12V 105Ah Essential Series LiFePO4 Battery (1.34kWh)

Yes. The Epoch 12V 105Ah Essentials battery is designed as a Group 24 drop-in replacement for many standard 12V RV and marine battery trays. It measures 10.25 × 6.75 × 9.00 in and weighs 22.1 lb, offering far less weight and more usable energy than many lead-acid or AGM batteries. Always verify tray dimensions, cable clearance, terminal orientation, and charger compatibility before installation.

No. A BMS-integrated shunt measures current with 0.2A accuracy on discharge, and the built-in Bluetooth module sends state of charge, voltage, current, internal temperature, and battery status to the free Epoch Li-Ion app on a compatible iOS or Android device. The Bluetooth security PIN is printed on the battery's lid; you can change it in the app under Advanced Settings.

Charging lithium cells below freezing can damage them, so the BMS never starts charging while any battery temperature reading is below 0°C (32°F). Instead, a connected charger supplying at least 0.5A powers internal heating pads, using incoming charge current only and never the battery's stored energy. Charging resumes automatically once the battery reaches 5°C (41°F). The heating system is tested to −20°C (−4°F) and rated for external ambient temperatures down to −40°C (−40°F).

Yes. The Epoch 12V 105Ah Essentials battery can be wired in series up to 4 batteries to create 24V, 36V, or 48V systems. It can also be wired in parallel up to 4 batteries to increase total amp-hour capacity, to a maximum 4S4P configuration. Use matched batteries of the same model, age, capacity, and state of charge, and follow Epoch installation guidance.

Epoch packs 105Ah into the Group 24 size class, giving you 1.34kWh of stored energy in a compact footprint. That extra 5Ah can provide additional runtime for trolling motors, RV electronics, lighting, refrigeration, CPAP machines, pumps, and other 12V loads without taking up more physical battery space.

For best performance and lifespan, use a charger, RV converter, solar charge controller, or inverter charger with a dedicated LiFePO4 charge profile. Epoch lists 14.2V–14.4V bulk/absorption ending at C/20 (5.25A) or after 15 minutes, float disabled preferred or 13.3V–13.6V, 13.2V re-bulk, equalization disabled, and temperature compensation off. The recommended charge current is 50A (100A maximum continuous). For alternator charging, a DC-to-DC charger is highly recommended to protect both the alternator and battery.

Yes. This model includes both internal heating for cold-weather charging support and Bluetooth app monitoring. These are the key premium features that separate it from many lower-cost bare-bones 12V 100Ah deep cycle replacement batteries.

This model is IP54 rated, meaning it is dust protected and splash resistant for protected RV, marine, van, and mobile power compartments. It is not designed for submersion or locations where standing water can collect around the battery.

For long-term storage, charge the battery to about 50% state of charge, disconnect loads and chargers, and store it clean and dry at 0°C to 35°C (32°F to 95°F) where practical. Check the state of charge at least every 3 months and recharge as needed.