LiTime 12V 300Ah LiFePO4 Lithium Battery, Build-in 200A BMS, 3840Wh Energy

I purchased my 3rd Ampere Time battery and so far the customer service has been impressive.

Two 300 hundred amps 600 hundred total, very happy with the outcome.

The battery arrived well packaged (picture 1) in just two days. It includes a product manual (picture 2), which I like, and a resealable bag to store the manual, which is very useful in my situation. The terminal hardware was clearly labeled and attached to the document bag (picture 3) so it didn't get lost in the packing. The battery is large because of its capacity, but it fit into my existing battery compartment with no problem (picture 4).

I chose a lithium-based battery, because these days they're actually less expensive than lead-acid batteries. Lithium batteries are also much lighter. This battery weighs 63 pounds, but it has roughly twice the usable capacity of my old lead-acid batteries, which weighed a total of 200 pounds. I chose the 300AH (amp hour) model because I run a desktop computer in my bus, and I need enough stored power to run it at night or on cloudy days when my solar panels aren't delivering much power. Starting with a full charge, this battery can run my computer, monitor, speakers, lamp, and a fan for 30 hours or more while still keeping my phone, cameras, tablet, and other gadgets charged.

I also chose Li Time because they seem to be working hard to constantly improve their products and their customer service, and I believe in encouraging companies that try. I don't have the equipment to do a full technical review, but you can find such reviews online. According to those reviews, the build quality and performance of Li Time batteries are very good for the price.

I would buy from Li Time again, and I would recommend them to others.

The batteries came pre-charged 13 V. The packaging was well done. I’m looking forward to using them in my RV.

Happy, other than the kinda bugging for a review. Ive reviewed my first purchase. Anyway

Using to power a car fridge while boondocking off grid. So far, it holds up well. Nice design, not overly heavy, and appears to cover the time I need between shore power. Still testing the limits. Topping off with solar gets about 5-6amps per fairly sunny day with 100Watt intelligent panel. Sure, this type of battery isnt cheap up front. But that balances with longevity and predictable off shore power.