This deep cycle lithium battery provides efficient, long-lasting power for your RV. Built-in BMS protects your battery and optimizes charging from solar controllers and converter chargers. Longer life and faster charging than AGM batteries. 1-800-940-8924 to order Go Power battery part number 34282738 or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all Go Power products. Great prices and Fastest Shipping for Go Power Lithium RV Battery - Deep Cycle - LiFePO4 - Group 31 - 12V - 100 Amp Hour. Battery reviews from real customers.
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Go Power Battery
- 34282738
RV
Lithium
12V
100 Ah
Group 31
Go Power
This deep cycle lithium battery provides efficient, long-lasting power for your RV. Built-in BMS protects your battery and optimizes charging from solar controllers and converter chargers. Longer life and faster charging than AGM batteries.
Features:
Lithium iron phosphate battery provides long-lasting, efficient power to your RV
Deep cycle process allows the battery to be repeatedly charged and discharged
Built-in BMS protects your battery from damage and makes charging more efficient
Offers voltage, temperature, overcurrent, and short circuit protection
Optimizes charging profile when used with a compatible solar controller or converter charger
Lithium architecture outperforms AGM batteries
Quicker charging lets you top off your battery up to 4 times faster
Safer chemistry has no emissions and requires no venting
Lighter weight makes the battery easier to handle
Specs:
Type: lithium iron phosphate
Capacity: 100 amp hours
Battery group: 31
Voltage:
Nominal: 12.8 V
Maximum charge: 14.6 VAC
Charge cutoff: 14.6 VAC
Discharge cutoff: 8.4 VAC
Charge current:
Recommended: 50 amps
Maximum: 100 amps
Maximum discharge current:
Continuous: 100 amps
30 minutes: 120 amps
5 seconds: 150 amps
Operating temperature:
Charge: 32 F to 131 F
Discharge: -4 F to 131 F
Storage temperature:
1 week: -4 F to 122 F
1 month: -4 F to 113 F
6 months: -4 F to 104 F
Dimensions: 12-15/16" long x 6-1/2" wide x 9-3/16" tall
Weight: 36 lbs
10-Year warranty
Note: Please check your battery compartment measurements prior to ordering. This battery is non-returnable.
Note: This battery cannot be installed in series.
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.
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Hi Ric; using a converter that is not rated for lithium is not recommended. Your existing WFCO converter won't be able to fully charger a battery like # 34282738, it could overheat, and might trip the BMS which would shut the battery down until it resets. It could also damage the actual battery which I don't think you want on a new battery.
Assuming your solar controller is lithium compatible that will work to keep the battery charged until you get a new converter. However, with a single... view full answer...
Hey Mike! Can you identify the power center in your trailer? Aside from the actual lithium batteries like # 34282738 you need to make sure your converter is lithium compatible. Since it is a 2020 you might already have one that is lithium capable but you need to be sure. More than likely it is a WFCO so if you can let me know the model number I would be happy to check for you, or help you find a replacement converter section if it is not lithium compatible. view full answer...
Hello Lisa. yes, propane weighs 4.2 lbs per gallon. RV batteries can be quite heavy depending on battery type and size. For a few examples, the Go Power Lithium RV Battery # 34282738 is a 100ah battery and it weighs 36 lbs. A similar 100ah AGM battery, the Go Power AGM RV Battery # 34276285 weighs 67.5 lbs. So if you are wanting to keep things as light as possible, I definitely recommend going with lithium batteries since they are much lighter.
To answer you other question, yes, you will... view full answer...
Hey Timothy!
With a newer RV your converter might be able to switch over to the LifePO if your system has a setting like that. If it doesn't have a setting that allows you to switch it, then we'll need to get you setup with a converter that's compatible with LifePO batteries.
Let me know what converter you have and I'll be more than happy to help you look into this further! view full answer...
Hello Adam, thanks for reaching out. The Progressive Dynamics 4000 Series RV Converter # PD4060K can certainly be used in a smaller trailer like your Casita Liberty Deluxe. Then for a DC to DC charger that can be mounted on the trailer I recommend the Redarc In-Vehicle BCDC Trailer Battery Charger # RED96FR.
For solar a good starting point is the Go Power Overlander Solar Charging System with Digital Solar Controller # 34282181. This comes with a 200 watt panel. Additional panels can... view full answer...
Hey Gary, thanks for reaching out. Yes, that's actually one of the most common uses for the Victron Orion-Tr Smart Isolated DC-DC Charger # VN56RR when upgrading an RV to lithium batteries. The Orion would be installed inside the trailer, as close to the batteries as practical. It takes the variable voltage coming through the 7-way charge line and converts it into a proper lithium charging profile. This also prevents the lithium batteries from trying to pull excessive current through the... view full answer...
Hey Alvin, thanks for the information. We've got a couple of options to upgrade your AGM batteries to LiFePo4 ones. I have listed them below:
Go Power Sun Cycle Advanced Lithium RV Battery - LiFePo4 - Bluetooth - Group 24 - 12V - 100 Amp Hour item # GP99QR
Go Power Lithium RV Battery - Deep Cycle - LiFePO4 - Group 31 - 12V - 100 Amp Hour item # 34282738
You're definitely going to need to replace your Freedom 458 Inverter Charger as it's not rated for Lithium batteries. I recommend the... view full answer...
You will need a different converter charger if you are going to lithium batteries, which is what I believe you are asking. The right one will depend on how many amp hours you need though, like the 100 amp-hour # 34282738. I have added a link below to our selection of lithium batteries as well as a solar calculator which will help you determine how many amp hours you need if you are unsure.
Then for a lithium converter charger we have the Progressive Dynamics 9300 Series RV Converter Charger... view full answer...
There's a lot here, so let's go ahead and take these one by one, yes you can still use a plug-in portable solar kit, and as far as lithium batteries, their cost can be justified, but it's hard to give a blanket statement about worth. Their value comes from the fact that you get more life out of them per use, and they last longer. For example, let's take the Go Power AGM RV Battery - 100 Amp Hour # 34276285 vs. the Go Power Lithium RV Battery - 100 Amp Hour # 34282738.
The AGM battery can... view full answer...
Lithium batteries really are much nicer than lead acid batteries in terms of how well they hold a charge. There is a much bigger investment required though as the batteries themselves are more expensive you need to use chargers designed for them since they charge at a higher voltage. You would need a new charger from your tow vehicle as well as the inverter from shore power to accommodate this.
For a Group 31 battery that is lithium you'd want the part # 34282738. Then for a lithium charger... view full answer...
The Go Power Lithium RV Battery # 34282738 has a 100-amp hour capacity. You will need to compare this to the current flooded batteries you have installed to determine what increase in capacity will be. Whatever the increase in amp hours is will be the amount of capacity you are increasing.
When you do switch to lithium batteries you will only need to change the charge profile on the Go Power PWM Solar Charge Controller that came with the Kit.
If you choose to move to the 2,000 Watt... view full answer...
The battery type doesn't matter in this situation as you could still face this issue with two AGM batteries. If you're vehicle is running the alternator should be charging the start battery more than the draw from the 7-way 12v accessory pin. As long as the alternator is properly functioning you shouldn't have an issue charging both batteries while driving.
If the vehicle is off and the 7-way isn't tied to the ignition for power then you run the risk of draining the start battery if you're... view full answer...
You can add the Go Power Sun Cycle Solar RV Battery - Lithium - 12V - 100 Amp Hour - LiFePO4 - Group 31 # 34282738 but you want to make sure that the batteries are similar type (like this one is a Lithium) and that they are connected in parallel so that you are just increasing your capacity and not bumping the voltage. view full answer...
For the wattage you are looking for the Go Power Solar Extreme Charging System # 34282185 would work really well. It has three panels but the wattage output is 3,000 watts running and 4,800 watts surge and comes with the converter and install hardware needed.
Then for a 100 amp hour lithium battery we have the Go Power Lithium battery # 34282738. view full answer...
It is hard to estimate exactly how much the Everchill RV Refrigerator w/ Freezer # EV37FR will run as it will depend on how often and the duration it is opened as well as the environment it is in. I find it best to breakdown how long you can expect it to run based on a battery size. We know the refrigerator uses 12 amps of 12 volt power or 144(12x12) watts of power. A 100 Amp Hour Battery # 34282738 is going to have 1,200 watt hours(100x12) of power. Given this information the one battery... view full answer...
The Alternator on your GMC Savana van will not cause harm to the Lithium Battery # 34282738 in your trailer. It will simply maintain the battery while it is being towed. I do recommend you check the Converter # PD69RR on your trailer to ensure it is rated for charging Lithium batteries. If you are not sure please let me know what converter you have and I can verify if you need to change it out or change a setting on the converter. view full answer...
Watts divided by volts equals amps, so 65 watts divided by 12 volts is going to equal 5.42 amps. Your battery should have an amp hour rating that you can divide by 5.42 amps and then you'll know exactly how long the battery can maintain the draw from the fridge.
For example, the Go Power Lithium RV Battery # 34282738 has a 100 amp hour rating so you would get 18.45 hours out of the battery. That being said a fridge isn't going to constantly be running and depending on the climate you... view full answer...
Hi Michael; what kind of advice are you looking for? It is definitely possible to switch to lithium batteries like the Go Power Lithium RV Battery # 34282738. You will need to decide what size battery bank you need and see how much space you have for the batteries. There are some options like # GP26QR as well which can help save some space over multiple batteries.
You also need to check and see if your power center is lithium compatible. Since it is a 2022 you are on the edge of when... view full answer...
The standard RV battery is a 100 amp hour deep cycle AGM battery like the part # BRW94FR which will work great. If you wanted to go with something that would last longer the Lithium part # 34282738 is going to last even longer between charges and will also recharge quicker.
If you wanted to see all of the RV battery options we have check out the link I attached on this page for them. view full answer...
It is possible to power your freezer but you wouldn't want to power it using your vehicle's battery as you could end up damaging it. I recommend a larger deep cycle battery like the Go Power Lithium RV Battery # 34282738 since the Go Power Industrial Pure Sine Wave Inverter # 34278156 is going to keep draining the battery until you turn it off and your vehicle's battery isn't meant to be drained down.
You can use a DC/DC charger like the Redarc In-Vehicle BCDC Battery Charger # 331-BCDC1225D... view full answer...
This depends solely on what you're trying to power with the Go Power Industrial Pure Sine Wave Inverter - GFCI - 2,000 Watt - 12V Item # 34278156. It can go up to 2000 watts in running power but you'll most likely be pulling less. The higher the power draw the higher the length of time needed the higher battery amp hour you'll want. If you're planning on running solely off of battery power you'll need to add up the average amperage used in an hour for all of your appliances that will be... view full answer...
If you add the Go Power Weekender Solar Charging System Item # 34282183 with a Lifepo battery to your 2021 Winnebago Hike 171db you would replace you house battery with the lithium battery. As long as you retain all the original wiring you would maintain the charging process from the vehicle while towing. There is no way to add a separate battery in parallel with the electrical system and have it run trailer loads. It is recommended to add a battery isolator and dc to dc converter so the... view full answer...
Operating the Go Power Industrial Pure Sine Wave Inverter, # 34278156 (2,000 watts) is not a question of what size battery do you need for the inverter but what amount of energy do you need for your task. The inverter will change stored DC energy to an AC type for operating alternating current appliances. How long do you need to, or want to be prepared to operate from a battery is what should be determined.
A Go Power Lithium RV Battery such as # 34282738 is 12V and 100AH. 480W at... view full answer...
Yes, your RV batteries should all have the same voltage and amperage rating. The reason you cant mix match different batteries like Go Power Lithium RV Battery 34282740 and Go Power Lithium RV Battery # 34282738 that have different amp ratings is due to differences in battery management systems and battery cell counts, and there may be a charging and voltage discrepancy between batteries.
This will cause the highest voltage battery to charge the lowest voltage battery attempting to create... view full answer...
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