Lithium Batteries

LiFePO4 — lithium iron phosphate — is the most thermally stable lithium chemistry in common use. Compared with lead-acid it holds voltage under load far longer, weighs a fraction as much for the same usable capacity, and needs no watering or terminal maintenance.

Group size describes the case dimensions and terminal layout, not the capacity. Match the group size stamped on your current battery — every product page lists the group size and dimensions so you can confirm it fits the tray you already have.

Add up the amp draw of everything the battery has to run, multiply by the hours you want between charges, and leave some headroom. If you would rather not do the math, our team will size it with you over the phone.

A lead-acid charger can undercharge a lithium pack and shorten its life. Use a lithium-compatible charger — everything in our Lithium-Compatible collection is profiled for LiFePO4.

Yes — LiFePO4 self-discharges very slowly and does not sulfate the way a lead-acid battery does when it sits partly charged. Store it around half charge in a dry place and top it up before the season starts.

None of the routine watering or terminal cleaning that flooded lead-acid requires. The built-in BMS manages charge and discharge protection automatically.

Any manufacturing defect inside the first 36 months is replaced at no cost. The 10-year limited warranty covers defects and capacity retention beyond that window — see Warranty Information for the full terms.

Call our US-based battery team on 1-800-827-3232 before you order. Tell us the machine, the tray you are working with and how long you need to run between charges, and we will point you at the right part number, or message us.