China LiFePO4 12V Lithium Battery Suppliers - Gaea Series High Capacity for Marine, RV, and Solar Applications
Product Features
Technical Description
| Model No. | Voltage | Capacity | Dimension | Lifespan | Working Voltage | Working Temp. | Storage Temp. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gaea-12100 | 12.8V | 100Ah | 330*175*216 mm | 4000 | 10 ~ 14.6 V | -20 ~ 60℃ | -20 ~ 25℃ |
| Gaea-12150 | 12.8V | 150Ah | 333*176*217 mm | 4000 | 10 ~ 14.6 V | -20 ~ 60℃ | -20 ~ 25℃ |
| Gaea-12200 | 12.8V | 200Ah | 522*240*218 mm | 4000 | 10 ~ 14.6 V | -20 ~ 60℃ | -20 ~ 25℃ |
| Gaea-12280 | 12.8V | 280Ah | 520*267*220 mm | 4000 | 10 ~ 14.6 V | -20 ~ 60℃ | -20 ~ 25℃ |
| Gaea-12310 | 12.8V | 310Ah | 520*267*220 mm | 4000 | 10 ~ 14.6 V | -20 ~ 60℃ | -20 ~ 25℃ |
Tips About Lithium Battery
How to Choose Marine Batteries?
Marine batteries are specialized power sources designed for use on boats and other marine vessels. They are built to withstand the harsh conditions of a marine environment, including exposure to saltwater, humidity, and vibration. Choosing the right marine battery is crucial for ensuring reliable power for both starting the engine and running onboard electronics and appliances.
Types of Marine Batteries
- Purpose: Designed to provide a large burst of power to start the boat’s engine.
- Characteristics: High Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) to start engines quickly.
- Not designed for deep cycling; best for short, high-power output.
- Best For: Starting the boat’s engine.
- Purpose: Provide sustained power over a longer period, suitable for running onboard electronics, lights, trolling motors, and other accessories.
- Characteristics: Designed to be discharged and recharged repeatedly without damage.
- Provide a steady amount of power over time.
- Best For: Running appliances, electronics, and trolling motors.
- Purpose: Serve as a compromise between starting and deep cycle batteries, able to start the engine and power accessories.
- Characteristics: Offer a balance of cranking power and deep cycling ability.
- Not as powerful as dedicated starting batteries or as long-lasting as deep cycle batteries.
- Best For: Boats with limited space that need both engine starting and accessory power from a single battery.
Key Factors to Consider When Choosing a Marine Battery
Ampere-Hours (Ah): Indicates how much charge the battery can hold. Higher Ah means more runtime for your devices. Ensure the battery capacity meets your power needs for both starting the engine and running accessories.
Definition: The number of amps a battery can deliver at 0°F (-18°C) for 30 seconds while maintaining at least 1.2 volts per cell. A higher CCA is essential for reliable engine starting, especially in colder conditions.
Definition: The number of minutes a fully charged battery can deliver 25 amps at 80°F (26.7°C) before the voltage drops below 10.5 volts. Indicates how long the battery can run essential systems if the alternator fails.
Marine batteries should be built to withstand the constant vibration and shock that comes with marine environments.
Choose between maintenance-free options (AGM, Gel, Lithium) and those requiring regular maintenance (Flooded Lead-Acid) based on your preferences.
Temperature Tolerance: Consider how the battery performs in extreme temperatures. Corrosion Resistance: Ensure the battery is designed to resist corrosion from saltwater and humidity.
Physical Size: Ensure the battery fits in the allocated space. Weight: Lithium-ion batteries offer significant weight savings compared to traditional lead-acid batteries.