Our Lithium RV Batteries (LiFePO4)
Our Ionic deep cycle lithium RV batteries are created with the highest quality materials and assembly. These are no hassle, peak performance batteries, built for the long haul.
12 Volt 125Ah Lithium Deep Cycle Battery w/ Heater
12 Volt 300Ah Lithium Deep Cycle Battery w/ Heater
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11 year
warranty
Buy with confidence with our competitive no-nonsense 11 year warranty.
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cells only
Ionic uses the best cells so your battery lasts longer and performs better.
bluetooth
monitoring
Monitor your charge at any time from our user-friendly Ionic mobile app.
Advanced
BMS
Ionic batteries are 100% compatible and safe with Yamaha and Mercury motors
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50%
50 percent lighter
0%
zero maintenance
200%
2x the power
500%
5x faster charging
Our Lithium LiFePO4 batteries bring you revolutionary technology ahead of its time. As the creators of the Ionic brand, we combine powerful lithium, Grade A battery cells, and Bluetooth monitoring for a battery that lasts longer, works harder, and plays smarter. With LithiumHub, you’re guaranteed 100% US based support, plus a competitive, no-nonsense 11-year warranty.
Longer Lasting
Our lithium RV batteries last 4x longer than traditional lead acid batteries.
Up to 70% Lighter
A lithium RV battery weighs ½ of a lead acid battery — with equal capacity.
Maintenance Free
A lithium RV battery bank requires no maintenance whatsoever.
Non-Toxic
All of our lithium RV batteries are leak free, non-toxic, and recyclable.
Drop In Replacement
Our batteries are plug and play. Just connect your battery and you're ready to go.
Faster charging
Our batteries have a 99% charge efficiency vs lead acid’s 85%, and charge 4-6x faster.
Bluetooth Monitoring
Bluetooth monitoring from your phone so you can know exactly what your battery life is at any time.
Run in Parallel
Connect your lithium RV battery with multiple batteries, and run as many as needed in parallel.
Lower Discharge Rate
An Ionic lithium RV battery bank self discharges at only about 2% per month compared to lead-acid 30%.
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Power Your Travels With Reliable Ionic Lithium RV Batteries
Your RV journeys take you many miles, from one glorious adventure to another. And as you travel, time makes it increasingly clear why you need a faithful battery. Like our Ionic 12V 100Ah Lithium RV Battery! You need a battery that won’t hamstring your experience.
LithiumHub’s Ionic lithium deep cycle RV batteries (LiFePO4) provide you with reliability, for one. And peace of mind. That's thanks to their small, lightweight, quick-charging, eco-friendly and maintenance-free characteristics.
Which Ionic Lithium RV Battery Is Right For My RV?
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Class
Class A
Class B
Class C
5th Wheel
Toy Hauler
Travel Trailer
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Description
This is a large, roomy motor coach that feels most like home. Most have a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room, storage and more. To power all your systems you’ll likely need house batteries paired with a generator and/or solar power.
Sometimes referred to as a camper van, these vehicles are more streamlined; efficient with space and geared for outdoor rec. They’re also easier on gas and more popular than ever.
Built with a van or truck frame, these motorhomes are similar to Class A, just smaller. Most will have an overcab bed and all of the comforts of home, just on a smaller scale.
A non-motorized travel trailer; can only be towed behind the right type of towing vehicle. They’re usually spacious and cost efficient. For many the biggest perk is that they can be left behind, while away from the campground.
This will either be a tow hitch or a 5th wheel trailer. The advantage of a toy hauler is its rear drop-down gate. This makes for easy traveling if you have bikes, ATVs or other toys.
A pull-behind camper that varies in size, sleeping anywhere from 1 to 8 people, and can be left at the campground. The smaller versions of these campers are very popular. They're very affordable and can be pulled by smaller vehicles.
Usually the least expensive, these campers are compactable, lightweight and easy to transport. They transform from a compact, “packed” version of the camper to a fully expanded version, much like a popup tent.
Typical Power System
12-24 Volt systems powered by banks of 12V AGM batteries
12-24 Volt systems powered by banks of 12V AGM batteries
12-24 Volt systems powered by banks of 12V AGM batteries
12-24 Volt systems powered by banks of 12V AGM batteries
12-24 Volt systems powered by banks of 12V AGM batteries
12-24 Volt systems powered by banks of 12V AGM batteries
12 Volt systems powered by U1 or Group 24 Batteries
Shore Power Service
(Maximum Current)
50 Amp
30 - 50 Amp
30 - 50 Amp
30 - 50 Amp
30 - 50 Amp
15 - 30 Amp
15 Amp
Ionic Battery Replacement
(Single or multiples in series or parallel to meet voltage/capacity needs)
Which Ionic Lithium RV Battery Is Right For Me?
Class A
This is a large, roomy motor coach that feels most like home. Most have a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, livingroom, space for storage and more. To power all of your systems you’ll likely need house batteries paired with a generator and/or solar power.
Typical Power System:12-24 Volt systems powered by banks of 12V AGM batteries.
Shore Power Service: (Maximum Current) 50 Amp
Ionic Battery Replacement: 12V 300Ah, 12V 125Ah, 12V125Ah w/ Heater
Class B
Sometimes called a camper van, these vehicles are more streamlined; efficient with space and geared for outdoor rec. They’re also easier on gas and more popular than ever.
Class C
Built with a van or truck frame, these motorhomes are similar to Class A, just smaller. Most have an overcab bed and all of the comforts of home, just on a smaller scale.
Typical Power System:12-24 Volt systems powered by banks of 12V AGM batteries.
Shore Power Service: (Maximum Current) 30 - 50 Amp
Ionic Battery Replacement: 12V 100Ah, 12V 125Ah, 12V 125Ah w/ Heater
5th Wheel
A non-motorized travel trailer; can only be towed behind the right type of towing vehicle. They’re usually spacious and cost-efficient. For many, the biggest perk is that they can be left behind, while away from the campground.
Typical Power System:12-24 volt systems powered by banks of 12V AGM batteries.
Shore Power Service: (Maximum Current) 30 - 50 Amp
Ionic Battery Replacement: 12V 300Ah, 12V 100Ah, 12V 125Ah, 12V 125Ah w/ Heater
Toy Hauler
Depending upon the model, it’ll either be a tow hitch or a 5th wheel trailer. The main advantage of a toy hauler is its rear drop-down gate. This makes for easy traveling if you have motorcycles, ATVs or other toys.
Typical Power System:12-24Volt systems powered by banks of 12V AGM batteries.
Shore Power Service: (Maximum Current) 50 Amp
Ionic Battery Replacement: 12V 100Ah, 12V 125Ah, 12V 125Ah w/ Heater
Travel Trailer
Your travel trailer is a pull-behind camper that varies in size, sleeping anywhere from 1 to 8 people. You can leave it at the campground. The smaller versions are very popular, thanks to their affordability and because you can pull them with smaller vehicles.
Typical Power System:12-24 Volt systems powered by banks of 12V AGM batteries.
Shore Power Service: (Maximum Current) 15 - 30 Amp
Ionic Battery Replacement: 12V 100Ah, 12V 125Ah, 12V 125Ah w/ Heater
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Usually the least expensive, these campers are compactable, lightweight and easy to transport. They transform from a compact, “packed” version of the camper to a fully expanded version, like a popup tent.
Typical Power System:12-24 Volt systems powered by banks of 12V AGM batteries.
Shore Power Service: (Maximum Current) 15 Amp
Ionic Battery Replacement: 12V 50Ah
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Long Lasting
A lithium RV battery can take a lot more punishment than lead acid, and usually last 2-4x longer as a result (some have even reported lasting 10x longer). They can also be discharged past 80% state of charge while lead acid batteries can only be discharged down to 50% before it does damage to the battery.
Our lithium RV batteries are rated to last 5,000 cycles. So they should easily last 10 years, and up to 50, assuming 100 cycles per year. Even after 5,000 cycles, they’re still capable of producing 70% of their rated capacity. Lead acid batteries are rated to last around 400 cycles. They should last 2-6 years. But they often last less when people fail to give their lead acid batteries enough attention and maintenance. And once they hit their 300 to 500 cycle limit, they need to be replaced.
Less Weight
Sometimes you need less weight on your hitch. For example, let's say a 300 Ah usable capacity lead acid battery bank surpasses the hitch weight limit of your towing vehicle. 400+ lbs adds up quick, after all. In this case, you need to find a lighter option.
Ionic Lithium RV batteries weigh roughly ⅓ of a similarly sized lead acid battery. So a lithium RV battery bank with 300Ah usable capacity will should weigh around 150 lbs, which leaves you with a lot more wiggle room.
Better Charge
Lithium (LiFePO4) RV batteries charge 4 to 6 times faster than lead acid batteries, because they can accept higher charge currents. They also have a built in battery management system to keep the battery from overcharging.
More Efficient Charge
It takes a much larger and more expensive solar setup to charge a lead acid battery bank as fast as a similarly sized lithium ion deep cycle battery bank. LiFePO4 batteries have a 99% charge efficiency, while lead acid sits at 85%.
No Maintenance Needed
Lead acid batteries are the divas of the RV battery world. One of the most frustrating things is their endless need for attention. Constant cleaning, corrosion removal, electrolyte replenishment (for wet cell lead acid batteries) — it adds up! And the sum of this equation, for many, is a simple “too much.” Lithium RV batteries, on the other hand, provide an excellent alternative. Because they require exactly zero maintenance.
No Fumes, No Venting
Lead acid batteries need to be stored in an outside compartment with vents. Because they give off toxic vapors, which makes it difficult to store them properly.
Our lithium RV batteries, on the other hand, can be stored practically wherever they fit. They don’t give off toxic fumes of any kind — no fumes, no venting. Looking for a top quality battery tray to secure your batteries and keep them safe? Check out our Ionic Battery Tray!
Smaller Size
Ionic Lithium RV batteries don’t just weigh less. They take up less space too. If you need to place your battery bank inside a small compartment, lithium may (literally) be a better fit for you.
Know Your Battery Status
Ever wish your battery had some kind of health bar to show you it’s status? Well, our Ionic Batteries bluetooth app will do you one better. With this app, you’ll know your battery levels with a couple well-placed taps. And then some.
To start, this app connects to your battery to show you how much life your battery has, and how long it’ll take to fully charge. It also gives you useful battery information like voltage, current, temperature, and the current charging status of your battery (charge, discharge, standby). You can drill all the way down into the status of each individual cell in the battery.
The Ionic Batteries bluetooth app replaces guesswork with precise battery info, literally at your fingertips.
We'll get you up and running in no time
RV Sources of Power
Your RV is powered by two systems, 120-volt AC and 12-volt DC. Both systems need shore power or generator power, unless you go off the grid and harness the power of the sun itself with solar (more below).
120 Volt AC: Shore Power & Generator
Your 120-volt AC system powers the “luxury” items that require more power, like your:
- Kitchen appliances
- Air conditioning
- Television
- Refrigerator
- Water heater
Your 120-volt AC system takes electricity from shore power or your generator and channels it into the above items, and charges your battery bank when you plug it in as well.
12 Volt DC: Battery Bank
Your 12-volt DC system powers the necessities that require less power, like your:
- Interior lights
- Water system
- Overhead fans
- Safety warning devices
- Engine’s electrical components
Your 12-volt battery bank will charge while it’s hooked up to shore power, your generator, or solar, and also as you drive. Unlike your 120-volt AC system, your 12-volt system will continue to provide power even after you disconnect from all power sources, until your batteries run out of charge.
Solar Power
Now, let’s say you’re sick of dragging your generator out and running it 7 or 8 hours every time you need to charge your batteries, and you don’t want to be reliant on shore power. Your best option is to combine solar panels with lithium batteries. Here’s why.
Owning a lithium RV battery bank means running out of power less often, thanks to efficiency. This is especially important in the winter, when the days are shorter and the sun doesn’t get as high (overcast days present a similar problem). You have to use your limited energy as efficiently as possible so you don’t run out, and lithium is the perfect answer.
Not only that, you can buy a smaller and less expensive solar array. Because it will provide just as much power as a larger solar setup would with a lead acid battery bank.
That said, the biggest lithium RV battery benefit is peace of mind. Solar power requires more upkeep and effort than many people realize, and lead acid tips the scale with its own unique set of frustrations. Many solar first-timers get overwhelmed with the combo.
But with solar-lithium you dodge the avalanche of non stop maintenance, and you can finally lose the “battery anxiety” that comes from waiting 6 to 12 hours for your lead acid batteries to charge, constantly checking so you don’t overcharge your battery into an early grave. Not to mention worrying about discharging past 50%!
Because you can discharge your lithium batteries past 80% with no problems, and your charge controller-BMS combo keeps the batteries from overcharging. Anxiety free.
Why The Lithium RV Battery Bank Is A Better Investment
The true value of our Ionic LiFePO4 deep cycle RV batteries becomes increasingly obvious over the life of your battery bank. Most lead acid batteries die young because it’s so difficult to maintain them properly. Lithium doesn’t have the lead acid maintenance problem, and they can’t overcharge, which makes them worry free.
Thanks to their charge efficiency, no-maintenance, and extra long life advantage over lead acid, our Ionic lithium batteries are easily more cost-efficient over the lifespan of the battery. Simply put, our lithium RV batteries give you peace of mind. Less hassle, less long term costs — less worry, less stress. That makes lithium a wiser investment.
12 Volt Batteries
12 Volt 125Ah Lithium Deep Cycle Battery w/ Heater
12 Volt 300Ah Lithium Deep Cycle Battery w/ Heater
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