12VVoltage
100AhCapacity, 5-hour rate (C5)
11.5 kgWeight
At a glance: Need a battery for boats and motorhomes? Consider the Kronobat LI12V100Ah, rated 100Ah 12V. Weight is 11.5 kg, worth knowing before you lift it out of the tray.
Kronobat LI12V100Ah data sheet
Using it day to day: practical tips
Weekend sailors often find the engine battery fine and the domestic bank flat. Set the mains charger, the solar regulator and any B2B charger to the lithium (LiFePO4) profile. Corroded terminals in a damp locker cause many apparent faults.
Kronobat LI12V100Ah: what it is and who it suits
Narrowboats and fishing boats sometimes carry a Kronobat LI12V100Ah too. Ratings of 100Ah 12V give a starting point for sizing a service bank. At baterias.online, leisure batteries sit under maker and reference, so you can match a bank exactly.
Most owners of boats and motorhomes will find 100Ah familiar. At 11.5 kg, it is light for its capacity.
Questions and answers
Can I keep the Kronobat LI12V100Ah on a shelf before fitting?
It is a good idea. All batteries lose some charge on the shelf, so a top-up before fitting helps.
Dimensions and weight of this model?
Overall it is 340 × 175 × 220 mm (L × W × H) and tips the scales at 11.5 kg. Weight is a good clue to how much active material is inside.
What voltage and amp-hours does this model have?
Voltage is 12V, capacity 100Ah. Check your equipment runs on the same voltage before ordering.
Will the Kronobat LI12V100Ah fit?
- ✓ Tape measure time: 340 × 175 × 220 mm is the footprint and height of this case. Leave a little clearance for the clamp and the cable lugs.
- ✓ With 100Ah of capacity, hold it up to the figure on the outgoing unit or in your equipment manual.
- ✓ It comes with M8 terminals, so check that your leads, lugs or plugs can attach to them without adapters.
Explore more
Prefer to compare first? The links below lead to other options for boats and motorhomes on baterias.online. Recycling the old battery is easy at most tips and garages.
Care tips for lithium (LiFePO4) batteries
Inside a lithium battery there is a small management board that protects the cells. Most of the stored energy in a lithium battery can actually be used. Any bulge in a lithium case means it is time to stop using it.
