Lithium battery with 11 A charger – powerful, safe and durable
Enhance your energy efficiency with the high-quality lithium battery (LiFePO₄) including 11 A charger! This innovative power solution is perfect for camping, motorhomes and outdoor applications, offering maximum safety, a long service life and smart features.
Why this lithium battery?
- Safe lithium iron phosphate technology (LiFePO₄) – highest stability and reliable performance
- Durability – over 6000 cycles at 80% depth of discharge (DOD)
- Extremely lightweight – up to 80% lighter than conventional lead or AGM batteries
- Connectable for more power – parallel connection for capacity expansion or series connection up to 48 V
Perfect for caravans with mover system and self-sufficiency package
Whether you have a mover for small or large caravans, single or double axle, this mover battery keeps them all in motion – this 50 Ah lithium battery was designed for that purpose. The capacity is not only sufficient for the mover but also for the other 12 V consumers in the caravan, as it has approximately 100% more capacity than other LiFePO4 mover batteries.
With a 5-year warranty and a German service centre, you have nothing to worry about.
Advantages of BullTron batteries
- Developed, designed & assembled in Germany
- 5-year German manufacturer’s warranty (10 years optional)
- Service and repairs in Germany (within 1 day)
- Screw-fastened housing (can be opened)
- All electronic components are replaceable (screw-fastened)
- Use of high-quality & durable components
- Up to 75% longer cycle life than other LiFePO₄ batteries
- Up to 45% smaller and up to 35% lighter than other LiFePO₄ batteries
- Battery sizes up to 700 Ah suitable for under-seat mounting
Batteries must be disposed of properly!
Please refer to the standard procedure for returning used batteries: according to the German Batteries Act, which governs the return and disposal of used batteries,
- accumulators and batteries must never be disposed of in normal residual waste.
- batteries containing harmful substances must be returned to a distributor or to collection points set up for this purpose by the public waste management authorities.
