Litime 3-Pack 12V 230Ah Bluetooth Lithium RV Battery, Low Temp Cutoff Protection, Built-in 200A BMS, Max 2944Wh Energy, LiFePO4 Battery Perfect for RV, Trolling Motor, Off Grid, Backup Power

These batteries are working well, 6 months after install on my boat. You don't get a lot of info from their Bluetooth app.. you can see SOC and voltage. But they seemed to have stayed balanced, and no surprises.

So far I’m impressed, it fits amazingly into a two lead acid battery box. I won’t be boondocking till July so I can’t really know how long it’ll last without landline. More to come! Buy a charger for your new lithium battery, and be prepared to charge it two days to full 100%.

I've been using the 230AH LitTime Lifep04 with bluetooth for about 2 months. The battery is fine, it does what it is designed to do. But I do want to warn some users about features that are problematic if you are using this battery in a RV or if you parallel with more batteries.#1 - The low temp charge protection will prevent both charging and discharging below freezing. Absolutely you don't want to charge below freezing, but discharge might be necessary to get your heater started. In hindsight I would use a solar charge controller with low temp cut off built in and never charge below freezing. But I do need power to at least start the heater.#2 - These are terrible batteries to put into parallel. I have this issue and I have read about others having this issue. The battery enters "standby" when it is fully charged, to protect itself from overcharge. The battery does not activate until it senses that it is under load. The battery measures 12.8V in standby after a full charge, and I am assuming that standby voltage is used to detect when the battery is under load, which will activate the battery. After the battery activates it measures 13.3V. This is fine with a stand alone battery, but the problem I, and many others, have is that the other batteries pick up the load and the fully charged battery stays in standby until voltage drops enough on the system for the battery to activate. Than once the battery activates it dumps power into the other batteries until they have equalized. I solved this problem by running my microwave so the system voltage drops low enough to activate the battery.I also own the 230AH battery with NO bluetooth and I do not have the same problem, it does seem to be a problem with bluetooth models from everything I have read about the issue.All in all, its a great standalone battery. I'd recommend to stay away from this battery if you plan to parallel or need power to start a heater in the cold. The standard LiTime 200AH batteries would be better in these conditions.

Love it 😍. Awesome Battery 💪🏼🔋. Fast delivery 🚚📦 .

Received my battery, well packaged. The box had some damage upon delivery however, there was no damage to the battery it's self. I installed this in my camper with in 10 minutes. The Bluetooth option is very nice. I bought this so i didn't have to worry about another battery pack for my CPAP when camping. Awesome product!

Awesome best bang for rv installation. Easy setup

Need to place better balanced cells into the batteries. Because of the imbalance and probable lower internal resistance, only one or two of my three 230ah batteries (12v) cycle. The third mainly sits in standby mode. I have 16 cycles on one battery, 8 on another, and 3 on the 3rd. All installed at the same time, per company instructions, by a highly trained professional. We’ve been installing a bunch of these this winter for folks under our recommendation and it’s hard to go back and explain this to people, why the other battery is not participating. They are otherwise good batteries.Going to try bulk head studs to see if I can trick the internal resistance…

Works well!