Did you know that LiFePO4 batteries use no rare earths or toxic metals? They utilize commonly available materials including copper, iron and graphite. In honor of Earth Day, in this week’s Tech Tuesday we’re sharing a few reasons why lithium iron phosphate batteries are better for the environment.
RV travel is great for those seeking their next adventure. However, you don't want your journey cut short by a faulty battery. Learn more about how lithium batteries can enhance your next trip and find out which battery will best suit your RV needs.
Are you unsure about the costs, dependability and weight of a lithium battery? Hear from one of our customers, bass fisherman Kyle McFarland, as he shares his favorite parts of owning RELiON batteries. Dive into the blog to learn more!
While fulfilling his dream of building a tiny home for his family, Matt Organista wanted to ensure that the home's battery system was safe and reliable for his two children. He chose RELiON to support his home because of the lithium iron phosphate and compact and lightweight design - perfect for a tiny home! Read more about Matt's experience and his tiny home advice.
When it comes to battery operation, how they perform in cold weather must be taken into account as it can be harmful to the lifespan of your battery. In this Tech Tuesday, we look at how lithium batteries perform in cold temperatures - in comparison to lead-acid – and how RELiON solved some of the limitations that come with cold temperature charging.
RELiON lithium battery specifications call for our batteries to be recharged to 14 to 14.6 volts for bulk charging and to float the battery at 13.8 volts. Many customers ask how strictly they need to observe those limits. In this Tech Tuesday, we answer this common question and discuss why.
Backup power systems can keep your house running during interruptions to the electricity grid due to extreme weather or natural disasters. Battery-based systems offer greater convenience, flexibility and sustainability than the traditional generator-based backups.
In the golf cart world, a term that is commonly used is LSV or low-speed vehicle. Simply put, it's another term for street legal golf carts. However, there are some differences between LSVs and golf carts. In this blog, we define LSVs and those differences.