AIMS 200-Amp Lithium Solar Batteries 48V
If you spend a lot of time off-grid, the new industrial-grade 48V battery from AIMS Power will run the appliances and equipment you need. This 48-volt, 200-amp lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) deep cycle battery is packed with power. The battery delivers efficient power for battery systems requiring large amounts of power at 48 volts. It?s ideal for long-term job sites and those with woodland cabins they frequently visit. By connecting a 48V LiFePO4 battery to solar panels and inverters, you can safely run refrigerators, power tools, ACs, televisions and more for extended periods.
Save Space and Be Safe
Say goodbye to massive battery banks by switching to LiFePO4 technology. The AIMS Power 48V 200-amp LiFePO4 battery has a large capacity in a single battery and eliminates the need for multiple batteries without losing amperage. Compared to other battery technologies, this battery delivers large amounts of power at a fraction of the weight. It would take eight AGM batteries to provide the same amp capacity at 48 volts as a single AIMS battery. This 200Ah lithium battery also provides up to eight times more battery cycles, meaning that it keeps 64 AGM deep cycle batteries out of the battery graveyard!
AIMS batteries are also loaded with automatic safety features. Chief among them is a Battery Management System (BMS) which maintains individual cell integrity, low and high voltage protection, reverse polarity and temperature management. The battery also uses automatic cell balancing, requires almost no maintenance and includes RS485 and CAN monitoring. You can run up to 10 batteries in parallel for power-hungry setups.
The Best 48-Volt Battery Kit
A single AIMS Power LiFePO4 48V battery replaces multiple battery banks, eliminates multiple cables and runs at virtually full-amp capacity ? all with no memory problems. AIMS lithium batteries only use A-grade cells. This extra investment pays for itself and then some with more cycles and more reliable performance than the B-grade cells used in no-name market batteries.