exact. It got to 99. 1% SOC. All the directions in the manual were very straight forward. I used dielectric grease on all the contact points. It is a “Grand” product I look forward to using every day from now on.

I am using one 100ah Amphere Time battery to power a 55 lb. thrust Motorguiide trolling motor. I have been out twice and am impressed with the performance. After a half day of using the trolling motor to troll at speeds ranging from 1.

8 to 2. 2 mph, I still have 60% battery capacity remaining. This was confirmed on a multimeter and by recharge time. It took 4 hours on a 10amp Lifepo4 charger to recharge each time. The motor is powering a boat that weights approximately 1200 lbs loaded.

The amp draw ranges between 16 and 22 amps at the speeds I am trolling. I am very happy with the product so far and would recommend these batteries. I will update the review at the end of the fishing season.

Purchased two lithium 200Ah Plus batteries several months ago for my 5th wheel RV. They are competitively priced and seem to be made of sturdy material. So far they have performed as advertised. Went 24 hours on battery only with fridge and water heater on gas.

We used the RV as we normally do with the TV, Dish satellite and lights as usual and had 35% left at the end of 24hours. They helped with the getting the correct settings on my charger/inverter and always answered my emails within 24hours.

So far I am very happy with the batteries and their customer support.

I have purchased them since it was a good value for the price and all reviews i have seen the units are just the same as the units that are priced much higher. I have not had time to install the units but in the spring when I get home I will be installing them and be using them full time since I am now living in my RV full time.

RV is equiped with washer, dryer, micro, hot water heater and all the rest of the appliances. At present time I am using 12 – 6 Volt lead acid batteries which run all my equipment so I will be giving them a good test and can give you a better report later.

I’m a DC power systems engineer, so I have some experience in dealing with 12V and 24V systems for my day-job. I purchased this battery system for my personal RV as an upgrade for long duration camping, off grid.

I have built a DC power monitoring system around previous 12vdc batteries for my old Casita Camper. I am currently waiting on my newly ordered 2023 Camper and will install this battery in place of the 12V On-Board battery supplied with my new Casita.

Meanwhile, I’m using this battery in ‘tailgate mode’ onboard my Toyota Pickup Truck, to run a fan and several other AC powered items through a 1000W inverter later this spring and summer. Initial impressions are that this is a significant improvement over my older lead acid batteries in both weight savings, increased AH capacity, and overall recharge time.

I’ll be looking specifically at recharge rates in static recharge scenarios after one or two nights camping, using a steady load of approx 10A for 6 to 8 hours. I’m curious to see what actual recharge current I can push to get the battery fully recharged and what the battery telemetry shows me as its recharging.

The phone app appears to be fairly robust. I’ll be using a series of meters and shunts installed on my charging system that feed the battery to compare amperage reading from the different sources, and compare those for accuracy.

So I bought one of these late fall, at the end of camping season so I could get used to using it on my parked RV over the winter, to see how it worked. I ran a direct sonic mouse away thing on it with a 200w solar panel to keep it charged.

It wasn’t (the RV) parked to a place that was easy to get to so the panel often got covered up by snow and sure enough after about two months of not paying attention to it I went down and checked and the panel read like it wasn’t connected to anything.

I was disappointed and worried I’d have to figure out how to send it back and such, procrastinated for another month and on a warmer day went down and took a good good look at it. On a whim I plugged the ethernet cord/power switch to it and pressed it, sure enough the BMS had turned the battery to shelf mode.

Charged up to full on two sunny days and all was well. I’m expecting to be able to camp with a decent amount of sunlight and run my larger dorm fridge without too much of a problem with two batteries for at least a few days, but that’ll take a bit more testing and another battery.

As other reviews have mentioned, one of the biggest selling points of this battery is the “I don’t have to worry about it” and although it was disappointing that the mouse thing drained the battery (I’m not entirely sure it works all that properly), the battery wasn’t damaged like a lead acid battery would be.

> Before this happened I did go down to the RV one day when it was really cold and monitored it for a few hours. It barely got any charge from the solar panel but slowly warmed up and once it got up well over 40F suddenly the majority of power was going into recharging the battery.

That isn’t surprising as that’s exactly what its supposed to do.

I use 6 of these on a boat. Overall, I have a love and hate relationship with them. On one hand, there is some very serious engineering here, I think these batteries are very well built, they are impressive and they are an amazing value.

So I love them as batteries. On the other hand, whatever Renogy shows in electrical/mechanical engineering prowess, they completely lack in software engineering and product sense. App is quite terrible, there are no two ways about it.

It completely lacks a modern perspective on product concept, UX design, engineering design, implementation and quality control. Some examples: Clearly Renogy wants to be in the social business, why would a battery monitoring app requires social media features like a community? Who knows.

Can you skip it? No. You monitor multiple batteries, can you see which battery you are looking at when you go to battery details (serial number)? No. Do your batteries show up the same every time? No.

How many times do you need to reload the app and scan all batteries to see all 6 of them? Anywhere between 3 to 10 but never in one go. Can you see the total current in and out of all batteries in aggregate? Not since the last app update (some QA engineer failed to notice 6 serial numbers next to each other do not wrap on a single line).

This list goes on and on. I think there is a lesson for Renogy here. Unless they fundamentally rethink their software and apps, they may be an OK and maybe a good company, but never a great company. These are good batteries.

They could have been GREAT batteries with an app that simply offered what an average Victron bluetooth app offers. Without that they linger around 3 out of 5 stars.

I used 2 Battle Borns on our fifth wheel for a month in Colorado last summer. While we are not heavy electricity users, we never had a concern over our batteries as the solar system we installed kept them in fine shape.

After returning home I wired up our Victron inverter/charger and added a 3rd battery to the program. We are quite pleased with our batteries and related equipment,.

Easy ordering, batteries arrived well packaged and in good shape. I haven’t had a chance to use them yet as I’m waiting on my new boat to put them in. It takes several months now a days to get things.

The batteries came in a week. Boat ??? I would recommend this company because of my experience with them. Best price found.

I haven’t had the battery long but so far I am very pleased with the performance of the battery. After receiving the battery I charged it with my solar panel to top off the battery. I then hooked it up to may JP-40 Iceco fridge.

With the fridge empty and a starting temp of 70F I set the temp on the fridge to 0F. The battery brought the temp to 0F and maintained that for 40 hours straight with outside temp during the day at 95F.

Very pleased with the results, the frige finally shutdown when the battery voltage reached 12. 1V.

Got the product on time, no damage. Tested the battery at 0. 2C rate and got full 50Ah out of it. So far put 15 cycles and it is performing well. I had few questions with the product and Renogy customer care team resolved them very quickly.

It will be good if their website has optimum battery characteristics in various charge discharge settings. For example a simple chart showing battery voltage and sate of charge relationship.

Renogy was kind enough to horror the sale price at the time I purchased since I had missed it by a week. Great job to the renogy group. Two 50ah lithium in my conversion van and their 1000 watt inverter, and off we go to the state parks.

Thank you renogy J. Saraceno.

It’s my first LiFePo big battery. I have a few small ones for remotcontrol battery and I’ll be working on solar cel soon to charge the bigger batteries I’ll be putting together soon. Thanks for keeping quality affordable -.

After months long delays and much anxiety I received my SOK batteries. (This ordering and shipping – and mostly waiting – process was most painful to me because I was in the very first group of back ordered batteries.

Since this time ShopSolar has gained a better understanding of their whole delivery process and is able to better communicate to their customers what to expect. ) Being a newbe to LiFePO4 type batteries I would have like to have some instructions sent along with them regarding their initial charging prior to use.

That being said I am very pleased with the batteries themselves. I have a pair of 12V batteries hooked up in series and they are performing quite well in my application. These SOK batteries are proving to be a good value relative to my other options.

Battery is incomparable with it’s features. BMS with low-temp charge cut-off, screw off lid with easy access for replacing cells and bms and an attractive and durable metal case. I purchased 3 of these SOK 12 v 100 ah batteries to run a 2000 watt pure sine wave inverter at our family cabin.

I ordered my first 2 batteries in February and was pleased with Shop Solar’s customer service team as they generated frequent emails with updates on shipment. Keep up the great work!.

Not only is the battery outperforming expectations, but the customer service and communications regarding shipping is also exceeding expectations. Wonderful to see a small business that is really worth it.

Would buy more stuff if needed, but our boondocking requirements are minimal. The Dometic fridge doesn’t phase the SOK. Don’t hesitate to do business with these folks! Guy and Cheri.

I ordered a 5A 12V Automatic Smart Battery Charger and Maintainer with LCD Display for Lead Acid and Lithium (LiFePO4) Batteries and a LiFePO4 12V 30Ah Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery on Friday, June 25, 2021 at 10:09 AM – Order #7467 confirmed I received the battery and charger quickly and hooked up my Garmin Panoptix system to it.

The Garmin system, head unit and black box, is the only thing on the battery. That system had been pulling down my battery for other electronics too fast to last an eight-hour tournament day. The first time I used the system with the Ecoworthy batter it was still running after nine hours, and all my other electronics were still running.

It did exactly what I wanted it to do. I hooked up the charger with the included battery clamps and it did fine for several months. Then it seemed the battery would not take a full charge, running down below 11.

3 volts needed to run the Garmin system within a few hours. One time the Garmin went out after only 30 minutes, even though it had been on the charger for a week. Several times I noticed the charger would not reach a full charge, showing 12.

3 volts maximum. And the charger jumped from 1. 3 to 3. 8 amps and many numbers in between, with no consistency, even after being plugged in for 24 hours. |I switched the battery charger to the screw on clips and it seemed to help, but sometimes my Garmin stills goes out in less than eight hours at times.

I contacted support and they quickly responded, trying to help me isolate the problem. They have responded quickly to all my emails and were very supportive. I am mostly happy with the battery and charger and if I can make it consistent on every trip will be extremely satisfied.

Ronnie Garrison.

I bought this battery to replace a lead/acid battery. I recently discovered the benefits of LiFePO4 batteries over most other types. While they’re more expensive to buy initially, with proper care, they offer about 4-6 times the service life.

That in combination with the greater safely usable capacity of about 80%, as opposed to about 50% for lead/acid, makes them a more economical choice in the long run. Compared to lithium-ion, LiFePO4 batteries are much safer.

They don’t have the risk of runaway extremely hot fire on impact of Li-ion batteries. Another big advantage of LiFePO4 over lead/acid is the much more consistent power output they offer over the full range of their usable capacity.

Lead/acid is drawn down to a barely usable voltage fairly quickly when under load. LiFePO4 is drawn down to, but the voltage remains quite close to 12v, resulting in fewer low voltage alerts in use. I tested my 100ah battery with a 1000w electric tea kettle, a 700w microwave (on high for 10 minutes) and a 1500w induction cooker.

All three worked perfectly. The microwave and the induction cooker both cause low voltage alarms when powered with my 310ah AGM (lead/acid) battery bank.

I was tempted to go ffor the 20Ah but went for the 30Ah for extra capacity as it uses the same size casing as the 20Ah without much extra weight and I’m glad I went for the extra capacity. This runs my Surface Go 2, and an external 6TB enterprize 3.

5 hard drive running through a Victron 12V 250W Phoenix inverter all day so I’ve been able to do some work from the garden. Also this powers my Alinco DX10 transceiver and RM KL203P amp pulling around 17A without the battery breaking a swet.

I’m using 12 gage powerpole cables terminated with ring terminals with no issues. The battery quickly charges up using a 10Ah LiFePO4 mains charger. Now I’m looking into portable solar options so I can’t fault this battery at all I’ve had it for around 10 days and this is my go to battery when I’m going out and about.

It fits perfectly in a small shoulder bag. It would be nice if in future these batteries come with a small foldable handle for ease of transportation but I love taking this beast of a battery out and using it in public it always gets plenty of questions.

Service was great and I received them earlier than promised. The reason for returning them is that they are approximately 1/16th of an inch in diamete too large. They would not fit into my battery charger nor the receptacle for which I bought them.

The last batteries I bought, not from you, fit perfectly and have for the past several years I have been using rexchargeble batteries.

The batteries are impressive. The search engine for Walmart was not. I specified AA sized rechargeable batteries. These came up in the middle of the returns for my search. I assumed they were AA, they are not.

I am not even sure what size they are.

So far so good!! Using them to replace Duracells that keep blowing up in my solar unit. I would not recommend Duracell for clocks or solar lighting. These came fully charged and in good condition. we’ll see how long they last.

I worked remote and have over the last year began to travel the country while doing so in our camper. My first camper had a 200ah AGM battery and 200w of solar, and while it worked on that smaller trailer, as I moved into something a bit more livable, the AGM battery just wasn’t covering it.

So I picked up two of these batteries, and so far so great! I’ve now traveled across and all around the country, and they’ve been without issue and provide tons of capacity. I do intend to get just one more though battery so as I can go really long periods of time off grid and possibly without solar (who wants to park in the sun in the summer?!?!?).

I just spent 5 days in Big Sur parked in the shade and thank god I purchased this battery. I probably only had 2 hours of sunlight each day to charge the battery with a 100w portable panel, and even then only one hour of that was I getting 100% out of my panels, this battery held up like a champ.

I was able to watch TV at night, charge our phones, run lighting, and play music in my square drop and after five days of abuse the battery only dropped to 56%. We would have been powerless with our old AGM after the first night.

Very happy that we purchased this battery.

So far I really like this battery in my sprinter van. Lots of power for the size/weight. Note that if you drain your battery all the way down to the point the BMS locks it out, you’ll need a special charger to “unlock” it.

I was doing this to calibrate my Renogy battery monitor, but the Renogy tech support failed to mention it would lock me out when recommending I do this for calibration. A second call back to tech support recommended I buy the NOCO Genius G1100 ($40 on Amazon) to unlock it which did the trick.

They also said 11. 2V is about drained for voltage. Other than bad advice costing me an extra $40, I do really like the set up.

I went through the original lead acid Trailer batteries in one season by discharging to low. Got another set of lead acid and they started giving me trouble even though I was a lot more careful. So I bought the bullet and got two UT1300s.

Mounted them in the through storage. I was a little concerned about original converter/charger in the trailer and contacted the LIONENERGY folks. They recommended converter/charger that better suited the batteries and my application.

I am a happy owner!! I never have to worry about power when boondocking anymore. I also installed a 2000 inverter that I use for the TV, microwave, and coffee pot when I don’t want or can’t to use a generator.

I will tell you that I did have a slight problem with one battery when I first got them and I think it was my fault. One of the battery posts would rotate (probably because I over tightened it, not sure).

I called LIONENERGY with the problem. They were more than accommodating. They exchanged the battery for a new one without any hassle. I was extremely pleased with their attitude and service. I am so pleased with the batteries that I will be purchasing two more UT1300s for the house side of my boat.

They will replace two sears platinum AGM that weigh about 75 lbs a piece so I’ll be saving a 100 lbs of weight. On a boat that’s a big deal No longer will I worry about the fridge ******* the house batteries down.

Over the years I have don a lot of research and experimenting on batteries. I am convinced this is the only way to go. Initially, yes more money. In the long run, I am convinced this the only way to go.

I replaced my 5 year old GC batteries with 4 Lion Energy UT1300 in my 5th wheel. I have 400 watts of solar panels and a 3,000 watt inverter. With the GC batteries I wasn’t able to run my microwave or other high amp appliances with the GC batteries dropped below 72% capacity because of the voltage drop.

The UT1300 were still able to run the microwave at 25% capacity and below. The 4 UT1300 batteries also doubled my usable amps. I dry camp most of the time. The last camping trip was over two weeks and I never had to run the generator.

On some cloudy days the solar panels didn’t charge the batteries to full capacity but with 420 amps available the batteries could get me through a few not so sunny days. I’m thinking of installing a few more solar panels due to less sunlight in the winter months and because my brother-in-law plugs into my power to run his microwave and TV.

He says it’s a lot cheaper to use my power. I installed the batteries under my bed so I would have less chance of someone borrowing them when I’m not around. The inverter and solar controller are in the compartment below the bed so it was simple to get the wiring to them.

I also installed an IOTA converter with a lithium battery module. I purchased the batteries thru COSTCO on sale. I guess this does it, I’m happy with them.

I bought two Safari UT 1300’s which replaced two group 27 deep cycle wet cell batteries. Wow! The 1300’s were half the weight and likely tripled the amount of usable power. No more battery tending or checking the water levels when in storage.

They hold their charge when unplugged. I finally had the confidence to add a 1500 watt inverter to my trailer’s system for boon-docking. The Lion Energy BMS allows one to know the state of charge by simply pushing a button on the top of each battery.

That being said, I highly recommend getting a remote battery monitor if one is using them for an RV application, as it is nice to just check the true state of charge from inside the comfort of the RV.

No longer am I guessing at the true state of charge. The growing popularity of lithium phosphate batteries may arguably take over RV market. Finally, the expected number of charge cycles for LiFePO4 blows away all other lead acid batteries, thus making these Safari UT 1300’s the last batteries I will ever need for my trailer.

Was really excited to purchase a new lithium battery from a company I sell via work, I thought it would be cool to gain experience with a product I sell in order to sell more; and benefit myself with the product.

Upon unboxing the battery I noticed it did not come with a charger (Other lithiums I have purchased did), so ultimately expect to spend $79-$129 to purchase the recommended charger off the top. Every battery I’ve ever purchased has come pretty much topped off in terms of charge, this was confirmed from the vendor when I encountered issues initially.

Upon installing the battery to my fish finder, which draws less than 4 amps as a maximum- the battery read fully charged, initially I was content with my purchase albeit inconvenienced by the inability to purchase the correct charger at location of purchase or one from the vendor.

The battery should be able to easily run my unit for 16-20 hours at a minimum expectation based off of experience with identical implied batteries. The battery died in 4 hours. Bummed but no big deal, I can just recharge it and start fresh.

NOPE! The battery did not register on the charge I had just purchased as recommended by the company, two of my other lithium chargers, or an agm charger I tried as a last resort. To troubleshoot, I took the battery to a battery testing and sales facility, where it registered as.

02V COMPLETELY DEAD past the point of receiving a charge whatsoever, they recommended jumping it from another battery to ”try” to revive the battery I unboxed 24 hours prior, lol. The battery states to hold a charge for 2 years.

All the while, lion energy reps are advising me to test my chargers, silly, shouldve focused on making the situation right; my last text message to the company sat unreplied with no advice on how to facilitate a return.

Well here is your review, placing an order through a competitor now, What a waste of energy (haha, energy; get it).

This Lion Safari lithium battery, the UT700 model, is rated at 70amp hours and is rated to go down to 80% before it needs a charge. It is noted to have a 100amp discharge rate. I understand this to mean that this battery will hold a charge for a long time before it gets to a point that it needs recharging.

It’s not heavy compared to lead/acid batteries, weighing around 17 pounds. It has very convenient carrying handles, something all batteries should have in my opinion, and comes with several spall washers and two wingnuts to connect it up for use.

This impressive battery can be used in a RV, tent trailer, travel trailer, and trolling boats. My nephew has used this battery in his bass boat several times and it has yet to fall under the 80%. He says it’s perfect because it’s light weight, easy to move around, and lasts a long time.

I trickle charged it at 10amps on the AMG scale, not the wet cell nor gel cell. I’m sure this battery would work great when hooked up to a solar panel, keeping it nicely charged while offering the needed battery power to run the lights and heater in a work shed while hooked up to a power inverter to give 120v for these attachments.

The manufacturer states that it can be stored for up to two years without needing a charge at -4F to 112F. Another plus: the Lion Safari line of batteries is equipped with BMS (battery management system), which means it can not be overcharged when left unattended.

As yet I haven’t found any negatives to write about. If I had to say something negative, I would only mention that this is the UT700, not the Lion Safari UT1300, which is a stronger and more powerful battery.

But for my needs, this little UT700 is perfect.

Excited to receive this. No more messy lead acid maintenance! I will be using it to power my jon boat trolling motor. I live in a gated community with a small private lake. I have to carry my battery back and forth to the boat beach to use, then charge, as there is no shore power.

This will make it much easier. It’s too cold to take the boat out now, so I cannot test how long it lasts out on the water, but it does power the motor fine. It has 56 Ah, which is about 20 less than my old lead acid, but it never ran out on my longest days out, plus a lithium ion battery will power until drained from what I understand, while lead acid will not.

I’m hoping this will do the job. Charging is my sole issue. Company gives no info on chargers but, if contacted will recommend only a very expensive converter/charger. Overkill for my needs. They did advise that I need a charger with minimum of 13.

9 volts. That still won’t fill this battery since it has over 15 volt capacity. I finally located a 14. 6 volt compatible charger on Amazon. Old school lead acid chager will work, but fills even less at 12 volts.

If Lion Energy sold or provided info on suitable charger, I probably would give 5 stars. Looking at a solar maintenance charger option now too.

Ive been watching videos like crazy about Solar and the batteries needed to build your system. So I done it! Expensive solar charger, 6 200 watt panels, and 3 batteries! All tied in for long lasting power.

Ive not used my converter since the install! Kept it for emergencies! 6000 watt inverter to run my appliances! These batteries are holding up great! Just ordered 3 more!.

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This camera is amazing! Unfortunately, I ended up being in an accident and breaking mine. All I think now is saving money to get this camera back!Definitely worth it. Lightweight, easy to use and never disappointed with my different landscape shots.

Bought it Dec 2020. Always immediately charged after each use. Only used charger that came with it. Followed off season charging instructions. Topped off charge before going out fishing Nov 29 on Upper Red Lake.

It worked for 5 minutes on Marcum LX7 before showing dead. Took it in. Charged it. Wasn’t even able power up. Looking for warranty info now. Hopefully they will replace it as I move the battery life and lightweight last I’ve season.

I’ve used SLA batteries on the ice for years and since I’ve bought these I’ll never ever go back. The weight savings alone is worth it but adding in the much longer service life, more fishing hours available, and a charger for LiFePo batteries it’s a change I am so glad I’ve made.

I use them in the summer on my kayak now as well as ice fishing. They cost a little more but the service life they give over lead acid pays for itself easily. I’ll probably buy a couple more of them and maybe the big Marcum battery also.

I purchased this battery about a month ago for my Vexilar FL-8 and I could not believe the battery lifespan. I have used it for 8 hours strait and it is still showing between 80-100% battery power. I have used it for 14 hours on 2 separate trips without charging it and I am sure it would go for 30 hours.

Very glad I made the switch to this lithium ion battery.

I’m a bit worried. I installed it Sunday, went for a ride, and stopped at my friend’s house. Tried to start the ‘cycle after about five minutes, it turned over once, and then acted as if the battery was completely dead.

When the rain stops here, I will disconnect the terminals and re-connect, per instructions. If this is a persistent problem, I will probably return the Banshee for refund, and revert back to a lead-acid.

Super light, flexible posts and stats the bike every time so far. I was expecting a little more power but I have a 97 Valkyrie which is very difficult to turn over and this battery supplies the necessary energy.

I have only had it for a week.

This is an excellent battery. Spins that old starter like a blender. I couldn’t find just the 20h-bs on the site. Just the L. I ended up rerouting my cables and adding a silicone cover between it and the securing strap to avoid accidentally grounding the hot terminal.

But, the product itself rapidly starts the bike even when it was only 5 degrees out. I feel that I can ride to work without carrying a jump start pack even in below zero temperatures. One less thing to lug around when it is cold.

Great battery for electric kayak motors and trolling motors. Used it 8 hours on the water and battery still had 50% charge left

If your UPS, wheel chair or other 12volt or 24 volt device has an extra 3/4 inch on the top, this battery can give you 30% more power-up time than the normal 7 map hour battery that comes standard with most devices or is offered as a replacement.

1/4 inch push on terminals are standard and plainly color coded. When used in an automobile battery jump start, it can add more power transferred to the main battery but you must wait an extra 5 minutes for it all to transfer into your car’s battery.

For emergency lights, this battery can add and extra hour of lights being on over the 7amp hour battery as long as it fits the frame height.

I am using this battery to run my trail cameras and security cameras. I was paying $17 per pack for Aa lithium batteries at Walmart. With these $17 each batteries, I will be able to just swap them out with each time they run down.

With running the number of cameras that I have, this will save me at least $34 per year per camera from now forward. I will be ordering 2 more of these batteries for each of my cameras.

I keep ordering them for power wheels and Razors I buy and restore. Best value and quality EVER! Make sure you charge them for 12 hours before you put a load on it for the first time. Even if they come charged already.

IšverstiShow in original languageBattery was delayed quite a bit by global supply chain and shipping events way beyond the control of ShopSolarKits or SOK. Excellent communication and response to queries during the delay.

Well worth the wait. The 206 ah battery will probably be more than I need for the next 10 or more years. It has been great so far. Couple of K-cups each morning, frozen meat and cold beer in the fridge, fans and lights and charging all my misc.

stuff in the woods and never even challenge the batteries capacity.

IšverstiShow in original languageSo far so good, but I haven’t subjected my two batteries to long term hard and deep actual use, only moderate to high loads for short maybe 30 minutes term, but they performed excellent under those conditions.

I was most impressed by the heavy well padded and protected shipping boxes and both batteries tested the same full charge upon arrival despite long shipping times. John Electrical Engineer.

IšverstiShow in original languageI really appreciated the communication and follow ups from Max and his team when I ordered my batteries. I will shop there again. Do not listen to the negative reviews due to spoiled entitled kids who think all shopping is like next day amazon.

Understanding over cancel. I will shop here again for all my solar needs.

The local Battery store where I normally purchase all my batteries from didn’t lower their price when the vendor ceased packaging these particular batteries in the 4 pack. So, now I found a new supplier for my batteries.

I use these batteries in our solar pathway lights.

The local Battery store where I normally purchase all my batteries from didn’t lower their price when the vendor ceased packaging these particular batteries in the 4 pack. So, now I found a new supplier for my batteries.

I use these batteries in our solar pathway lights.

Several solar lights in my yard refused to light, the batteries were old and no longer able to be recharged. I ordered the Ultralast from Max Warehouse. They were received quickly even though the pandemic had been delaying orders from other sources.

I am very happy with the batteries. my lights are now bright in my back yard.