Leisure battery, LiFePO (24V)-LiFePO4 Battery 24V(25.6V) 200Ah Lithium leisure battery, Suitable for photovoltaic systems, energy storage systems, camping, etc.

Great value for money. Very pleased with purchase

Excellent value for a top quality product. At last, a seller that is reflecting the falling cost of LiFePO4 batteries. I have now purchased a number of these for solar power installations. Perfect for the job. Another thing, if you are into caravan/motorhome camping one of these will keep you off grid for days. Very light too, helping to keep fuel consumption down. Makes lead-acid so very outdated. Photo shows latest purchase getting a pre-installation initial charge.

Fantastic battery. Super light. Works great

I have 2 of these 400ah batteries. For the price they are great, I use them in a DIY home solar project running AC, heating, washing machine and other appliances. They work well, my only issue with them is that the voltage drops when still around 50% charged. The useable capacity is lower than more expensive batteries. My inverter will shut down due to low voltage when my Victron smart shunt still reports 50% charged. If you have the space they are a cost effective option. In a camper van I’d go for a smaller capacity premium battery that will stand up to deeper discharges.

Excellent product at an excellent price, recommended 👍

Absolutely disgusting customer service from this company avoid at all costs. I bought two of these batteries last July I have charged them three times in total the problem started in April this year and this has still not been resolved £660 I paid for two of them and all I’ve got is a posh door stop now. I have reported this to Amazon and I haven’t had a reply from them either so frustrated it’s a joke when I’m off grid in France I rely on these batteries to get me through and these are not fit for purpose

Works well, just what I needed

Having purchased this I fully charged it before connecting a 12v DC food cooler which runs at 4.5amps and monitored it via a wattage meter. I in the end disconnected the cooler when it hit 9.8v charge left in the battery to prevent potential permanent damage to the battery. At this point it showed 3077watt hours consumed not the expected 3600-3800 for a battery of its advertised size. This shows that although the battery is advertised and labeled at 300ah it's actually around 240ah battery with no viable low level battery cutoff at low load usage despite the description stating it has a 10v low voltage cutoff. The supplier has since advised that their specification states it has an 8.8v cutoff but be advised this could potentially be dangerous for your battery and lead to premature failure so be WARNED. I have not tested it at high power usage. If you own this I would suggest you remember to fit a low battery cutoff set at around 11.4v like a victron energy battery protector at 65amps or make sure your inverter has low power cutoff.