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Ultimatron LiFePO4 12.8V 180Ah Underseat Leisure Battery with Heater and Bluetooth for Campervans
The Ultimate Space-Saving Power Upgrade
Maximize the potential of your campervan layout. The Ultimatron Lithium Underseat Battery is engineered to fit strictly defined spaces, specifically sliding under the passenger seat of vehicles like the Fiat Ducato, Citroën Jumper, and Peugeot Boxer. With dimensions of 355 x 175 x 188 mm, it offers a drop-in replacement for standard DIN batteries, giving you massive power without occupying your garage or living area.
Unstoppable Performance in Winter
Don't let freezing temperatures stop your adventure. Standard lithium batteries cannot charge below freezing, but the Ultimatron 180Ah features an advanced integrated heater. This system automatically warms the battery cells using charging current when temperatures drop, ensuring you can charge your leisure battery safely in extreme cold conditions.
Lightweight Lithium Iron Phosphate Technology
Shed the weight, keep the power. Weighing just 15.5 kg, this LiFePO4 battery provides consistent voltage and utilizes nearly 100% of its capacity, unlike lead-acid alternatives. This high energy density means you get more hours of off-grid freedom. Backed by a 5-year warranty, it is the reliable heart of your vehicle's electrical system.
Smart Bluetooth Monitoring
Knowledge is power. The built-in Battery Management System (BMS) connects seamlessly to your smartphone via Bluetooth. Monitor your battery's health, remaining capacity, and current flow instantly via the app. No need for expensive external battery monitors; the data you need is right in your pocket.
Key Specifications and Features
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Capacity: 12.8V 180Ah (High Capacity)
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Chemistry: Safe LiFePO4 technology
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Dimensions: L355 x W175 x H188 mm (Fits Underseat)
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Weight: 15.5 kg Net
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Winter Ready: Built-in heating pads for sub-zero charging
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Cycle Life: >3000 cycles at 80% DOD
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Connectivity: Integrated Bluetooth BMS for monitoring
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Application: Perfect RV battery for motorhomes and marine use