SolarKing lithium batteries are the future of battery storage. Lithium batteries are much lighter than traditional lead acid batteries and deliver unrivalled cycle life, more than 4 times more cycles when compared to lead acid batteries.
Perfect for use in caravans, marine, camping and home storage applications. The batteries are fully sealed and an in built battery management system for safety protection.
If you are replacing an existing deep cycle lead acid battery you can continue to use your same battery charging system as the built-in battery management system with do the rest for you. You will also notice that lithium batteries charge more efficiently than lead acid batteries so the recovery will be much quicker.
This model SolarKing lithium battery use’s Active cell balancing technology to balance the internal battery cells not only whilst charging but also whilst discharging. This assist’s in getting the battery as close to 100% charge levels as possible.
This 150AH LiFePo4 model is in a metal case.
Features:
- 150AH Lithium Iron
- 100A BMS
- Metal case
- 2000+Cycles
- Built in advanced BMS with Active cell balancing
- Lightweight
- Can be connected in series or parallel
- Equivalent to 3 or 4 100AH deep cycle lead acid batteries
- CE, EMC, RCM, UN 38.3
- Note: This battery can’t be used to start motor vehicles
Technical Specifications:
- Dimensions 330x177x223mm Not Inc Terminal Bolt
- Chemical: Lithium Iron LiFePo4
- Cell Type: Prismatic
- Product Weight: 17kgs
- Operating Temperature Range: -0°C ~ +65°C
- Voltage 12.8VDC
- Amperage 150AH
- Max Continuous Current 100A
- Max 3 Second Pulse 250A
- Min Charge Current <1A
- Nominal Charge Current 30A
- Max Charge Current 60A
- Bulk Charge Voltage 14.6V
- Float Charge Voltage 13.6V
- Recommended Charge Rate: 30A
- Cell Balancing: 5AH charge & discharge
- Cycles @ 100% DOD 2000 Cycles
- Cycles@ 80% DOD 3000 Cycles
- Cycles@ 50% DOD 3500 Cycles
- Cycles@ 30% DOD 8000 Cycles
- Low Voltage cut out: 10.0VDC
- Maximum charge voltage: 15.2V
- Maximum In-series voltage: 30.4V
- BMS Reconnect: Automatic
- Terminal T8 (MM)
- Certifications: CE, EMC, RCM, UN 38.3
Packages:
- 1x CB-150-12-100 Lithium Battery
Compliance:
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I have SolarKing lithium batteries in my off-grid rural residence (10×100Ah in a series parallel 24v system with passive balancing) & based on that success over last 15 months helping to deliver 5kWh daily, I've just installed 2x150Ah (second generation, parallel 12v) in our caravan and yacht with a huge weight saving. My only gripe is that I would have liked to have better manufacturer advice on optimum charging profiles so I can configure my MPPT solar chargers. Other than that, so far I'm very happy.
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My 2 solar king 100ahs have replaced 2 x120ah agms and are holding up well with inverter to the point where I am using inverter and induction cooker more and even using electric hot water on the right day.
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I can recommend these, my van is set up with 2x200ah Solarking lithium batteries and 900W solar panels. I have a 3000W inverter and run a 2.5kw household inverter A/C unit during summer daytime no problem.
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I have Solarking 150ah, it's has been awesome. I haven't started my car in 4 weeks I have 100w solar panels in the roof, my 45lt still on hold 2-4 degrees. Batteries sits around 13.2v all day everyday.
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I am running the solarking 100ah bought from trailer camper Aus in Canberra as wanted a local warranty. Running from 6 months now, no issues, does exactly as described. Mounted under my rare draw wing, paired with RedArc BCDC1225D.
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My 3 SolarKings are going okay from what I can tell. My van is parked up under a carport at present, so the 4 roof-mounted solar panels aren't working. However, I've added a small folding solar panel to the side of the carport, where it gets the morning sun for maybe 5 or 6 hours tops.
Every week or so I go and check through the boot door, where I can look at the Enerdrive DC2DC unit and it always says "FUL", so I guess the batteries are being maintained okay.
When I did have it out they were running the van quite okay. I only tried the 1800w inverter once, and that was to boil a 1000w little kettle I bought to use instead of the gas kettle. That little kettle was pretty slow, but the batteries did the job okay.
We tend not to run anything "big" off the inverter....have a microwave which we've only used once and a washing machine that we've never used at all. They're the only big draw items we'd be likely to use.
Not to worry, I'll keep my fingers crossed that these ones last me for at least 5 years....and I'll be happy to replace them after that if need be. -
I've just ripped out four 100ah AGMs from the caravan and installed three Solar King 100ah Lithiums. I'm still using the Projecta 50amp 240v charger and the Morningstar 60amp solar gizmo. The caravan didn't previously have a DC-DC charger, so I'm fitting a Enerdrive DC2DC 40+ amp charger using the existing Anderson plug wiring. Weight saving is enormous: 220kg out and about 50kg back in. I couldn't be happier with how these units are performing.
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I'm absolutely wrapped in my SolarKing battery. I purchased a 150a for our Jayco Flamingo and couldnt be happier. We typucally camp offgrid and run a 12v Waeco 110L fridge in the van. With a Redarc 1224D BCDC charger and about 300w solar it is happy days. I installed a lithium of another brand late in 2019 and it was a fail. I thought the benefits of Lithium were just too good to be true. Im really pleased to say it isnt and the SolarKing has met all my needs...and then some.
