PUPVWMHB 36V 105Ah LiFePO4 Golf Cart Battery, Built-in Smart 200A BMS, Mobile APP, 5000+ Cycles Rechargeable Lithium Battery, Includes 43.8V 25A Charger, Perfect for Golf Cart,Trolling Motor

Battery arrived early for me and was nearly fully charged. I purchased this for my 2021 E-pro 19bh camper. Our camper has a 200W Roof Mount Solar Pane with a GoPower solar controller. I understand that I will need to replace our controller to get the most out of this battery. The battery is way lighter than my two interstate batteries and should provide us with constant power for our weekend camping trips. I am hopeful that I won't need to take my generator any more! The battery fit easily in our battery box and I was able to use the packing foam to keep it elevated and immobilized. I will update this review at the end of summer, wish us luck.

UP DATE 9-8-24 Running 6 of these 100ah in parell off a 600 amp buss bar. Have 1600 watt solar feeding 2 mppt controllers. Awesome. Runs my camp trailer/NOT AC though. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Original review. I bought 2 of these batteries - to use as a portable power station while out camping. I had them for use out side my camp trailer - I have a 400ah lifepo4 system in my camp trailer hooked to 60 amp mppt and 600 watt solar. These I have set up on 40 amp mppt with 380 watts of solar. My camp trailer bank is a year old and I been having issue with the batteries failing to charge. Found out the bms on my 4 bank system is defective. I dropped these two in place of the four - boy I was surprised- they ran everything in my camper - recharge faster then the old ones - I just ordered 2 more to install along with these 2 making it a 4 bank system again. I hope these batteries out last the last CHEAP BRSND I bought. The two been working for six months now. I would like to see this company build a 300ah liepo4 battery with all the same features and price point. I would buy them Rob

So far the two I purchased, seem to have added a good amount of capacity to my system. I have a capacity tester arriving in a few days. Once i run a few tests, Ill be able to share the results and say for sure if they are as good as I am thinking they are. These are much lighter batteries than the battle born I have. So will be interesting to test both brands and see if there is a difference in capacities. There is low temp cutoff listed in the specs which is very nice to have since some other brands that cost much more, do not offer this function. So If these show to have the capacity listed, they will be me new go to battery and I have all my neighbors waiting to hear the test results so they can order some as well. I hope the seller will be able to provide enough for everyone who wants them. I live off grid in Arizona and people out here are starting to make the move from the lead acid to the Lifepo4 batteries now. One issue I just noticed on the amazon page, is that its showing that the seller doesn't offer shipping to my area now. not sure what that's about but hope they can fix this. Otherwise they will lose a lot of money on potential sales. Ill update once I get my tester and run the tests. Update: Ran tests on bth batteries and one put out 101 Amp hours and the other 96 Amp hours So one is true and one is closer than others I have purchased in this price range. Only tie will tell how they hold up. I would buy again.

The battery arrived quickly in good order. The instruction manual is in Chinese characters with English crammed between the lines. The instructions state that the battery should be stored between 40-60% charge. I can state that this is so as I have been charging for hours. My charger indicates 30AH of charge so far so for a 1200AH battery I would have about 450AH to go for a full charge at best. The instructions state that to charge the voltage should be between 14.6-14.8 volts. The instructions do not state max discharge current. As far as charging, best as I can tell they want 14.6V at 5 amps for charging this is very slow as 730 WH takes a long time to equal 450 AH and a full charge.. I will write more later. It will be a long wait for the battery to reach full charge and I put it to use as a 'power station'.

I replaced a lead-acid deep charge battery with this Lithium one. It is MUCH lighter, and puts out more 12 volt current than the previous lead-acid set-up. I run both 12 volt applications [such as fans, radio, lights, & USB attached accessories] AND 110 volt items via an inverter [such as microwave over, induction cooktop, TV, etc.], so I appreciate the extra power available to me when I'm off the grid. I can recharge this lithium battery using either plug-in 'shore power' at a camp site or in my driveway...or when in the boon-docks via solar panels [both on the roof of my camper, and a portable one I set-up with a 50 foot wire if I'm parked in the shade]. As you can see, it comes with a decent 'Product Manual' that is complete with 11 sections filled with graphs & charts to help you understand the nuances of this lithium battery. My preliminary assessment after one long weekend camping trip is WooHoo! I'm headed on a cross-continent sojourn, and wanted to up-my-game with better battery storage. BTW - if you have a much larger use for it than I do, the manual states you can even connect up to 8 in parallel, or 4 in series [for higher voltage, etc.].

first off want to say im impressed with the manufacture for chin batteries have fully tested them and exceeded my expectations full draw at 98 to100 amps and capacity on average was 106 ah pulled from the batteries. very pleased with that.. purchased 2 of these battery's for portability to run small load 12 volt pumps or my 1000 watt ,and 2000 watt inverters off of them for camping hunting purposes and there both working like a champ. Use them 3,4 times a week sense purchased just to use them so there not just setting around have used them to charge grandkids electric cars truck battery's off the inverters and the rc car trucks battery charges of inverters.. these are not that old so will add more to the review at a later date.

Very good I’ll buy one more

Item arrived promptly, and well packaged. Was fully charged. Haven't had the chance to try it out on the electric trolling motor yet, so can't comment one way or the other just yet. Price seems fair to me.

The battery came extremely well packaged and cushioned from possible transport damage. The initial charge on arrival was 13.1V steady. Once I allowed the battery to acclimatize, I placed a charger on it and proceeded to fully charge the battery until the BMS shut off the charger. It will be placed on an external electrical fence solar system and I will evaluate it's nominal 1280-1300Wh of capacity over the next few days of sun and snow. I fully expect a remarkable difference from my current lead Acid batteries.

Bought 2 of these and less than a year later one is dead. 0V and will not take a charge. They will not respond to any inquiries for warranty so looks like I am out of luck. I would stay away from this one, customer service is non existent and their product isn't reliable. Very disappointing as now I have to go buy a new one.

I series connected 2 of these for a 24V solar set-up and they work great! I asked the seller a ton of questions and they have been very helpful which is why i went with them with no stars yet. Love the USB slot on the end and 12V plug-in. These batteries have it all!

I like how light it is. Seems good so far