Litime 12V 100Ah TM Bluetooth Low-Temp Protection LiFePO4 Battery Buit in 100A BMS, Group 31 Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery Perfect for Trolling Motors, Yacht, Marine, Boat, RV, Home Energy
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Style: 12V 100Ah TM Bluetooth
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- Smart Upgrade, All-New Experience: Upgrade your fishing experience with LiTime's all-new 12V 100Ah trolling motor battery featuring Bluetooth 5.0! Designed to meet the needs of fishing enthusiasts, this innovative upgrade lets you conveniently monitor your battery status from your phone. Say goodbye to guesswork and hello to seamless, real-time updates, ensuring you stay powered up and focused on the catch of the day. Get yours now and fish smarter! It's also for Yacht, Marine, Boat, RVs,Vans, Motorhomes, Home Energy, Solar Power Storage, Off-Grid Solar Power System, Backup Power, ect.
- Enjoy Convenience at Your Fingertips: As an official ABYC(American Boat & Yacht Council) and ASA (American Sportfishing Association)member, LiTime goes beyond standard and is committed to innovation.Our Litime 12V 100Ah TM smart trolling motor batteries adopt Bluetooth 5.0. It can realize auto-connection with your phone as you scan the QR code on the battery. You can switch its discharging, control the battery off, view your battery's charging/discharging data and status in real-time, and check the total battery system operating status through LiTime APP. Smart Bluetooth would level up your battery-using experience to the next level.It's also for Yacht, Marine, Boat, RVs,Vans, ect
- Explore Fun of Ice-Fishing & Fast Charging Ways: This Litime 12V 100Ah TM Bluetooth lithium trolling motor battery is equipped with low-temperature cut-off protection to protect your battery's charging at 0C/32F and discharging at -20C/-4F. The cold weather can't stop your passion and enthusiasm. LiTime promises that you will be free to enjoy ice-fishing with the help of LiTime trolling motor batteries.With Max. 1C charging efficiency, you can finish charging it with a 14.6V 20A LiFePO4 charger. Besides, solar panels, generators, and alternators are also perfect charging ways for this lithium battery.
- Unprecedented Boat-Driving Experience & Top Quality Ultra-Long Service Life: This is LiTime's latest trolling motor battery. It weighs 22.2 lbs and is BCI group 31 size. Its lightweight can lessen the burden of your boat so that you can drive it smoother, faster, and more maneuverable. Besides, one LiTime LiFePO4 battery can release 1280Wh of energy, which provides you with a 2X driving range of lead-acid batteries. To provide users with a safer, greener, and more efficient lithium battery, we adopt EV-grade LiFePO4 cells. These top cells have 4000+ deep cycles @100%DOD and 10+ years of life. LiTime lithium battery is committed to accompanying you as long as possible.
- Smaller Lighter Much Larger Energy & Safety: Our smart BMS can protect the battery from 20+ risks, including overcharge, over-discharge, over-current, overheating, and short circuits protections, and has a better salt spray resistance to protect your battery further. Besides, it has an auto-recovery function after overload protection (30s), so there is no need for user intervention.This lithium-ion trolling motor battery can perfectly replace your old lead-acid batteries. One LiTime 12V 100Ah Bluetooth TM LiFePO4 battery can release the same energy as two 12V 100Ah lead-acid batteries(1C discharging). Plus, the LiTime TM LiFePO4 battery weighs lighter and is smaller.
- Suit in Most Scenario & Support 12-Vlot System: LiTime produces these batteries for trolling motors and marine, but more than that, they can be effortlessly used for camping, RVs, off-grid, home backup, and so on. You get one battery to solve most energy solutions. This trolling motor battery has a 12-volt system to support 12V DC loads. You can use it to provide stable power to instrument panels, light displays, fish finders, and gyrocompass.
- Tips: After first receiving the battery or switching it off, you need to charge the battery using a lithium-activation charger or an MPPT charger to activate the Bluetooth function. This battery is not suitable for starting batteries, golf cart batteries, or jacks.
Brand: Litime
Product Dimensions: 13"D x 6.77"W x 8.5"H
Number Of Cells: 4
Terminal: M8
Manufacturer: Litime
Manufacturer: Litime
Brand: Litime
Model: L12V100-100-TM-BT-4-A100
Item Weight: 22.2 pounds
Product Dimensions: 13 x 6.77 x 8.5 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: L12V100-100-TM-BT-4-A100
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Manufacturer Part Number: L12V100-100-TM-BT-4-A100
Date First Available: May 24, 2024
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