Description
Our 12V 500Ah Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery is a premium energy storage solution engineered for high-capacity applications. As a trusted lithium battery manufacturer, we specialize in delivering OEM-ready LiFePO4 systems that combine durability, safety, and scalability for RVs, marine equipment, and solar installations.
Key Features
High Energy Density: Delivers 6.4kWh nominal energy (12.8V/500Ah) for extended runtime in off-grid and mobile power systems.
Exceptional Durability: 6,000+ cycles at 80% DoD ensure 10+ years of reliable service, outperforming traditional battery technologies.
Rugged Construction: IP65-rated metal housing (524x220x467mm, 68kg) withstands vibrations, dust, and water exposure in harsh environments.
Advanced Safety: Built-in BMS prevents overcharge, over-discharge, and thermal runaway while enabling real-time performance monitoring.
Custom Integration: OEM/ODM options include Bluetooth connectivity, LCD interfaces, and tailored voltage configurations.
Product Description
This 12V 500Ah Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery excels in demanding scenarios like marine thrusters and solar arrays, supporting 300A continuous discharge for high-power equipment. Its military-grade cells operate across -20¡ãC~60¡ãC with <2% monthly self-discharge, minimizing maintenance in seasonal environments. The modular design simplifies installation in tight spaces, while the UL-certified BMS ensures compatibility with solar charge controllers and inverters. Wholesale buyers benefit from bulk pricing and flexible branding options, including custom terminal layouts and communication protocols.
Why Choose LiFePO4 Technology?
Lithium iron phosphate chemistry provides inherent stability against thermal events compared to conventional lithium-ion cells. This battery maintains 85% capacity after 4,000 cycles even in tropical climates, reducing long-term replacement costs for OEM partners.
Applications
? RV/Camper house batteries
? Trolling motor power systems
? Off-grid solar energy storage
? Telecom backup power