Redodo 24V lithium batteries are known for their lightweight construction, making them more portable than traditional lead-acid batteries, which require two 12V batteries connected in series. With over 4000 cycles at 100% depth of discharge (DOD), these batteries can potentially provide up to 10 years of use. In addition, their LiFePO4 chemistry provides enhanced safety, significantly reducing the risk of thermal runaway compared to other lithium battery types.

The lifespan of a Redodo 24V LiFePO4 battery varies depending on the depth of discharge. At 100% DOD, it can last about 4,000 cycles, but at 80% DOD, it increases to 6,000 cycles and at 60% DOD can last up to 15,000 cycles. These 24V deep cycle batteries are much more durable than standard lead-acid batteries, which typically last around 500 cycles. This makes Redodo's 24 volt lithium battery an ideal solution for long-term energy storage in boats, solar systems, and home energy, where longevity is a crucial factor.

Yes, these batteries can be used in both series and parallel configurations to meet a variety of power needs. When connected in series, the voltage increases, which is ideal for higher-voltage systems. For example, connecting two 24V lithium batteries in series creates a 48V system. Parallel configurations, on the other hand, increase the amp-hour (Ah) capacity, which extends the runtime of the battery system. Redodo allows users to connect up to four 24V battery units in parallel or up to two batteries in series, offering flexibility in designing custom power setups.

Read the blog to learn how to connect batteries in series and parallel.

The charging time depends on the battery's capacity and the charging current from the charger you are using. You can estimate the charging time by dividing the battery's capacity by the charging current, which gives you the time it takes to go from empty to fully charged. For example, using a Redodo 20A 24V LiFePO4 battery charger can fully charge a 24V 100Ah battery in about 5 hours.

It's crucial to use a charger designed specifically for LiFePO4 lithium batteries, and ensure it has a suitable charging voltage (between 28.4V and 29.2V) to prevent overcharging or damaging the battery cells.

Redodo batteries come with IP65 or IP67 rating, which means they are dust-tight and protected against water to handle marine and outdoor environments. However, it is advisable to install the batteries in a dry and protected environment to prevent long-term water damage. For marine or outdoor applications, placing the battery in a waterproof battery box ensures better protection against environmental factors.

Yes, Redodo 24V deep cycle batteries are highly compatible with solar energy systems. They are perfect for storing solar energy because of their high efficiency and ability to handle deep cycles. When connected to solar panels, the batteries can charge efficiently during the day and supply consistent power during the night or cloudy days, making them ideal for off-grid solar setups or backup power systems.

Redodo lithium batteries come equipped with an advanced Battery Management System (BMS) that offers protection against overcharging, over-discharging, short circuits, overcurrent, and overheating. The BMS constantly monitors battery performance, ensuring that it operates within safe limits under a variety of conditions.

Redodo's batteries are designed to perform across a wide range of temperatures. They can be charged between 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F) and discharged between -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F). However, the capacity of the batteries might degrade at extreme temperatures. To maximize the lifespan and efficiency of your battery, it’s recommended to use the battery within the specified temperature range, and ensure the battery temperature is between 10°C to 35°C during long-term storage.

The weights vary by model. For example, the Redodo 24V 100Ah lithium battery weighs approximately 45.58lbs (20.67kg), while the 200Ah model weighs around 82.01lbs (37.2kg). Compared to traditional lead-acid batteries, these 24V lithium-ion batteries are significantly lighter, making them easier to install and ideal for applications such as boats and off-grid cabins.

No, the battery used for starting is typically a 12V battery system and features a high CCA power. The Redodo 24V lithium ion batteries are designed for deep-cycle use and are not intended for starting engines. For engine starting, it’s recommended to use a lithium starting battery like Redodo 12V marine cranking batteries.