LiFePO4 Extralink lithium iron phosphate batteries with a nominal capacity of 60Ah offer a whole range of benefits compared to traditional solutions based on batteries made in other technologies. Extralink LiFePO4 means longer life, no maintenance, extreme safety, light weight, improved discharge and charge efficiency. LiFePO4 batteries, due to their long life and zero maintenance, are the best investment for many years.
The most important features of LiFePO4 Extralink batteries:
- LiFePO4 12V battery with a nominal capacity of 60Ah
- Energy storage with a large number of duty cycles for emergency power supply
- Maintenance-free BMS
- LiFePO4 battery with low weight
- No memory effect
- The perfect battery for a motorhome, yacht
Fully maintenance-free LiFePO4 batteries
LiFePO4 60Ah Extralink batteries do not require active maintenance to extend their life. In addition, these batteries do not have a memory effect, and the low self-discharge rate (less than 3% per month) of the LiFePO4 battery means that they can be stored for a long time.
Low weight and high power density of LiFePO4 batteries
12V Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries offer a high power density, making the lithium battery relatively small and lightweight. Compared to lead-acid Extralink LiFePO4 batteries, it provides a high energy density and is at least half the weight. Choose Extralink LiFePO4 if you want to reduce your worries about battery weight and size!
LiFePO4 type battery with a large number of work cycles
LiFePO4 batteries withstand over 2000 cycles while maintaining an average of 80% of their nominal capacity. For comparison: a traditional lead-acid battery lasts 300-500 cycles at most. The long life makes the LiFePO4 Extralink battery an excellent economic choice.
Wide range of LiFePO4 battery applications
The Extralink LiFePO4 12V Lithium Iron Phosphate battery is an ideal energy storage for cars, buses, logistic vehicles, boats, emergency power supply, etc. due to its safety and low cost advantages. Perfect as a motorhome battery.
