Are lithium leisure batteries a good choice?

Lithium leisure batteries have no gas emissions and are very recyclable. So if using one Lithium battery replaces as many as 4 medium-sized lead-acid batteries, it’s saving the Earth as much as 100kg of lead-acid batteries from needing to be recycled. Lithium is non-toxic and does not bioaccumulate like Lead does.

Do LiFePO4 batteries have memory?

LiFePO4 batteries don’t have a memory, they just work in a different way. That doesn’t mean you can treat a Lithium battery any old how and there will be no repercussions. You don’t want to let your Lithium battery completely discharge to 100%, for example.

Are lead-acid batteries safe?

They are an invaluable safety feature, it’s BMSs that elevate Lithium batteries – if they detect anything that may harm the battery, the BMS will shut the battery down immediately (you’d then connect to a Lithium charger to turn it back on). Lead-acid batteries have several aspects that make them much more dangerous than Lithium.

Is renogy lithium a good battery?

Copes well with imperfect charging – if you can’t always charge it fully, and you sometimes let it go too long without charging, the Renogy Lithium battery will maintain good health. That’s unlike lead-acid batteries, which die much more quickly if they aren’t regularly charged well.

What is a lithium iron battery?

So a lithium iron battery is actually a type of lithium-ion battery. So in a mobile phone you always tell me off for saying my iPhone. There are other types of other mobile phones. They contain a lithium-ion battery, whereas a larger battery like we use in a motorhome or caravan, as we’re going to talk about today, is a lithium iron battery.

Are lithium batteries a no-brainer?

In just the last few months, there was a big change in this market. The change we speak of means that, suddenly, Lithium batteries have been catapulted into the territory of being a no-brainer for use in motorhomes, campervans and caravans.