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Kronobat LI12V100AhBT · Boat battery 12V 100Ah

Reference: BOL-KRONOBAT-LI12V100AHBT

The Kronobat LI12V100AhBT is a boat battery with 12 V and 100 Ah, measuring 340 × 175 × 220 mm.

Where the Kronobat LI12V100AhBT fits

The Kronobat LI12V100AhBT is made for marine use. Check whether your boat needs starting, service or a dual-purpose battery before choosing.

The LI12V100AhBT belongs to the Kronobat LIFEPO4 range. More Kronobat batteries

What it means that the LI12V100AhBT is lithium

Inside, the LI12V100AhBT uses LiFePO4 cells protected by a BMS. It includes a battery management system (BMS) that protects the cells against overcharge, over-discharge and temperature.

Equivalents and alternatives to the Kronobat LI12V100AhBT

Other lithium batteries with the dimensions and polarity of the LI12V100AhBT: lithium needs a charger with a LiFePO4 mode, so it is not mixed with lead-acid.

ModelTechnologyCapacityDimensions (mm)
Kronobat LI12V100AhLithium100 Ah340 × 175 × 220

Kronobat LI12V100AhBT codes and part numbers

Shops, garages and catalogues identify the LI12V100AhBT with these codes:

Commercial referenceLI12V100AhBT
Terminal typeM8
Not to be confused withKronobat LI12V200AhBT (200 Ah)

What to look at before buying the LI12V100AhBT

  • Your current battery should say about 100 Ah; a little more is also fine.
  • The LI12V100AhBT needs 340 × 175 × 220 mm of space: measure it with the hold-down clamp in place.

Frequently asked questions about the Kronobat LI12V100AhBT

How much does the Kronobat LI12V100AhBT weigh?

The LI12V100AhBT weighs 11.5 kg.

Which battery is equivalent to the Kronobat LI12V100AhBT?

For the LI12V100AhBT, other lithium batteries with its size and polarity: Kronobat LI12V100Ah.

How do I look after the boat battery in winter?

Leave it 100% charged, disconnected or on a marine maintenance charger. A battery that spends the winter half-discharged loses capacity permanently.

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