Could this work for a 100 amp hour deep cycle LiFePo battery in an RV?
455594
Absolutely. I'm using it on a 600 AH LiFePo bank on my boat, works great. It works even better on LiFePo than on lead acid.
455595
I think it should work fine. Make sure to calibrate for 100 AH so the remaining percent is correct.
1118865
Sure, there's a 12V outlet so if you have a separate inverter you could use it to create AC power. I have no idea how long it would last for any given application or exactly what maximum load it could handle. Since it's not designed for that, the manufacturer doesn't give provide any specs. But is it a substantial battery.
2171874
I would say yes, if those batteries are wet cell. That is, has added electrolyte. Mine was purchased for a vintage motorcycle.
1949842
I believe it would work but Im not a %100 sure. I have powered mine with many different kinds of batteries. A 9volt works just fine for an hour or two.
137750
You should be able to use this battery just like any other deep cycle battery. It will work on an inverter, actually it will work better than most other batteries because of the dry cell.It wont give out as fast. I charge mine with a solar array, and by now I have cycled it over 300 times, and it is still going.
1276507
5 or 6 hours for a 100 Amphour battery or faster if you use the 120 AC to run a 15 - 20 amp battery charger which I prefer
1508532
Yes, it will work, because it's the same voltage. It will just take a bit longer to charge the 4amp battery.
1628792
Yes it will work. It's a higher rating for discharge of current(milli-amps) per hour. The battery is designed to be drained faster and stand up to heavier duty loads.
424333
Sorry I really don't know if that would work. However I use a trickle charger for a car battery and use battery to power my trolling motor and the charge last about five hours of continuous use.
138837
It would work however the power drain on a standard car battery would use up any charge it had really quickly. You need to hook it up to a deep cycle battery, like a RV battery. The charges last a lot longer, but they also cost $200-$400.
1803670
Yes...dependent on the amp hours your battery will give you an estimate on how long it will last. A deep cell battery is best and more reliable.
1219106
I am running my Kota on a 12V deep cycle RV/starting motor. Runs all day on heavy use and i charge it with an old sears 12v battery charger from my grandad. Takes a good 24 hours to recharge but thats the great thing about deep cell batteries, you drain em' dead and just re-charge em.
1023430
Hi Susan. Do NOT, I repeat do NOT buy this battery. Although it physically fit, it lasted on my 1100 exactly TWO days. WAY under-powered and I won't even get in to what a hassle it's been to get my money back. Do yourself a favor and go for a more expensive, heavy-duty replacement. Saving a few bucks won't help much when you're stranded on the roadside.
1258963
It would work but only for about 30 min or less at top speed. Look for something closer to 100ah. It's heavier but lasts much longer
434037
It would probably work. But this manufacturer (and others) make specific battery heaters that heat the battery more evenly and I'm sure are much better for that application.
1500971
I used mine on a 4 unit - 6 volt battery bank in my RV. If they make a unit for 12 volt batteries I don't know. Contact the manufacturer
475684
Yes, this is a deep cycle battery. Also long-lasting at 35 amp-hours of charge. Should be great for an electric trolling motor.