Revolution Power Australia’s lithium batteries are the ultimate in deep-cycle battery technology delivering unrivalled performance and product life span. Australia’s most advanced state of the art Battery Management System (BMS) inbuilt ensures peace of mind, when it comes to battery protection and safety.
Finding the right solution to be able to run your fridge, a few lights and charge devices is probably the most common request for those with a 4WD or simple camper set up.
SAFETY: LiFePO4 is the safest and most stable of all lithium chemistries reducing associated risks
LIGHT WEIGHT: Up to 1/3 the weight of traditional AGM batteries
FAST RECHARGE: 5x faster recharge times than AGM’s
LONG LIFE CYCLE: Up to 5000 cycles at 50% depth of discharge
VERY LOW SELF-DISCHARGE RATE: can sit unused for long periods of time
BUILT-IN MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: Controls cell balancing, over and under voltage protection, short circuit protection, thermal protection
HIGH DISCHARGE RATE: holds voltage under high discharge
FLAT DISCHARGE RATE: longer run time and more efficient
PROVEN PARALLEL ABILITY: Use in parallel to increase your capacity for longer storage
PURPOSE BUILT: for Caravans, Campers, Motorhomes, 4WD, Marine Vessels, Trucks
With the evolution of camping into glamping, Revolution Power designed their Lithium battery to meet these requirements. For example, our High-Draw 100Ah Lithium Battery has a 100 Amp continuous draw with a peak of 400 Amps for 4-6 seconds. This allows you to run big inverters to power coffee machines, microwaves, toasters, air conditioners, etc.
The battery of choice by Mr4x4 Pat Callinan from 4×4 Adventures. Allan Whiting from Outback Travel Australia has vibration tested our battery on some of the toughest outback tracks, i.e. Connie Sue, Sandy Blight Junction, Anne Beadell, Goo and Hay River to Beodrie.
Further testing by Carlisle Rogers, Hema Maps, Redarc Electronics and the All4Adventure team proved that the Revolution Power Lithium Battery can endure extreme heat and intense use at camp powering the site, crew downloading film, and the re-charging of camera batteries with the added benefit of providing quick enough re-charge to top up the batteries to 100% by mid-day.
