Our deep cycling batteries engineered with high-grade LiFePO4 cells deliver cutting edge performance and safety. Designed for the Australian market, our batteries incorporate, strong and durable materials to deliver reliable and sustained cycling performance. Elevate your battery range with Lithium and offer your customers unparalleled power, reliability at a lower lifetime cost. LiFeP04 technology delivering performance, reliability with a lower lifetime cost.
Deep Cycle Lithium LiFePO4 Batteries
Engineered with quality in mind, our Lithium batteries are made from premium Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) and designed with high-grade cells. While it's one of the safest technologies available, Lithium lowers your cost of ownership with up to 10 times the cycle life of standard lead acid batteries - without compromising performance. Ideal for use in high cyclic applications like 4x4 or recreation vehicles, or fast charge or low weight applications like marine. Lithium is the unrivalled choice for convenience, confidence, durability and performance.
Watch the short video which provides valuable insights into the extensive measures we take to ensure our
Lithium batteries maintain the highest standards of quality, safety, and reliability.
Why choose our Lithium Batteries?*
*Note: Please be advised that the lithium battery showcased in the video corresponds to our 7732 model. Other batteries within our range may vary in terms of features, warranty and internal components.
Extra piece of mind with our Bluetooth battery monitor
Your customer will never be caught out when they can check their battery health via their mobile. Our Lithium Batteries come armed with a Battery Management System (BMS) to monitor and optimise power, protecting the battery pack from over charge, over discharge, over heating and short circuiting.
This free app easily audits your batteries vitals including:
Capacity Voltage / Current (Amps) / State of charge (SOC) / State of Health (SOH) / Status Temperature
The Bluetooth App is available for iOS and Android portable smart devices and can be
downloaded from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store
Download the Lithium Pulse Apps on iOS or Android
Lithium Pulse is a user-friendly mobile app designed to connect seamlessly with your deep cycle lithium batteries. This app allows users to monitor, manage, and optimise the performance of their batteries remotely via Bluetooth. With real-time data on battery status, including charge level, voltage, temperature, and health diagnostics, users can ensure efficient power utilisation and extend battery lifespan.
Features of Lithium Pulse App
Lithium batteries, particularly those with a Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) chemistry, are increasingly replacing lead acid batteries in deep cycle applications due to their higher cycle life, usable capacity, fast charging, lightweight design, and ease of maintenance. They are commonly used in caravans, boats, and 4x4 vehicles.
Monitoring and Maintenance: Lithium batteries self-discharge at a rate of less than 2-3% SoC per month. Ensure the SoC does not drop below 10% (around 12.5V at resting state) to prevent over-discharge damage. Check the battery’s SoC approximately every three months and recharge if necessary.
Disconnect Batteries: Disconnect the batteries from chargers or load circuits during storage to prevent overcharging or parasitic drain.
Prevent Short Circuits: Use terminal covers, insulating caps, or a battery cover to shield terminals and avoid storing with metal objects.
Physical Protection: Secure the battery in a sturdy, impact-resistant enclosure and store it in a dry, elevated location.
Temperature Control: Store the battery in a cool, dry place, ideally between 0°C – 35°C. Avoid temperatures above 60°C.
Charge: Charge or discharge the battery to 50-90% SoC (13.2V - 13.4V) before storage.
Disconnect: Disconnect from the charger and the vehicle electrical system.
Periodic Checks: Check the SoC and/or voltage every three months and recharge if necessary to 50% - 90% SoC (13.2V - 13.4V). Recharge immediately if it drops to 10% SoC (around 12.5V).
Environment: Store the batteries in a cool, dry place, away from excessive heat, direct sunlight, or moisture. If adequate protection within the vehicle is not possible, remove the batteries for storage.
Note: Although LiFePO4 batteries are less sensitive to high SoC compared to other lithium chemistries, storing them at a very high SoC can accelerate degradation. A SoC between 50% and 90% provides an optimal balance.
We recommend using a lithium-specific charger if possible. However, you can use a lead-acid charger with an AGM or Gel setting with a voltage range between 14.4V and 14.6V to charge LiFePO4 batteries.
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Overcharging
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Use of non-compliant or incompatible charging equipment
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Use of non-compliant or incompatible spare batteries
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Overheating and short-circuiting from exposure to heat or extreme temperatures
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Physical damage (e.g., dropping, crushing, piercing, vibrations)
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Battery cell malfunctions or system faults
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Modifying or tampering with the battery system
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Safety: Extremely safe with a low risk of thermal runaway.
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Long Cycle Life: Can last 3000 cycles or more.
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Stable Voltage: Provides a consistent voltage throughout the discharge cycle.
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Fast Charging: Capable of accepting higher charge currents.
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Lightweight: Lighter than lead-acid batteries.
LiFePO4 batteries are commonly used in:
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Solar energy storage systems
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Electric vehicles (EVs)
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Marine applications (boats)
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RVs and caravans
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Backup power systems
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Power tools and medical devices
Yes, LiFePO4 batteries can be used as a replacement for lead-acid batteries in many applications. Ensure your charging system is compatible or use a dedicated LiFePO4 charger. Note that there are some installation standards for caravans and other mobile applications where additional protections are required for lithium batteries, and replacing lead-acid batteries with lithium batteries would trigger the new requirements. For example refer to AS/NZS 3001.2:2002.
Safety directions for Lithium batteries^
For correct usage, optimal performance, and reliability of your Lithium battery, please review the user manual before use.
Click the link to view the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) to ensure safe use of your batteries.
^This advice relates exclusively to our lithium LiFePO4 batteries.
Always refer to the manual for specifications, correct usage and handling of the battery. Below are some key points to ensure safe use of your batteries:
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Do not install in under bonnet applications or in an area subject to regular high temperatures.
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Do not install in a starting application.
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Do not use with a mismatched inverter.
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Do not use charger if any component is damaged.
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During charging, monitor the battery and keep away from combustible materials such as carpets and bedding.
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Remember to unplug immediately after charging.
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Always use compatible chargers and cables.
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Store in well ventilated, cool, dry places and out of direct sunlight, including while charging.
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Avoid extreme temperatures and follow recommended temperature range.
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Ensure battery is protected from excessive vibrations and is held down appropriately.
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Regularly inspect for any damage. Do not use if the battery has been dropped, punctured, damaged or is swollen.
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Do not cut open, tamper with components, or modify the battery in any way.
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Do not use this battery to start your vehicle. It is not suitable for under bonnet.
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Fully discharge before recycling.
Charging a Lithium battery
To get the full capacity and maximum life out of your Lithium battery, we recommend using a Lithium charger.
^This advice relates exclusively to our lithium LiFePO4 batteries.
If using a charger designed for lead-acid batteries, the following requirements apply:
- The upper voltage limit must be between 14.2V and 14.6V in the constant voltage part of curve, via an SLA/AGM charger or regulated alternator. This is to enable the cell balancing process which maintains the performance and expected lifetime of your battery.
- The charger must not be set to a Flooded or Calcium curve, or a desulphation phase.
Charging above the maximum charging voltage can cause damage to the battery and pose a safety risk. Charging below the minimum charging voltage will mean your battery will not be charged to 100% state of charge.
If you have any inquiries regarding safety precautions, installation, or usage of the battery, please contact us.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 03 9797 8600