Talentcell 12V LiFePO4 Battery Pack LF120A1, Ultra Long Life Cycles Rechargeable 153.6Wh 12.8V 12Ah Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries for Camping, Solar Systems, Lighting, DIY Project
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Size: 12AH LiFePO4 Battery
Features
- Long Cycle Life, 2000+ Cycles. LF120A1 12V lithium ion battery pack is constructed from High Quality LiFePO4 battery cell.
- High Capacity: 12.8V 12000mAh 153.6Wh. Output voltage: 14.6V-9V (Nominal: 12.8V). Output Current: 15A Max. The output voltage is output directly from 4S Li-Ion battery by through the PCM, so the output voltage is not constant.
- Appearance shape, size of the product is similar to the specifications of traditional lead-acid batteries, so you can be installed directly instead of the customary lead-acid battery.Please note: this battery can't be used as a Jump Starter Battery!!!
- Lithium battery have excellent characteristics, for example: large capacity, small volume, light weight, etc. It will bring a very convenient experience to users.
- Package content: 1x 12V LiFePO4 Battery Pack. 1x 14.6V lifepo4 battery charger.
Description
It is better to use the 14.6V LiFePO4 battery charger to charge. It should be noted that the cell would be possible to be at a over-discharged state by its self-discharge characteristics in case the cell is not used for long time. In order to prevent over-discharging, the cell shall be charged periodically to maintain between 12V and 13.8V. Over-discharging may causes loss of cell performance, characteristics, or battery functions. Model: LF120A1 Specification: Capacity: 12.8V 12Ah 153.6Wh. Input: 14.6V/6A Max Output: Nominal: 12.8V (14.6-9V) /15A Max. More than 90% of the time, the output voltage is about from 12V to 13V in one of discharge cycle. Operation temperature range: (0～+60)℃ Storage temperature range: (-10～+50)℃. Recommended long-term storage temperature is (15～25)℃ Package content: 1x 12V LiFePO4 battery pack 1x Positive Cable (Red) 1x Negative Cable (Black) 1x 14.4V 1.5A charger Please use the 14.4V LiFePO4 battery charger to charge, it also can be charged by 12V lead acid battery charger, the package included a 14.4V charger. NOTES Do not use the 12V lithium battery pack in places with high humidity or where it may be exposed to wet. Do not modify or disassemble the power bank. Do not throw the 12V power bank into fire or water. Do not reverse the polarity of the battery pack. If you don't use the battery for a long time, we suggest you charged it periodically. Please note: this battery can't be used as a Jump Starter Battery!!!
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Brand: Talentcell
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion
Battery Capacity: 12 amp_hours
Recommended Uses For Product: Tv,Digital,Camera
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Brand: Talentcell
Model Number: LF120A1
Model Name: lifepo4
UPC: 723120453807
Manufacturer: Talentcell Technology
Battery Cell Type: Lithium Ion
Battery Capacity: 12 amp_hours
Voltage: 14.6 volts
Reusability: Rechargeable
Amperage: 15 A
Unit Count: 1 Count
Battery Weight: 1300 g
Item Dimensions: 3.66 x 2.72 x 5.91 inches
Antenna Location: Tv,Digital,Camera
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Review of talentcell LF120A1 batteries. Planned use: cpap machine backpacking I bought a specially designed charger for LiFePo4 batteries. This is important. The charger is a "CTEK (56-926) LITHIUM US 12 Volt Fully Automatic LiFePO4 Battery Charger", $95, bought from Amazon. It is engineered to provide the right voltage waveforms to correctly charge LiFePo4 batteries. The voltages are just different enough to make a lead acid battery charger worse than useless. With the right charger, the batteries will be fully charged after a couple of full charge and discharge cycles. In order to have any idea what was going on with these batteries, I also bought a "HiLetgo DC 6.5-100V 0-20A LCD Display Digital Ammeter " for about $12. This little beautiful device would give me the current, voltage, power and total watt hour consumption. This is how I know that these batteries put out 145 wH of energy against a specification of 153 wH. This was close enough for me and about 95% of what was claimed. I know this after testing with a 12 volt to 120 volt converter and running a 60 lamp for two hours. See the pictures of the test rig. The LiFePo4 batteries were, for about 3.2 lbs, enough to run my cpap machine without a humidifier for two nights in a row without recharging. I also tested this with the watt meter attached and used a single battery to provide 54 wH for the first night and 63 the second night to run the cpap. The battery still had about 30 watt hours remaining after another test. So, with two of these batteries I can be out five days (4 nights) with a safety margin. They are worth the $82 each that I spent. Regarding running a cpap: first of all, forget about the humidifier for backpacking. Humidifiers are power hogs. You'll need at least two of these 153 wH batteries to make it through a single night. Not practical for backpacking. Second, a more subtle issue is that some cpap machines only have 120 volt inputs, while others will accept 12 volt dc input voltage to run the cpap. Still others accept other voltages like 14.5 or 19 volts dc. I tried to use a Dreamstation Go cpap that only allowed 120 volts input. This required a sinewave converter, which I bought. But, unfortunately, there are power losses with conversions and there are two, one that I would carry outside the cpap, and a second one internal to to the cpap. The end result is that 80% of one of those big LiFePo4 153 wH batteries was consumed during a single night instead of 50%. This was a fail. I ended up using an older Phillips Respironics cpap, which luckily had a 12 volt input, for the above testing. No sinewave converter required. Just plumb the battery 12 volts to the input of the cpap and everything worked beautifully and efficiently. (Leave the humidifier at home). Overall, if you buy a medical cpap battery you can easily spend $300 for a battery that will get you through one night. Or you can spend a little more than that and get two of these 153 watt hour LiFePo4 batteries plus a specially designed charger plus the watt meter plus a sinewave converter plus some cables and have an overall solution the will give you more power and still be very lightweight and reasonable cost.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2020 by Stephen Witte
When I first got the battery I didn't use it for a few days and then checked the voltage and it was completely dead. I asked Amazon to replace it, which they did promptly. I checked the new battery and it had a weak charge, so I charged it to full and took the charger off. I noticed that it the voltage would drop off steadily and relatively quick over just a few days without a load. Then I read on another site that LiFePO4 batteries need a heavy charge when initially put in service in order to balance all cells, so I charged the battery for 24 hours. Since then I notice that the battery holds a charge well and no longer drains without being used. While using the battery I find that the 12Ah rating to be a fair rating for the capacity. If you buy this battery, be sure to put an extended charge on it the first time. After that, a normal charge to full capacity should do the trick. I realize now that the first battery issues were probably due to not giving a proper charge right away.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2019 by Liz
So far, so good. I removed my passenger Power Leather Car Seat so that I could install a carpeted platform for my 2 dogs. Rather than throw out the nice car seat, I decided to convert it into a Power Reclining, Power Lumbar Support, office chair. It worked using this Talentcell LiFePO4 battery. The car seat was 8-way power adjustable, but I removed most of the mechanisms to cut weight and decrease the height of the chair. This left only the recline motor and lumbar support motor. Both motors are 12v Polarity Reversing motors. I secured the chair to a custom wooden base with Marine U-bolts. I got 2 polarity reversing momentary switches, resettable 5 amp fuses, round lighted voltage and capacity meter, and mounting plates. I also got a MySit 2.2 inch sink short chair piston and a super heavy duty Chair piston mounting plate with tilt. I also ordered a better 3 amp charger with every protection available for LFP batteries. I went with the Talentcell because it has the nice screw terminals that readily accept ring terminal connectors. Everything is working great. For under $200 I now have a power office chair that is high end real leather. It is super comfortable as most good car seats are. A similarly equipped chair on Amazon is $500 plus. I went with the LiFePO4 over Lithium Ion because of the much higher safety (lower fire risk). I still have to paint the wood frame base and switch side panels. It has been a fun project. Man, it's so cool to be able to order all the stuff needed from Amazon.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2024 by MindSci
Basic battery and charger for basic needs. That is why I bought it and it will work fine for that purpose. Charger is a basic wall wart with no special lithium charging abilities. The supplied cables and clips will allow you to connect the battery to a load and/or charge the battery. But 1) the clips aren’t big enough to fit the battery terminal securely. That will need to remedied. 2) the leads with ring terminals are the same length, making short circuiting the battery (by the bare wire leads touching) a real possibility, so DO NOT try using the battery without first adequately insulating (use heat shrink tubing or similar) the connections.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2024 by kludge
This is really good and I use it for my fan on a 200 watt inverter. It's really good as a starter battery if you can't afford the bigger ones. Charging took under an hour or two and it's so small. You can take it anywhere to charge it.
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2025 by Ericka The Boss
Like another reviewer, I purchased this battery because it is lightweight enough to take on hikes for powering my HAM radio gear. I verified today that the MoHoo foldable solar panel can be connected directly to the TalentCell LF120A1 without needing a solar charge controller. The solar panel charged the battery at a rate of nearly 5 Amps until the charging voltage at the battery reached 14.4 volts. At that point, the BMS, internal to the battery, opened the current pathway and charging abruptly stopped. That is OK with me. I was able to use the battery to power a transmitter at 60 watts. I will update this review after making a summit climb where I will use the solar panel, battery, and the radio to contact other HAM radio operators. By the way, I am planning to use a Prism Zenith 5 kite to pull up 130' of aluminum wire to act as the antenna. From the 10,000' summit, I should be able to make a lot of contacts.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2019 by G. Brown
Bought 5 of these, installed 3x in series into Razor bike and 2x in series for Razor Quad. Batteries are lightweight, terminals are solid. At about 30% SOC (about 10.3 volt x3 = 31volt) both Razors die (don't have enough charge to move), so I was never able to discharge them all the way down to advertised 9 volt and be able to drive razons. I suspect the batteries don't provide enough current to drive the motors. I was expecting that the current would be constant from 14.6-9 volts since these are LiFePO4 batteries but I have not experienced that. I wish manufacturer had a graph showing current vs. voltage as the batteries discharge. I am giving these batteries a 4 start rating because I believe I am missing out on potential 30% capacity because what seems to be the current drop once the batteries approach full discharge. Update: one of the 5 batteries that I purchased died after 2 years and about 200 charge cycles. This is disappointing since manufacturer advertises 2000 charge cycles which is 10x more. At the time of purchase EGM battaries were more then 60% cheaper but last generally more then 200 charge cycles. These Talentcell batteries have been well taken care off, slow charge, no exposure to freezing temperatures most of the time used and charged between 20-80% of charging capacity. I hope the other 4 will not start dying like this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2020 by Olga K.
I purchased two of these 12AH in order to have a power backup for my 12V Ham radio station. I also own a couple of the 6AH cousins of these. Same reason, good quality backup 12V power that is not too heavy or weighs a ton. The smaller one's are great for HT or QRP rigs. Although it does not show it in the description, Mine came with 9 inch long, pre-tinned, ring terminals that are 'maybe' 14 gauge. They connect to the battery via Phillips head screws and washers. It looks plenty secure for a 12AH, or even a 24AH (two of these in parallel). I have two in parallel for my short time backup. I like a LiFePO4 battery mostly because you can deep cycle them for many more cycles than an equavilent AGM battery. They also have a built in battery management system which makes life simpler. Great for portable 12V lighting. I have also purchased a 12V to 5V USB power converter board that can turn these into a power bank for cell phones and tablets. If you can afford a little extra $, I highly recommend these. If short on $, the AGM batteries work fine, just be aware a good AGM will do about 300 deep cycles. This battery is good for 2000 deep cycles, more if not fully cycled.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2020 by Ken M