Ionic Lithium Battery Deep Cycle 12V30-EP

World Class Safety Features

Ionic Lithium Deep Cycle 12V30-EP has 12 volts and a 30Ah capacity and is perfect for powering your deep cycle systems. Ionic Deep Cycle has an internal microprocessor-controlled battery management system (BMS) that monitors the key operational parameters during charging and discharging, such as voltages, currents and internal temperatures. Ionic Deep Cycle Batteries can be hooked up 4 in series and as many needed in parallel.
The 12V 30Ah can also be used for recreational fishing that provides 6-8 hours of trolling on a 36V system. Not recommended for tournament fishing.

Built for Longer Lasting Reliable Power

The Ionic Deep Cycle Battery has a cycle life of 3,000 cycles or about 10 calendar years. Our lithium batteries have a usable capacity of 99% compared to 50-60% for traditional lead-acid batteries]. LithiumHub Deep Cycle batteries function in the widest range of temperatures with a discharge temperature range (Functional) of –20°C to 60°C (–4°F to 140°F) and a charge temperature range of 0°C to 45°C (32°F to 113°F). Automatically detects if batteries are too cold to take a charge.

The Ionic Deep Cycle Lithium Battery line has the best weight-to-power ratio on the market

At 6.5” (L) x 7.7″ (W) x 7.0” (H) and weighing only 11.7 lbs., the Ionic Deep Cycle 12V30-EP has the best size-to-power ratio compared to any deep cycle battery on the market. Connectors: M6 screws allow you to install the battery in any direction, unlike lead-acid batteries (which are fixed). Ionic Deep Cycle Batteries’ monthly self-discharge rate is 1-3%. Compare that to lead-acid batteries’ 30% monthly self-discharge rate. The max charge voltage is 14.6V and the discharge cut-off voltage is 10.5V. The max charge current is 15A and the max discharge current is 40A / 170A(3s). You can use solar chargers to charge these batteries. You can use most traditional lead-acid chargers too (the ones without “Desulfate” mode) as long as the current levels do not exceed lithium battery charge specification. A traditional lead-acid charger that reaches 14.4-14.6 volts will fully charge the battery. Chargers that do not exceed 13.6 volts will only charge the battery to 50% capacity or less.

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