Mobile lithium battery pack for RV

Are bigbattery RV batteries reliable?

BigBattery lithium-ion RV battery packs have a track record of being exceptionally reliable while guaranteeing a worry-free experience. Our advanced lithium RV & Van-life solutions reduce generator time and minimize charging periods. We also offer our RV batteries with inverters, so you have a one-stop shop for compatible accessories. On Sale!

What is a LiFePO4 RV battery system?

Enhance your experience by installing a LiFePO4 RV battery system from Battle Born Batteries. With lithium RV batteries, you can power your appliances and electronics inside your Motorized RV without resorting to a fuel-dependent generator.

Should I switch to a lithium battery for my motorhome or camper van?

Yes, it’s worth switching to a lithium battery for your motorhome or camper van. A LiFePO4 leisure battery is smaller, lighter, and longer-lasting compared to traditional batteries. Lithium batteries also suffer less vibration damage when installed correctly. They can also be safely discharged completely without damaging the battery.

Can a 300ah lithium leisure battery be used in a campervan?

The Car Battery Geek team knows of a campervanner who bought a 300Ah Lithium leisure battery, and his reality is the following: He’s able to live in the van and travel all over Europe, watching TV, using the cooker, AC and all normal appliances. He very rarely has to use any campsite’s hook-up charging as he just doesn’t need it.

Are lithium leisure batteries a good choice?

Lithium leisure batteries have no gas emissions and are very recyclable. So if using one Lithium battery replaces as many as 4 medium-sized lead-acid batteries, it’s saving the Earth as much as 100kg of lead-acid batteries from needing to be recycled. Lithium is non-toxic and does not bioaccumulate like Lead does.

Can A LiFePO4 battery charge a campervan?

So consider these 2 facts: With an LiFePO4 battery, driving your motorhome or campervan can quickly fully charge it. These 2 factors combined can mean that you don’t ever need to use mains hook-up charging Obviously, that depends on the ratio of your time spent on the campsite compared to your time driving the vehicle.