12V 10Ah Lithium LiFePO4 Deep Cycle Battery, 5000+ Cycles Rechargeable Battery, Built-in 10A BMS, Lithium Iron Phosphate for Solar/Wind Power, Marine, Fish Finder, Ride-on Toy, Power Wheel

installed 10-2024 outside, GOLDENMATE 12V 12Ah Lithium LiFePO4 it is very lite and smaller than the lithium Ion i replaced, the capacity of power exceeds the requirement of the lights 6watts for 13hours, great battery for the last 5 months. They are outside each one connected to a small solar panel and a 300watt wind turbine for charging. They run our entry lights and each side has 6 watts of led lighting that burns alll night even in the shortest daylight time of the year.

Great upgrade to my aging UPS's. My UPS's take two of them, just had to use the wires from the existing batteries and I re-applied the heavy duty tape the existing batteries used.Better run-time and a MUCH longer lifecycle. ! :)

it worked all day great for my fishfinder for over 10 hours of fishing on my kayak. Nice and light great price point and did everything I needed to do. I’m going to hook some more accessories to it to meet my needs.

I bought a pair of these batteries to replace the AGM batteries in the 1500W UPS. Be aware these batteries are lighter and have more energy than AGM, but they will not sustain large current draws. Reading the spec sheet that ships with the batteries the max sustainable current is 10A. This is about 120W per battery. Obviously, you cannot run a 1500W UPS loaded with 500W for an extended interval.My tests show you can run a 500W load with two batteries in series for about 3 minutes. After 3 minutes the built in battery management system (BMS) will turn the battery off.

Razor Pocket Mod works but no proper way to charge.After doing a lot of research, there is no actual charger to charge these batteries after they are wired together in series. You’ll have to charge one battery at a time for a proper charge.Some stock 24v dc chargers such as the original razor charger caaan charge 2 wired in series but it’s different chemistry in a lifepo4 lithium iron phosphate than the stock lead acid battery and can charge but possibly hinder the lifespan or damage the batteries.Now these are definitely the safest batteries for a kids toy and will last the longest by far, but they are realistically the most expensive/confusing and difficult to properly use and chargeYou’ll either have to figure out a switch board system to charge one battery at a time or take them out/ disconnect them and charge one at a time, buy an expensive charger that still probably doesn’t have a proper algorithm into the BMS to charge these specific batteries. Spend $300 and build a proper charger for how ever many batteries you have wired in series 24-48v(2-4) batteries.All the chargers for less than $80 are meant to charge one battery at 12v…Also these batteries like to be kept around 85-90% and run to about 20%Over charging and running out will damage the batteries, but would need to be thrown in a fire to actually catch fire. Super safe!Lead acid batteries love to be over charged and can be run to pretty much dead as long as you get them back on the charger asap.Lithium ion batteries can catch fire extremely easy if wired wrong, undervolted, overpowered, hit or bumped just right, can burn a hole through 5 story building floors till it lands on the cement basement parking lot floor. need to be very well protected, but cheap and easy to charge/ usually come with a charger..Might return these and buy lithium ion just cause it’s got a charger tho lol

Good replacement for UPS unit for both 7A or 9A. Not sure about the life span, but for now, it is much lighter than Lead acid type.

I got this to power a ham radio go-box. When it arrived I put it on a LiPo charger and charged it to full capacity, then put it on a load tester. It put out 13.02 A/H before the BMS shut down. I recharged it and repeated the test with the same result. Granted this is only two cycles over a short term, but the results are encouraging.

I wrote them and zero response , these lasted long enough to pass the return window about 6 weeks and failed they will not hold a charge and stay at 11.8 now not enough to open my gate , they are on a new solar panel and new charge control that work perfectly , I bought lead acid again to replace these defective lithium battery’s and the charge system works fine …. Since they don’t respond at all and offer nothing I would avoid these at all costs unless you like giving away your money for basically nothing