Battery Specifications

SKU:SD-LFP-12V100AH-LCD
ManufacturerSunDale Canada
Battery chemistryLiFePO₄
Nominal voltage12.8 V
Capacity100.0 Ah
Energy capacity1.28 kWh
Max charging current100.0 A
Max series voltage51.2 V
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Dimensions (L × W × H)10.15748 × 6.535433 × 8.779528 in
Weight21.825764 lb
Manufacturer’s Warranty3 years
Terminal typeM8
Charging temperature range0.0 to 45.0 °C
Discharging temperature range-20.0 to 60.0 °C
BMSYes
HeatedYes
Heater start temperature0.0 °C
Heater stop temperature5.0 °C
Heater consumption3.7 A
Short circuit protectionYes
Over-voltage protectionYes
Low-voltage protectionYes
Over-current protectionYes
Low-temperature protectionYes

SunDale Canada LiFePO4 Batteries — 12V Models


Model: 12.8V | 100Ah — G24
Price:
Sale price$395.00

12.8V — Model details

SD-LFP12-100 is a 12.8V 100Ah LiFePO4 battery with 1.28kWh nominal stored energy and a built-in BMS. Its max charge current is 100A; recommended charging current can be lower. Use the specified charger settings and temperature limits. The datasheet specifies a heater that starts at 0°C and stops at 5°C, drawing 3.7A from the charging source. It permits up to four matching batteries in series and four in parallel. The listed 8,000-cycle figure applies at 50% depth of discharge; service life depends on use. Manufacturer warranty: 3 years, subject to terms. G24 case. Overall height including terminals is 223mm. Bluetooth availability requires confirmation because the datasheet icon and specification table conflict.

Description

Choose a SunDale Canada lithium iron phosphate battery for your compatible solar, RV or backup power system. Compare 12.8V models in 100Ah, 200Ah and 320Ah capacities using the model selector.

Each model has its own dimensions, charging limits and connection requirements. Heating, communication and expansion features vary by model. Review the selected model’s specifications and description before ordering, and do not combine unlike models in a battery bank.

Use a compatible LiFePO4 charger and follow the exact model’s temperature and wiring instructions. Nominal stored energy is not the same as usable energy.

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