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LiTime 12 V LiFePO4 batteries tracked on SunPowerLogic include 100 Ah and 200 Ah models with built-in BMS protection. Listed voltage, capacity, chemistry, and BMS current ratings appear on each product card from published specifications.
About LiTime
LiTime offers 12 V LiFePO4 deep-cycle batteries in sizes commonly used for RV house banks, marine trolling motors, and off-grid storage. Both models tracked on SunPowerLogic use lithium iron phosphate chemistry with integrated battery management systems.
The 100 Ah model lists a 100 A BMS and is sized for BCI Group 31 form factor applications including RV, marine, and home energy storage. The 200 Ah model lists 2,560 Wh energy, 100 A BMS, and up to 1,280 W load power from published specifications.
LiFePO4 chemistry provides higher usable depth of discharge and longer cycle life compared to lead-acid alternatives, which affects how amp-hour capacity translates to daily usable energy in SunPowerLogic planning calculations.
When comparing LiTime batteries against SunPowerLogic baseline sizing estimates, match nominal voltage (12 V), amp-hour or watt-hour capacity, and BMS current rating to your inverter and charge source limits. A battery with adequate capacity but a BMS below your inverter draw may limit sustained output.
LiTime batteries appear in SunPowerLogic comparisons and buying guides alongside other 12 V LiFePO4 options from competing brands, using published specifications rather than marketing claims.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which LiTime batteries are in the SunPowerLogic catalog?
Two LiTime models are tracked: a 12 V 100 Ah LiFePO4 battery with 100 A BMS and a 12 V 200 Ah LiFePO4 battery also with 100 A BMS. Full specifications appear on each product page.
Are LiTime batteries LiFePO4?
Yes. Both LiTime models tracked on SunPowerLogic are listed as LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate) chemistry with built-in BMS protection from published product specifications.
How do LiTime 100 Ah and 200 Ah compare?
The 200 Ah model offers roughly double the storage capacity of the 100 Ah model. Both list a 100 A BMS, so sustained discharge current limits are the same. Compare total watt-hour capacity against your daily energy target when choosing between sizes.
Can LiTime batteries be used in RVs?
Both LiTime models are listed for RV, marine, and off-grid applications. Match amp-hour capacity and BMS rating to your inverter size and daily energy use using SunPowerLogic sizing examples as a planning reference.
Product specifications and sizing comparisons on this page come from published listings and documented SunPowerLogic planning examples. They are planning references, not professional electrical designs. Verify compatibility with your loads and installation before purchasing.