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Lithium iron phosphate battery from Victron Energy’s Lithium NG range, rated at 12.8 V and 100 Ah. Intended for 12 V battery bank applications where a compact LiFePO4 battery with BMS-controlled monitoring and IP65 protection is required.
Nominal energy of 1280 Wh, suited to 12 V battery bank use.
Battery voltage, current and temperature are transmitted to the BMS for state-of-charge calculation.
Supports setup and monitoring via VictronConnect, GX devices and the VRM Portal when used with the required BMS.
Sealed against dust and resistant to low-pressure water jets.
Maximum self-discharge stated at up to 3 % per month at 25 °C.
Victron Energy Lithium NG LiFePO4 battery, model LFP-12,8/100. Nominal voltage 12.8 V, nominal capacity 100 Ah, nominal energy 1280 Wh. Maximum continuous discharge current 100 A and pulse discharge current 200 A for 10 seconds. Maximum continuous charge current 50 A and pulse charge current 100 A for 10 seconds. End-of-discharge voltage 11.2 V. Protection class IP65. Dimensions 235 x 197 x 160 mm, estimated weight 9 kg. BMS required and sold separately.
A compatible BMS is mandatory and must be purchased separately. Battery can be mounted upright or on its side, but not with terminals facing down. Cell balancing and monitoring cables must be connected to the BMS. M8 extension cables are available separately in lengths from 1 to 5 metres.
Low self-discharge is stated at up to 3 % per month at 25 °C. Cycle life is stated at 2500 cycles at 80 % depth of discharge and 5000 cycles at 50 % depth of discharge.
Nominal Voltage (V)
12.80
Manufacturer
Victron Energy
Commodity Code
8507600090
Dimensions (mm) (H x W x D)
235 x 197 x 160
Weight (kg)
9.5
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