Fusion 12V 30AH Lithium Ion Phosphate Deep-Cycle Battery

K2F Fusion 12V 30AH Lithium Ion Phosphate Deep-Cycle Battery

Introducing the K2F Fusion 12V 30AH Lithium Ion Phosphate Deep-Cycle Battery, a lightweight and powerful energy storage solution for all your battery needs. With its advanced lithium phosphate technology, this battery offers twice the run-time of similar-sized lead-acid batteries while weighing less than half as much.

This ultra-lightweight battery is perfect for applications where weight matters, such as marine vessels or recreational vehicles. Its quick recharge capability ensures minimal downtime between uses, allowing you to return to the water or road faster.

The battery features an Internal Battery Management System (BMS) that balances cells and protects against overcharging or discharging. Made with fire-retardant ABS plastic cases and no corrosive liquid, these batteries are highly safe for any environment.

Not only does it offer exceptional performance benefits, but also environmental advantages! These organic batteries are fully recyclable and pollution-free – making them an excellent green energy source.

Whether you're powering up your kayak's electric motor or running appliances in your RV off-grid camping trip, our Fusion Lithium Batteries have you covered! Get yours today!

Features:

• Ultra Lightweight: Easy to handle and transport, ideal for mobile applications.
• Extremely Quick Recharge: Reduces downtime, enhancing efficiency.
• Ultra Long Life: Offers extended usability compared to traditional alternatives.
• Completely Dry Battery: Eliminates leakage risks, increasing safety.
• Water Proof: Suitable for use in various weather and environmental conditions.
• Safe Material: Made with fire retardant ABS plastic, ensuring high safety standards.
• No Corrosive Liquid: Enhances durability and reduces maintenance needs.
• Internal BMS: Provides cell balancing and added protection for longer life.
• Conventional Charging Compatibility: Can be charged using standard 12V chargers.
• Eco-friendly: 100% organic, fully recyclable, and pollution-free.
• International Quality Assurance: Manufactured to ISO9001 standards.

Specifications:

• Brand: Fusion
• Model: V-LFP-12-30
• Weight: 3.70 kg
• SKU: K2F-LITHIUM-BATTERY-30-V
• MPN: V-LFP-12-30
• UPC: 680220214199
• Material: LiFePO4 cells, Fire retardant ABS plastic
• Battery Type: Lithium Ion Phosphate Deep-Cycle
• Capacity: 12V 30AH
• Charging Compatibility: Standard 12V sealed lead acid battery chargers and alternators
• Environmental Impact: 100% organic, fully recyclable, pollution-free
• Warranty: 3 Year Replacement Warranty
• Quality Standards: ISO9001

Package Includes:

• 1 x Fusion 12V 30AH Lithium Ion Phosphate Deep-Cycle Battery
• 1 x Internal Battery Management System (BMS)

Warning & Disclaimer:

• Warning: Not rated for use under the bonnet of vehicles.
• Caution: Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures. Best performance between -20°C and 60°C.
• Handling Precaution: Handle with care, avoid dropping or impact to prevent damage.
• Charging Caution: Use only compatible chargers. Improper charging may lead to battery damage.
• Installation Warning: Ensure proper installation to avoid short circuits or overheating.
• Storage Advice: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Recycling: Dispose of responsibly; consult local regulations for battery recycling.
• Disclaimer: Manufacturer is not responsible for damage from improper use or installation.
• Note: For optimal performance, regular check-ups by a professional are recommended.
• Additional Information: Waterproof feature enhances safety in wet conditions.

What battery should I use with my motor?

Here is an outline of which battery is suitable for which motor:

20lb motor - We recommend a fusion lithium 12v 20AH battery - https://k2f.com.au/s/chc
30lb/32lb motor - We recommend a FPV 12v 50AH battery - https://k2f.com.au/s/chd
50lb/55lb motor - We recommend a FPV 12v 50AH battery - https://k2f.com.au/s/chd
80lb motor - We recommend a FPV 24v 75AH battery - https://k2f.com.au/s/chf

How long will my battery last on the water with a trolling motor?

There are lots of things to take into consideration, like water current, weight and wind.

It depends on a lot of factors such as the environmental conditions, the motor's pound of thrusts, the kayak shape, the kayaks' total load (the sum of the kayaks' weight, the users' weight and the gear's weight), etc.

A simple scenario: a Kayaks2Fish NG10 kayak with a total load of 130kg, and it is using a Kayaks2Fish Trolling Motor – 32lbs thrust hooked up to an FPV Power 50Ah Battery would last approximately 2 hours. Provided that the motor is run constantly at max speed on a calm day with minimum environmental impact from wind, water current, waves, etc.

Here is an outline of how long the motors will last with the recommended batteries:

20lb with 20AH battery - 2.2 hours.
30lb/32lb with 50AH battery - 3.2 hours
50lb/55lb with 50AH battery - 2 hour
80lb with a 75AH battery - 4.2 hours

Please note these running times are approximate and based on an average mid-speed.

To further increase running time use a PWM which can be found here: https://k2f.com.au/s/chg

How long will my fish finder last on a battery?

It depends on what type of Fishfinder and the features it has. Generally, you can expect around 17 hours of use when using the FPV-POWER 17.5Ah battery for running larger fishfinders/GPS which do not typically draw more than 1A.

What is the difference between an AGM battery and a lithium battery?

• Lithium batteries are much lighter, have more consistent power output and charge much quicker than an AGM battery.
• AGM battery performance lowers as you drain the battery, where lithium gives you 100% power until depleted.
• AGM batteries can only drain down to approx 70% until you damage the cells. Most lithium batteries come with a smart cut-off which can be drained almost 100% and cut off your accessories before it damages the battery.
• Lithium batteries have approx 6x longer life and recharge than AGM batteries.
• Easy to store a Lithium-Ion battery on a kayak because it comes in half the size and ¼ the weight.
• You can use a Lithium-Ion battery 6x longer due to its high recharge cycles. (For instance, FPV-POWER 17.5 Ah battery that has 4,200 recharge cycles at 1 A discharge up to 90% (DoD). Meaning, if it is used one time every single day, it will last about 11~12 years. FYI, a Lowrance Hook2 4x GPS Fishfinder has about 0.5 A draw).

The only drawback of a Lithium-Ion is that it usually has 2~3 times higher purchasing price than AGM, and this means AGM is a more reasonable option for people who just enter the kayaking world and is still in the exploring stage to see whether the sport is for them or not.

Are the batteries waterproof?

Batteries sold by Kayaks2Fish are suitable for marine use such as the FPV-POWER 12V 17.5Ah that has an IP67 waterproof hard case and Fusion are rated IP54.

Can I use more than one device on a single battery?

You can use FPV double Pigtails to use multiple items with a single battery.

They can be found here: https://k2f.com.au/s/chh

Please note: when using an item with a high draw you will need to use a regulator to avoid damage and cut-offs for the smaller draw items as the high draw items can take all the voltage.

Can I use two batteries for a single device?

You can use FPV parallel Pigtails to use two of the same capacity batteries with a single accessory.

They can be found here: https://k2f.com.au/s/chj

How do I charge the batteries?

The FPV batteries come with a wall charger included.

Can I use a PWM with a 24v battery?

The PWM can work with a 24 v battery and motor combo as long as the amp draw stays under 50A.

How to I connect alligator clips on the motor to connectors on the battery?

The batteries that come with normal button terminals, you can simply connect the alligator clips to the button terminals. But if the battery comes with waterproof terminals such as FPV 50AH battery, then use the spare waterproof terminals included with the battery to change the connectors on the motor. See step by step video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIrkEFPtDOw