12V 100Ah LiFePO₄ Heated Deep Cycle Battery – Polar Series

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$660.00

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Brave the cold with the 12V 100Ah LiFePO₄ Heated Battery from the Polar Series. The Polar Series includes all features of the popular Kodiak Series but also includes innovative self-heating technology. This battery will self-heat when charged in sub-zero conditions, making it an excellent choice where power is required all year round or where the battery is exposed to the elements.

This 12V 100Ah LiFePO₄ deep cycle battery is ideal when space is at a premium or when additional capacity of our bigger batteries are not necessary. This model is frequently used in lightweight campers, tent trailers, overland vehicles and boats. At just over 20lbs it can be packed in and out of difficult to reach places, such as cabins, ice shacks and dense forest.

Featuring a 1C charge and discharge rate it can be charged in as quickly as one hour and provide a constant current up to 100A at 12.8V. Up to four batteries can be wired in series, allowing this battery to be used in 24V, 36V and 48V applications. Up to four may be wired in parallel providing up to 400Ah of capacity and a constant current of up to 400A. The Polar Series is your trusted partner in extreme conditions, ensuring you stay powered when it matters most!

 

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SKU: BV12100BTH Categories: , Tags: , ,
MPN: BV12100BTH
Brand: Bear Volts

Click to download specification sheet for this model

  • Built in heating function for charging in below 0 Celsius conditions
  • Grade A, UL listed cells.
  • Bluetooth monitoring through iPhone and Android apps.
  • Maximum continuous charge and discharge current of 100 Amps
  • Peak discharge current 260 Amps 5-10 seconds
  • 100Ah capacity at 12.8 Volts, providing a total of 1280Wh of power.
  • Can be connected in series creating up to a 51.2V volt system
  • Can be connected in parallel creating up to a 400Ah system
  • Battery Management System featuring high and low temperature cut-off, high and low voltage cut-off to protect against over charging and discharging, cell balancing, high current and short-circuit protection.
  • Fully enclosed ABS casing that is waterproof and dustproof to IP65
  • M8 terminal posts (bolts supplied)
  • Weighs 9.6kg/21.2lbs
  • Dimensions 10.3in. x6.7in. x8.3in.
  • 6 year limited Canadian warranty that covers the full cost of a replacement for up to 3 years, followed by a pro-rated discounted amount thereafter.

Additional information

Weight 22.4 lbs
Dimensions 12.5 × 9.5 × 10.7 in

5 reviews for 12V 100Ah LiFePO₄ Heated Deep Cycle Battery – Polar Series

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  1. Their service is over and above standard customer customer service. They were readily available to assist with any questions. They helped me find shop in Calgary where I could pick up battery instead of waiting for it to be shipped. I give them a 5 star.

  2. Insanely quick delivery!

  3. Recently installed 4 of the 100Ah Polar Series battery in our van. So far the batteries are discharging and charging as expected. The BT app works well to display detailed battery info. Ben was great to deal with and provided useful technical info to support our install.

  4. Excellent service! Shipping was fast. The batteries and app performing as required. Ben is very helpful and answered any questions I had, he knows his stuff. Also good to have a Canadian company to deal with.

  5. Service and support was exceptional.

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How exactly does the self-heating function work? If it uses incoming charge current, what amperage is needed to run the heater? Can a 200w solar system be expected to produce enough current to run the heater? Alex asked on November 27, 2023

This model is equipped with a 55 watt heater that directly warms the cells, the current draw is approximately 4 amps and is taken from the charge current if sufficient current is available, if there is insufficient current then the heater will not switch on. Your solar panel will likely produce enough current under ideal conditions, however there are many factors that will determine your current output, including what solar charge controller you are using. If you have any further questions then please don't hesitate to contact us at info@bearvolts.ca.

Bear Volts answered on November 28, 2023 store manager
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