0Ah Lithium Battery. 12V, 24V, 36V, and 48V Batteries
High-capacity, ultralight, deep cycle 100Ah lithium batteries are a popular choice for many applications including off-the-grid applications, as trolling motor batteries, electric vehicles, standby and backup systems, security and medical systems, etc.
Although lithium batteries are available in various chemistries, 100Ah lithium batteries are almost exclusively offered as Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries, offering good performances without sacrificing safety.
However, if not used and treated properly, even LiFePO4 batteries may become a safety hazard.
Published: October 22, 2021.
0Ah Lithium Batteries Features and Specifications
100Ah lithium batteries are mostly offered in nominal voltages of 12V, 24V, 36V, and 48V, although there are brands that offer high-capacity lithium batteries featuring nominal voltages of 60V, 72V, and even more volts.
The main advantage of electric systems with higher voltages is the fact that those systems require weaker currents to transfer the same power. Also, if the same wires are used, such systems are more energy-efficient.
For example, electric trolling motors up to 55-60 lbs of the thrust are 12V units with maximum currents up to 50-55 Amps, 60-90 lbs thrust electric trolling motors are 24V units with maximum currents of up to 50-55 Amps, 90-120 lbs thrust electric trolling motors are mostly 36V units with maximum currents of up to 50-55 Amps, and 120 lbs thrust electric motors are mostly 48V units, with maximum currents up to 50-55 Amps.
And the pattern is obvious. in order to increase power, voltage is increased from 12V to up to 48V while maintaining currents up to 50-55 Amps. And such current does require relatively thick cables to keep energy losses low, but these cables are still rather easy to work with.
In order to achieve the required capacity and voltage, some brands use smaller battery 3.2V cells (for example, 36250 or similar) connected in series and parallel, while other brands use individual 3.2V 100Ah cells connected in series.
Regardless of the internal construction and although Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) is practically the safest lithium-ion battery chemistry, ALL 100Ah lithium batteries MUST have a built-in Battery Management System (BMS) that monitors battery condition, charging/discharging voltages and currents, and protects the battery from events that may harm the battery, including high/low temperature, high/low voltage, high charging/discharging current, short circuit and similar.
Also, BMS also has another very important task. it has to balance the cells. If there are imbalances among the cells, an individual cell may fail, causing the entire battery to fail or to lower its performance.
Although lithium batteries are initially more expensive than lead-acid batteries, lithium batteries support 5-10x or even more charging/discharging cycles than lead-acid batteries and in the long run, they save both money and weight.
0Ah Lithium Battery Physical Dimensions
Depending on the battery voltage, 100Ah lithium batteries feature physical dimensions of:
Nominal and Actual Voltages
The heart of any 100Ah lithium battery is a 3.2V LiFePO4 cell.
In order to provide larger voltage, several cells are connected in series:
Similarly, larger voltages (60V, 72V, etc.) are achievable by connecting even more cells in series.
As the battery is being discharged, voltage drops, especially when the batteries are discharged using stronger currents.
But, this voltage drop is very low when compared with lead-acid batteries.
Most lithium batteries hold their actual voltage between nominal voltage and maximum voltage for almost 90-95% of their discharge curve, leading to excellent energy efficiency.
0Ah Lithium Batteries Comparison Table
The following comparison table lists some of the most popular 12V, 24V, 36V, and 48V 100Ah lithium batteries with their most important features and specifications:
| Model | VoltageGroup Size | DischargePerformances | Parallel / Series Connections | Weight (lbs/kg) |
| AIMS Power LFP12V100A | 12V31 | 100A cont.200A 10s | ? | 30.2 lbs; 13.7 kg |
| AIMS Power LFP12V100B | 12V31 | 100A cont.200A 10s | P: up to 4S: up to 4 | 28.5 lbs; 12.9 kg |
| Banshee LFP-31M | 12V31 | 1200 CCA | P: ?S: up to 4 | 24.2 lbs; 11 kg |
| Battle Born BB10012 | 12V31 | 100A cont.200A 30s | P: yesS: up to 4 | 29 lbs; 13.2 kg |
| Battle Born BBGC2 | 12VGC2 | 100A cont.200A 30s | P: yesS: up to 4 | 31 lbs; 14 kg |
| Bioenno Power BLF-12100WS | 12V31 | 100A cont.200A 5s | (not recommended) | 28.1 lbs; 12.8 kg |
| BtrPower 12V100Ah | 12V31 | 100A cont.200A 5s | Yes | 24 lbs; 10.9 kg |
| Chins 12V100Ah | 12V31 | 100A cont.300A 5s. | P: up to 4S: up to 4 | 23.9 lbs; 10.8 kg |
| ExpertPower EP12100 | 12V31 | 100A cont.200A 2s | ? | 22.6 lbs; 10.3 kg |
| ExpertPower EP24100 | 24V4D (6D) | 95A cont.150A 3s | ? | 47.9 lbs; 21.7 kg |
| FlyPower 12V 100Ah | 12V31 | 100A cont.200A 3-5s | ? | 24.3 lbs; 11 kg |
| FlyPower 24V100Ah | 24V4D (6D) | 100A cont.200A 3-5s | Yes | ? |
| FlyPower 36V100Ah | 36V4D (6D) | 100A cont.200A 3-5s | Yes | ? |
| Go Battery 48V 100Ah | 48V- | 120A cont.300A peak | P: yesS: ? | 91 lbs; 41.2 kg |
| GreenLiFE GL100-100AH | 12V31 | 100A cont.1000A 5s | Yes | 31 lbs; 14 kg |
| JITA 12V100Ah | 12V31 | 100A cont. | P: up to 4S: up to 4 | 24.2 lbs; ~11.0 kg |
| JITA 24V100Ah | 24V4D (6D) | 100A cont. | P: up to 4S: up to 2 | 46.3 lbs; 21 kg |
| Kepworth 12V100Ah | 12V31 | ? | P: ?S: up to 2 | 24.3 lbs; 11 kg |
| Kepworth 24V100Ah | 24V4D (6D) | 80-100A cont. | (not allowed) | 47.7 lbs; 21.6 kg |
| Kepworth 36V100Ah | 36V4D (6D) | 80-100A cont. | P: ?S: up to 2 | 56.5 lbs; 25.6 kg |
| Kepworth 48V100Ah | 48V- | 80-100A cont. | (not allowed) | ? |
| Kunmo LF-12100 | 12V75 | 100A cont. | ? | 25.3 lbs; 11.5 kg |
| LiTime (Ampere Time) 12V 100Ah | 12V31 | 100A cont.280A 5s | P: up to 4S: up to 4 | 24.25 lbs; 11.0 kg |
| LiTime (Ampere Time) 24V 100Ah | 24V4D (6D) | 100A cont.280A 5s | P: up to 4S: up to 2 | 47.4 lbs; 21.5 kg |
| LiTime (Ampere Time) 48V 100Ah | 48V- | 100A cont.280A 5s | (not allowed) | 99.2 lbs; 44.9 kg |
| Lossigy 12V100Ah | 12V- | 50A cont. | P: up to 10S: up to 4 | 23.8 lbs; 10.8 kg |
| Lynx 36V 100Ah Battery | 36V- | 100A cont.200A max. | Yes | 63 lbs; 28.5 kg |
| Lynx 48V 100Ah Battery | 48V- | 100A cont. | Yes | 89 lbs; 40.3 kg |
| Mighty Max ML100-12Li | 12V30H (31) | ? | P: up to 4S: not allowed | 30 lbs; 13.6 kg |
| MoseWorth 36V100Ah | 36V4D (6D) | ? | (not recommended) | ? |
| PacPow 12V 100Ah | 12V31 | 100A cont.300A 10s | P: up to 4S: up to 4 | 27.56 lbs; 12.5 kg |
| reBel RB12V-100AH | 12V31 | 100A cont. | P: yes, no limitS: ? | 22 lbs; 10 kg |
| Renogy RBT100LFP12S-G1 | 12V- | 100A cont. | P: yesS: not allowed | 26 lbs; 11.8 kg |
| Screm Power 12V 100Ah | 12V31 | ? | P: ?S: no | 24.3 lbs; 11 kg |
| Scream Power 24V 100Ah | 24V4D (6D) | 100A cont. | ? | 48.4 lbs; 21.9 kg |
| Scream Power 36V 100Ah | 36V4D (6D) | 100A cont.200A peak (s?) | ? | 70.5 lbs; 31.94 kg |
| Scream Power 48V 100Ah | 48V- | 100A cont. | ? | 94.7 lbs; 42.9 kg |
| TallentCell LF4160 | 12V- | 80A cont. | ? | 28.2 lbs; 12.8 kg |
| Timeusb 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 | 12V31 | 100A cont. | P: up to 4S: up to 4 | – |
| VMAXTANKS LF27-12100 | 12V27 | 125A cont.350A 3s | P: up to 4S: up to 4 | 25.3 lbs; 11.5 kg |
| Waterblade LFP 100-12.8 | 12V- | 80A cont.400A 1s | ? | 29 lbs; 13.2 kg |
| Weize FPLI-12100AH | 12V31 | 100A cont.200-250A surge | P: up to 4S: up to 4 | 26.4 lbs; 12.0 kg |
| Zooms 12V 100Ah | 12V31 | 100A cont. | P: up to 4S: up to 4 | 25.35 lbs; 11.5 kg |
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Connecting Lithium Batteries in Series and/or Parallel
Lithium batteries should be connected in series and/or parallel only if explicitly allowed by their manufacturer, and even then one should use batteries of similar age, preferably the same battery model from the same batch.
By connecting, for example, 4 (four) 12V 100Ah batteries in series, one can create a 48V 100Ah battery pack.
But, perhaps it is simpler to buy one 48V 100Ah battery and avoid having many contacts to worry about.
Connecting in series and/or parallel lithium batteries from different manufacturers should be avoided, since they all use different BMS systems and can cause charging/discharging issues, but can also lead to destroyed batteries, overheating, fire, etc.
How to Charge 100Ah Lithium Batteries
Lithium batteries should be charged using lithium battery chargers of the required voltage that charge the battery using a charging algorithm suitable for these batteries.
Most lithium battery chargers use Constant Current/Constant Voltage (CC/CV) charging algorithm, ensuring that the battery is fully charged.
Advanced lead-acid battery chargers should NOT be used for charging the lithium batteries since such chargers often have modes that may harm the lithium batteries (desulphation mode, for example). Also, the charging end voltage of such lead-acid chargers is lower than the charging end voltage of lithium battery chargers.
Lead-acid battery chargers should be used to charge the lithium batteries ONLY if they have a dedicated lithium battery charging mode, optimized for such batteries.
The maximum charging current for 100Ah lithium batteries is usually in the 0.5-1.0C range (50-100 Amps), but it is recommended to keep the charging current around 0.2-0.3C (20-30 Amps) in order to prolong the battery’s operating lifetime.
Long Story Short: 100Ah lithium batteries are very popular deep-cycle batteries being offered in different voltages including 12V, 24V, 36V, and 48V.
With discharge currents in the 0.5-1.0C range (50-100 Ah), these batteries are able to continuously provide at least 600-1200W @12V, 1200-2400W @24V, 1800-3600W @36V, and 2400-4800W @48V.
Note: this is a calculation for 12V, 24V, 36V, and 48V and NOT for 12.8V, 25.6V, 38.4V, and 51.2V. in real life, these batteries can provide slightly more power.
Because of their features, 100Ah lithium batteries are a common choice for electric trolling motor batteries, electric vehicles, RV house batteries, off-the-grid applications, and similar.
V 100Ah Cold Weather Lithium Battery (LiFePO4)
12V 100Ah low-temperature lithium battery designed in Canada for deep cycle applications. Bluetooth Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery technology (LiFePO4). Order directly from Canbat with free fast shipping anywhere in Canada.
Description
The Canbat CLI100-12LT is a 12V 100Ah lithium battery specifically designed for cold temperatures. The Battery features advanced LiFePO4 technology and M8 terminals. It can be charged at temperatures down to.20°C (-4°F). Our advanced temperature control feature draws only 60W of power from the charger and so no additional components are needed for your system. The Canbat CLI100-12LT is a UL certified 12V 100Ah cold weather LiFePO4 battery. This 12V 100Ah lithium battery can be connected in parallel up to 4 units of the same model to create a 12V 200Ah,12V 300Ah, or even 12V 400Ah battery. It Can also be connected in series up to 4 units of the same model to create a 24V 100Ah, 36V 100Ah, or even 48V 100Ah battery.
In cold temperatures, the BMS ( battery management system) disconnects from the cells to protect your battery. Prior to charging, the built-in heating systems draw power from the charger in order to heat up the battery.
The battery is made for use in all deep cycle applications such as off-grid solar, RV, marine, camping, and backup power systems. This 12V 100Ah Lithium Iron Phosphate battery can also be used to replace standard lead-acid batteries in the use of mobility scooters, UPS system, fire alarm systems, access control systems, and medical devices. They are growing in popularity for military and aerospace applications. The CLI100-12LT battery is engineered with lithium cells offering superior performance and higher reliability as they can be used for power storage solutions or as power sources. Unlike traditional SLA and Gel batteries, they can be fully discharged without loss in longevity. 12V 100Ah lithium batteries are very popular in the solar, RV, and marine markets. They are commonly referred to as:
- RV lithium batteries
- Marine lithium batteries
- Solar lithium batteries
- Cold weather lithium battery
Our high-power lithium iron phosphate batteries can withstand up to 2500 charge cycles at 100% complete discharge and even greater if discharged partially. LiFePO4 cells have the longest shelf life and can be stored for up to 2 years in any state of charge without the worry of degradation. This makes them exceptional for use in seasonal equipment as they do not require maintenance for long periods of time, such as your sailboat.
| Part Number: CLI100-12LT |
| Length: 304.8 mm (12 inches) |
| Width: 165.1 mm (6.5 inches) |
| Battery Height: 209 mm (8.25 inches) |
| Approx Weight: 12.70kg (28 lbs) |
| Voltage: 12.8V |
| Capacity: 100Ah |
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| CLI Range |
Canbat 12V 100Ah Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries (LiFePO4) are designed to outperform traditional sealed lead-acid batteries in various residential and commercial power applications. This includes recreational vehicles (RV), electric wheelchairs, solar energy, sailboats/marine, power equipment, and more. Lithium batteries offer safe and worry-free energy in a lighter weight solution. Compared to sealed lead-acid batteries and other types of lithium batteries, Canbat lithium iron phosphate batteries are designed with LiFePO4 technology to offer significant advantages, including improved recharge and discharge efficiency, temperature protection, a higher life cycle, and the ability to deep cycle or deep discharge while maintaining power. 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 batteries are generally more expensive than the counterpart sealed lead-acid batteries, but they are actually more cost-effective in the long term because they offer an extended life span of over 10 years.
V 100AH LITHIUM IRON LOW-TEMPERATURE BATTERY APPLICATIONS
Canbat is the number one lithium battery Canada supplier and we are the only company offering free shipping across the country. Got a question? You can also contact us either by email or phone for customer support. Our lithium battery experts are here to help you with any technical questions you may have about our CLI100-12LT model or any of our other LiFePO4 batteries.
Warranty
Canbat Technologies Inc. warrants every lithium battery for 10 years from the date of sale as determined by the sale receipt. Within the first 36 months of the warranty period, subject to the exclusions listed below, Canbat will replace or repair the lithium battery in the case of the components in question are determined to be defective in material or workmanship. After 36 months and up to 10 years, if the components in question are determined to be defective in material or workmanship, and Canbat deems the components to be repairable, the lithium battery will be repaired and returned. If Canbat deems the components to be not repairable, a new, the same model lithium battery will be offered at a discount of 30% off of the price listed at the time of the offer. The offer will be valid for a period of 30 days after the date of notification.
NON-TRANSFERABLE
This limited warranty only applied to the original purchaser of the lithium battery. The warranty cannot be transferred to any other person or entity. Please contact the original place of purchase regarding any warranty claim.
WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS
Canbat has no obligation under this limited warranty for lithium batteries subjected to the following conditions (including but not limited to):
- Damage caused during shipping or mishandling of the lithium battery
- Damage due to improper installation; loose terminal connections, under-sized cabling, incorrect series (some batteries cannot be in series) or parallel connections, reverse polarity connections or insufficient space for airflow
- Environmental damage such as inappropriate storage conditions as defined by Canbat, exposure to extreme hot or cold temperatures, fire or freezing, or water damage, impact or collision
- Damage due to improper operation or maintenance such as under- or over-charging the lithium battery, cold temperature charging, lack of cleaning resulting in corroded terminal connections or build-up of dirt, debris, organic matter, fossil fuels or chemicals on the battery casing
- Improper use of CAN cables such as improper connections or not connecting them
- Installing CAN communication devices that do not follow the appropriate CANbus guidelines
- Battery that has been opened, modified or tampered with
- Tampering or removal of manufacture date codes
- Lithium battery that was used for applications other than which it was designed and intended for by Canbat
- Lithium Battery that was under-sized for the application
This limited warranty does not cover a battery that has reached its normal end of life due to usage which may occur prior to the warranty period. A battery can deliver only a fixed amount of cycles over its life which will occur over different periods of time depending on the application. Canbat reserves the right to deny a warranty claim if the battery is determined, upon inspection, to be at its normal end of life even if within the Warranty Period. If it is deemed that the battery was used improperly, you will be subject to a repair charge plus parts and shipping.
SUBMITTING A WARRANTY CLAIM
To submit a warranty claim, please contact the original place of purchase. The Product may be required to be shipped back to Canbat for further inspection. The Product must be shipped in compliance with UN38.3. Persons shipping batteries to be Hazmat certified.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
If you have technical questions about the Product, please contact the place of purchase or Canbat Technologies Inc. directly at 1 778-358-3925.
V-100AH Lithium-Ion Battery Pack（LFP）
BSLBATT 12V 100AH lithium battery, Up to 8000 Cycles, Built-in Smart BMS, Perfect for RV, Solar, Marine, Overland/Van, and Off-Grid Applications.
Product Specification:
- MOQ： 10pcs
- Delivery time： 15-20 working days
- Capacity of supply : About 2 million KVAH each year
- Color： Color customizable
- Payment methods : L/C, D/P,T/T, PayPal, Western Union
- Port : Guangzhou/Shenzhen
This 12V 100AH Lithium Ion Battery is plug and plays for starting or deep cycle applications including Marine, RV, Golf, Solar, Off-Grid, Propulsion, and other applications requiring a lightweight lithium battery to replace Lead Acid, Gel, or AGM Batteries.
The 12V 100AH lithium battery BSLBATT® offers high-level safety through the use of rhombus cells in Lithium Phosphate technology (LiFePO4 or LFP).
The BSLBATT® range has been designed to replace lead-acid batteries advantageously, by offering a quadruple energy density for an equivalent weight and size.
Thanks to its technology, the BSLBATT® 12V 100AH lithium battery can be installed in any position (vertically, lying on the side or head down).
The electrical parameters of the BSLBATT® 12V 100AH lithium battery are compatible in all respects with those of an AGM lead battery of 12V. In the vast majority of cases, the charging system can be kept the same and no additional accessories are required to perform the replacement.
The products BSLBATT® are light, compact, efficient and can be used for all types of uses and applications. BSLBATT® are designed to drop-in replacement of old generation batteries (Lead VRLA, AGM or OPZ batteries) in 12V, that are low performance and harmful to the environment (use of heavy metals and acid electrolytes).
Drop-in replacement for lead acid batteries – and more bang for your buck
Maintenance-free, modular, and lightweight
Holds a charge for up to 1 year without a load, and no need for a trickle charger – great for unattended storage
Longer life compare to lead acid battery
energy with 1/3 smaller size
Less than 3% self discharging
Built in safety protection
Protections: high/low voltage; short circuit; high/low temperature
Designed and assembled in Shenzhen, China
SPECIFICATIONS:
| Items | Parameter |
| Battery Type | 12v 100ah Lithium Battery （LiFePO4） |
| Nominal Voltage | 12V |
| Nominal Capacity | 100Ah |
| Energy | 1200 WH |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 323173218MM |
| Weight | 14KG |
| Case Material | ABS/Iron case |
| Certifications | CE/ISO/UN38.3/MSDS |
| Efficiency | 99% |
| Self Discharge | |
| Series Parallel Application | max. 4 series or 4 parallel connected application |
| Peak Discharge Current | 200 A |
| Continus Discharge Current | 100 A |
| Operation Temperature Range | -20~60℃ |
| Voltage at end of Discharge | 12.8 V |
| Working Voltage | 10-14.4V |
| Discharge Temperature | -4 to 140 ºF (-20 to 60 ºC) |
| Charge Temperature | 32 to 113 ºF (0 to 45 ºC) |
| Storage Temperature | 23 to 95 ºF (-5 to 35 ºC) |
| Cycle Life | 2000 cycles |
| Self-Discharge Rate | Residual capacity: ≤3%/month; ≤15%/years |
| Reversible capacity: ≤1.5%/month; ≤8%/years | |
| Storage Temperature Humidity Range | Less than 1 month:.20℃~35℃, 45%RH~75%RH |
| Less than 3 months:.10℃~35℃, 45%RH~75%RH | |
| Recommended storage environment: 15℃~35℃，45%RH~75%RH |
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| Models | Voltage（V） | Nominal Capacity（AH） | Max.charge current（A） | Weight（kg）/-5% | Dimension（/-3mm） | Cycle life DOD 100% | ||
| L（mm） | W（mm） | H（mm） | ||||||
| B-LFP12-40 | 12 | 40 | 20 | 6 | 195 | 130 | 168 | ＞2000 |
| B-LFP12-50 | 12 | 50 | 30 | 7 | 229 | 138 | 213 | ＞2000 |
| B-LFP12-80 | 12 | 80 | 30 | 12.8 | 262 | 167 | 212 | ＞2000 |
| B-LFP12-100 | 12 | 100 | 50 | 14 | 323 | 173 | 218 | ＞2000 |
| B-LFP12-120 | 12 | 120 | 60 | 16 | 323 | 173 | 218 | ＞2000 |
| B-LFP12-150 | 12 | 150 | 75 | 24 | 485 | 172 | 240 | ＞2000 |
| B-LFP12-170 | 12 | 170 | 85 | 26 | 485 | 172 | 240 | ＞2000 |
| B-LFP12-200 | 12 | 200 | 100 | 30 | 520 | 269 | 205 | ＞2000 |
| B-LFP12-240 | 12 | 240 | 120 | 34.2 | 520 | 269 | 208 | ＞2000 |
| B-LFP24-50 | 24 | 50 | 25 | 14.8 | 520 | 380 | 290 | ＞2000 |
| B-LFP24-100 | 24 | 100 | 50 | 28 | 520 | 450 | 350 | ＞2000 |
| B-LFP24-150 | 24 | 150 | 50 | 42 | 520 | 450 | 400 | ＞2000 |
| B-LFP24-200 | 24 | 200 | 50 | 56 | 520 | 380 | 290 | ＞2000 |
| B-LFP24-250 | 24 | 250 | 50 | 70 | 600 | 450 | 350 | ＞2000 |
| Because the model is numerous, only displays the part, may contact us to understand more! |
Battery Management System:
The lithium batteries are supplied with Battery Management System that can monitor and optimize each single cell during charge and discharge, to protect the battery pack from damage agains over-charge, over-discharge, short circuit. The BMS helps to ensure safe and accurate running.
| Content | Specification | |
| Over Charge | Over-charge protection for each cell | 3.8±0.03V |
| Over-charge release for each cell | 3.60±0.05V | |
| Over-charge release method | Under the release voltage | |
| Over Discharge | Over-discharge protection for each cell | 2.3±0.05V |
| Over-discharge release for each cell | 2.8±0.05V | |
| Over-discharge release method | Charge to recovery | |
| Over Current | Over discharge current protection | 300A~500A |
| Protection delay time | 50ms～200ms | |
| Over current release method | Delay about 8S after recovery | |
| Short Circuit | Do not short-circuit the electrodes | Designed for 600A/500us |
| Battery Temperature | Charge over temperature | Protection @ 65±5℃ |
| Release @ 50±5℃ | ||
| Discharge over temperature | Protection @ 65±5℃ | |
| Release @ 50±5℃ | ||
| MOSFET over temperature | Protection @ 103±10℃ | |
| Release @ 75±10℃ |
| Mining | Lift Trucks | Remote Power |
| UPS | Military | Utility batteries |
| Solar | Industrial | Telecom |
| Marine | RV |
Safety:
BSLBATT® batteries are based on Lithium iron battery technology (LiFePO4). This is the safest Lithium technology available today. On top of that our bespoke casing and electronics further increase safety and durability.
Primary Competitive Advantages:
Origin Guarantee/Warranty Price Product Features Product Performance Prompt Delivery Quality Approvals Reputation Service Small Orders Accepted
INTERNAL STRUCTURE:
BSLBATT caring every detail of the lithium battery pack to assure you get the safest and durable battery using experience:
Main Export Markets:
Asia/Australasia Central/South America/Eastern Europe/Mid East/Africa North America/Western Europe
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To connect in series or /and parallel, batteries should meet the below conditions: a. identical batteries with the same battery capacity (Ah) and BMS (A); b. from the same brand (Note: Redodo battery models can be connected to Zooms battery models.) c. purchased in near time (within three months)
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Hi, our 12V(12.8V) 100Ah LiFePO4 battery built-in 100A BMS, which could support 100A max. continuous charge/discharge current, 1280W max. load power, and 1280Wh max. energy. In general, the power of the inverter depends on your power of load. A 2200W PSW inverter will also work with one 12V(12.8V) 100Ah LiFePO4 battery, and it still has room to extend by adding batteries if there are more appliances in. However, it is still depends on the power of your load. To help you analyze and optimize your battery system precisely, we welcome you to contact us at service@redodopower.com, and we will help you with an in-depth analysis according to your detailed information.
Hi, many of our customers use 2 of Redodo 12V(12.8V) 100Ah LiFePO4 batteries connecting in series for their 24V trolling motor, and it works well. But it is also depends on the power of the trolling motor. One of our Redodo 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 batteries could support 100A max. continuous charge/discharge current, 1280W max. load power, and 1280Wh max. energy. Connecting two of Redodo 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 batteries in series will build a 24V(25.6V) 100Ah battery system, which could support 100A max. continuous charge/discharge current, 2560W max. load power, and 2560Wh max. energy. To help you analyze and solve your question about the batteries more specifically, we welcome you to contact us on service@redodopower.com, and we will help you with an in-depth analysis according to your detailed information.
Dear Customer, 1)Yes, 1 charger could works for 2pcs Redodo 12V(12.8V) 100Ah LiFePO4 batteries which connected in series. One 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 battery built-in 100A BMS, which could support 100A max. continuous charge/discharge current, 1280W max. continuous load power, and 1280Wh max. energy. Connected 2pcs of those 100Ah batteries in series will build a 24V(25.6V) 100Ah battery system, which could support 100A max. continuous charge/discharge current, 2560W max. continuous load power, and 2560Wh max. energy. Regarding the charger for the 24V 100Ah battery system, we recommend a dedicated LiFePO4 battery charger, the DC charging voltage should be between 28.4V~29.2V and charging current less than 100A (usually, we recommend the current of 0.2C, which means 20A, and it will take around 5hrs to fully charge the battery system). 2)Here are two steps are necessary in order to reduce the voltage difference between batteries before connection, and through these, the battery system can perform the best of it in series or/ and in parallel. Step① fully charge your batteries separately. Step② connect your batteries one by one in parallel, and leave them together for 12~24hrs. And then, you can connect your batteries in series or/ and in parallel to build your own battery system. BTW, for charging one 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 battery, we recommend a dedicated LiFePO4 battery charger, the DC charging voltage should be between 14.2V~14.6V and charging current less than 100A. To help you analyze and optimize your battery system precisely, we welcome you to contact us on service@redodopower.com, and we will help you with an in-depth analysis according to your detailed information.
Hi, for safety reasons, we don’t suggest connecting 5 or 6 pieces of the Redodo 100Ah batteries in series. Our 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 battery supports up to 4 identical batteries for up to: 48V 100Ah battery system (in series) 12V 400Ah battery system (in parallel) And we recommend connecting MAX. 16pcs of Redodo 12V(12.8V) 100Ah LiFePO4 batteries in 4P 4S to build a 48V(51.2V) 400Ah battery system(“P” refers to parallel, “S” refers to series). To help you analyze and solve your question about the battery connections more specifically, we welcome you to contact us at service@redodopower.com, and we will help you with an in-depth analysis according to your detailed information.
Hi, at the beginning, we had set up the low temperature cut-off function for Redodo 100Ah LiFePO4 battery, but later many customers responded that they also want to discharge it under 32°F/0°C. After careful research, our team has decided to block this function. Some of our customers who live in the cold areas who are happy to use our batteries too, because it can discharge well and their loads can work under low temperature. If they need to charge the battery below 32°F/0°C. they told us that they choose a dedicated LiFePO4 battery charger with a low-temp cut-off function, or take the batteries to the house where the temperature is higher than 32°F/0°C. We will have the LiFePO4 batteries that have low temperature protection in the near future.
Should I leave lifePO4 battery connected to charger after it has been fully charged, and will not be used for awhile？
Hi, usually, you can leave LiFePO4 battery connected to charger after it has been fully charged for a while if your battery charger has automatic power off function. Redodo LiFePO4 battery also has over-charging protection too. But for the safety reasons, we suggest that disconnect the battery with the charger once it is full charged.
I have two 12v 100ah batteries connected together. can i add one 12v 200ah battery to this, will the bms match up or do i need to add two 12v 100ah?
No, we do not suggest you to connect 12v 200ah battery to the battery system of 212V 100Ah battery. Although Redodo 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 battery and Redodo 12V 200Ah LiFePO4 battery have built-in 100A BMS, the capacities of two battery models are different. To connect in series or /and parallel, batteries should meet the below conditions: a. identical batteries with the same battery capacity (Ah) and BMS (A); b. from the same brand (as lithium battery from different brands has their special BMS); c. purchased in near time (within one month) So if you want to expand your battery system, we suggest you to add 212V 100Ah battery.
Hi, we do not recommend to connected the Redodo 12V 100Ah battery and 200Ah battery together. Here are two main reasons why we don’t suggest connecting batteries with different capacities: 1) After parallel connection of batteries with different capacities, the current of 200Ah is twice as large as that of 100Ah when charging/discharging at the same time. 2) The internal resistance of the 200Ah battery is 2-4mΩ, and that of the 100Ah battery is 7-9mΩ. When the batteries with different impedances are connected in parallel, it is possible to damage BMS after long-term use. To connect in series or/ and in parallel, batteries should meet below conditions: a: the same battery capacity(Ah) and same BMS b: from same brand(as lithium battery from different brands has their special BMS) c: purchased in near time(within one month) d: from same types of battery
Can these batteries be mounted on their side or does the orientation of the terminals always have to be upright?
Hi, we suggest that you place Redodo 12V(12.8V) 100Ah LiFePO4 battery with the terminal bolts upward. If you have more than one Redodo 100Ah LiFePO4 battery, please avoid their post bolts having direct contact when mounting them. To help you analyze and solve your question about the batteries more specifically, we welcome you to contact us at service@redodopower.com, and we will help you with an in-depth analysis according to your detailed information.
Hi, Redodo 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 battery have cells which get certificate from UL and the protection class is IP65 and the battery quality is Grade-A.
Hi, 1)We don’t suggest that to connect the Redodo 12V(12.8V) 100Ah LiFePO4 batteries with any lead-acid batteries because they are totally different: 1. The LiFePO4 batteries and the lead-acid batteries own different charge/discharge modes; 2. The voltages of the LiFePO4 batteries and the lead-acid batteries are different(even if they are written in 12V); 3. The LiFePO4 batteries are built in BMS while the lead-acid batteries are not. 2)To connect in series or/ and in parallel, batteries should meet the below conditions: a: the same battery capacity(Ah) and same BMS b: from the same brand(as lithium battery from different brands has their special BMS) c: purchased in near time(within one month) d: from same types of battery To help you analyze and solve your question about the battery connection more specifically, we welcome you to contact us on service@redodopower.com, and we will help you with an in-depth analysis according to your detailed information.
Hi, Yes, for Redodo 12V(12.8V) 100Ah LiFePO4 battery, you can connect 6 batteries to make a 3P2S (P refers to Parallel and S refers to Series) battery system of 24V(25.6V) 300Ah. One Redodo 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 battery built-in 100A BMS, which could support 100A max. continuous charge/discharge current, 1280W max. continuous load power, and has max. 1280Wh energy. The 3P2S battery system of 24V(25.6V) 300Ah could support 300A max. continuous charge/discharge current, 7680W max. continuous load power, and has max. 7680Wh energy.
Review: Redodo 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 Battery
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Deep cycle Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries are a great alternative to power stations because, for the most part, they cost less in terms of the capacity you’re getting. You’ll still be spending less, even adding on the cost of an inverter and a battery charger. There are also ways to use these types of deep-cycle batteries without an inverter and have a direct connection to what you want to power.
I‘m looking at this Redodo 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 battery in this review. This comes from a well-known brand on Amazon, and their batteries are on the lower price side. I have done a full video review of this battery, but if you want to read a review article and take a look at photos, this one is for you.
What comes in the Box
What you’re getting in the box with this Redodo 12V 100Ah battery are four post bolts, two positive and negative insulated covers, a manual, and a piece of paper that gives you some info about the dos and don’t for the battery. You do not get a battery charger in the box and have to purchase that separately, and that’s not a problem in this case because, in general, batteries like this don’t come with battery chargers in the first place.
Overall, what you’re getting with this Redodo battery is standard for these batteries, and it’s not missing anything vital. Including four post bolts is a great addition; the manual contains rich information, and the paper giving vital info is a nice touch.
Power Capacity
So to get the Watt Hour (Wh) capacity of this Redodo battery, you have to multiply 12V and 100Ah, and you end up with a 1280Wh capacity. So, yes, this Redodo battery does have a 1280Wh capacity, and that’s a lot of power; when you consider a power station with a 1280Wh capacity, you’re looking to spend about 1,000 or more, in this case, you’re spending way less. Go ahead and look at their product page for this battery to see how little you’d pay to get so much capacity.
Of course, with a power station, you get everything already put together and ready to use. Still, as I mentioned, you can choose your inverter and battery charger when you go with a battery like this, which is very low cost. Also, this is a LiFePO4 battery, which can last for about 4,000 charge cycles. LiFePO4 batteries are the way to go because you’re getting your money’s worth, as the battery will last much longer than Lead Acid batteries or regular Lithium-Ion batteries. You’re looking at many years of usage for this Redodo battery.
Also, when it comes to powering appliances for a 1280Wh capacity, you can power a 1W appliance for 1,280 hours or a 1280W appliance for 1 hour. So you have a lot more flexibility when it comes to the longevity of the capacity depending on what appliances you’re looking to power.
MakerHawk Battery Capacity Test
For the capacity test, I used a MakerHawk load test and connected the positive and negative clamps of the load test to the Redodo battery. I set the Voltage to about 12.8V and had the Amps set to about 10 Amps. I ran this test overnight to drain the capacity of this Redodo battery to 0%. After about 9 hours, I returned to the load tester turned off, and the battery was fully depleted of its capacity. What I ended up with was a 103Ah capacity and a 1,298Wh capacity. So on the Amp Hour (Ah) reading, I got a 103% efficiency rating, and on the Watt Hour (Wh) side, I got 101% efficiency. So this Redodo 100Ah battery has a 1280Wh capacity and a bit more, so you’re spending your money wisely for not only the capacity but also the many change cycles that come with a LiFePO4 type of battery.
Also, somebody mentioned in one of my battery capacity test videos that these batteries have a bit more capacity than they say they do to ensure they output the advertised capacity.
Output Charging:
Since this battery has a 1280Wh capacity, it has a 1280W continuous power output and a 1280W max input.
For our testing of this Redodo 100Ah battery, I used a Renogy 2000W Pure Sine Wave inverter. To clarify, you don’t have to use a 2000W inverter for this Redodo battery; in fact, using this inverter is way over the top. Instead, I would recommend a 1200W inverter or lower, depending on your budget and needs; however, in this case, I wanted to push this Redodo battery as far as possible to see what it is capable of. Also, when choosing an inverter, make sure that it’s a Pure Sine Wave inverter to ensure that your appliances run the way they’re supposed to.
Heater Test
So for the first test, I did with this battery through the inverter powering a Lasko heater. I had an electricity monitor connected to the inverter to tell me what was happening regarding Watt Hour (Wh) pulled from the battery and the wattage output the appliance was drawing. I set the Lasko heater to low first and ended up with an 850W output; this is not a problem for the Redodo battery to handle as it’s capable of a 1280W continuous power output. After running it at low for about a minute, I set the heater to high, and the output jumped to about 1400W. With a 1400W output, the heater is over the 1280W output of this Redodo battery, but it still keeps running.
I kept running the Lasko heater for 47 minutes until the battery was completely depleted. So you can run a 1400W load from an inverter using this Redodo battery, and it can handle it for nearly an hour. Also, I got an AC capacity of 1,100Wh, which is a 86% efficiency rating when it comes to using an inverter with the battery; this type of conversion through an AC outlet is better than most power stations.
Electric Cooktop Toaster Oven Test
For the next test, I used a 1000W electric cooktop and placed a saucepan with four cups of water on top to see how fast I could boil water and how much capacity I use up. The cooktop pulled about 950W; it took about 8 minutes for the water to boil and used up 120Wh of the Redodo battery’s capacity. So you can easily cook with a high enough wattage inverter using this battery, and you won’t lose much capacity.
For the final test, I used a toaster oven to power from this battery and inverter. I set the toaster oven to 450 ° F and had to run it for about 10 minutes. The toaster oven pulled 1170W and used about 120Wh capacity from this Redodo battery. So you can easily have food toasted with this battery, too.
Overall, a 12V/100Ah battery is best to own. Going lower on the Amp Hour (Ah) scale means having lower wattage usage and less capacity to use, which ultimately means a shorter runtime. Going with a higher capacity battery means spending more, but at the same time, you get so much more capacity and wattage usage. That said, 100Ah batteries are the sweet spot for price and function.
Recharging the Battery:
You can use any 14.4V or 14.6V battery charger to recharge this Redodo 100Ah battery. In my case, I used an Ampere Time 10 Amp battery charger to recharge the unit. This is one of the lowest-cost battery chargers you can get, but it’s also one of the slowest ways to recharge. This Ampere Time 10 Amp battery charger works the same way as any other one. I just attached the negative and positive clamps to the negative and positive terminals on this Redodo battery, and it began charging.
The light on the Ampere Time battery charger turns red to indicate that it’s charging, and then it turns green to indicate that the battery is fully recharged and charging stops. Of course, as I mentioned before, a 10 Amp battery charger is relatively slow, and going from 0% to 100% will take about 10 – 12 hours.
Size and Weight:
This Redodo 100Ah battery has a length of 13 inches, a width of 6.7 inches, and a height of 8.4 inches. The battery weighs 25 pounds. So it’s not a large battery, but it has some weight. The battery does have a handle strap that makes it easier to move around, and you can also easily remove the handle if you want.
Functional Components:
In this case, when it came to using the battery with the Renogy 2000W inverter, I connected the negative and positive terminal cables from the inverter to the battery. Once the terminal ends were screwed onto the battery, I could turn on the inverter and power the appliances.
Structure and Material:
The build quality of this Redodo battery is good. The battery has an IP65 water resistance rating, meaning it can withstand rain and high-pressure jets but cannot withstand water submersion. The casing is solid, and I couldn’t find any flaws with its build quality. However, you shouldn’t drop this battery, as I’m not sure if the casing can survive a fall, as most batteries are not exactly built up to that standard.
Tech:
For the technical build, this Redodo battery has overcharge, over-discharge, temperature, short circuit, and all other protections to ensure that it performs smoothly and that you’re safe. In my heater test, when I had the heater running at about 1400W, this battery could keep supplying power to the Renogy inverter. If the battery got too hot, it would automatically shut off, but that didn’t happen in my test, as it could fully deplete its capacity.
Reliability
The testing I’ve conducted from the MakerHawk load tester and the Renogy inverter shows that this Redodo 100Ah battery is very reliable. It has the capacity it says it has a little more. Also, it uses a LiFePO4 battery cell which gives many charge cycles that allow the battery to last for many years. On the inverter side, I could power a Lasko heater at 1400W, above the 1280W that this battery is capable of. The inverter AC capacity pulled 86% efficiency from this Redodo battery.
So, this is very reliable for a 100Ah LiFePO4 battery.
Summary:
This 1280Wh capacity is precisely what you’re getting, and just a bit more because of the load test I ran. This battery can also handle loads over its 1280W max continuous output, as I ran a 1400W load for nearly an hour.
This battery is pretty small, but it does weigh 25 pounds. The removable handle does make it easier to carry the battery. Connecting the inverter was very easy, and recharging was simple, too.
The build quality of this Redodo battery is solid because of its IP65 water resistance rating. It also has many technical protections that ensure it will be safe, such as overload, short circuit, and temperature control protections.
If you want an all-around reliable battery, a 100Ah battery is the one to go with, as it has tons of capacity, power input, and output capabilities, and it comes at an affordable price compared to a 1280Wh power station.
Conclusion:
This Redodo 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 battery is an excellent choice because it’s exactly what it says it is. This 1280Wh battery can supply more than 1280W of power through an inverter; of course, you shouldn’t do that frequently with a battery like this, but I was able to run 1400W for almost an hour. Also, for a 1280Wh capacity and even adding on the cost of an inverter and a battery charger, this Redodo battery can be a better choice than an equivalent power station.