What are ionic lithium ion deep cycle batteries?

Features of ionic Lithium-ion Deep Cycle Batteries: Light weight, up to 80% less than a conventional, comparable energy storage lead-acid battery. Lasts 300-400% longer than lead-acid. Lower shelf discharge rate (2% vs. 5-8% /month). Drop-in replacement for your OEM battery. Expected 8-10 years of battery life.

What is a lithium ion battery?

A. Lithium-ion batteries are rechargeable batteries in which lithium ions move from the anode to the cathode during discharging and back when charging. They are popular batteries for use in consumer electronics because they provide high energy density, possess no memory effect and have a slow loss of charge when not in use.

What is the difference between lithium ion and lead-acid batteries?

Lead-acid batteries drop to just 12.5V when only 20% of the battery capacity is used, but lithium-ion batteries provide over 12.8V even when only 20% of the battery capacity is left. Low Self-Discharge Rate– Lead-acid batteries lose 4%-25% of their charge every month depending on the quality of the plates and separators used.

What are the advantages of 18650 lithium ion battery pack?

This makes it extremely economical, and provides an expected life similar to that of the device in which it is used. 18650 lithium ion battery pack has low internal resistance and high flat voltage characteristics during strong current discharge, which ensures a wider application field. Provide long storage life with few limiting conditions.

How long does a deep cycle lithium ion battery last?

A. Ionic’s “Deep Cycle” batteries have true lithium capacity rating at 1C discharge rate meaning a 12Ah “Deep Cycle” lithium-ion battery will be able to provide 12A for 1 hour.

Will a 12ah lithium battery damage a lead-acid battery?

Going below 50% DOD will damage a lead-acid battery, even if they claim to be a deep discharge battery. Thus a 12Ah lithium battery would perform closer to a 48Ah lead-acid battery rating for higher discharge currents and life performance.