Travel Trailer Batteries

Redodo lithium batteries provide long lifespan (4000-15,000 cycles), fast charging, deep discharges, and lightweight design compared to lead-acid alternatives. For example, the Redodo 12V 140Ah Group 31 Lithium Battery weighs only 28 lbs, saving 66% space and 85% weight than three 12V 100Ah lead-acid options under the same usable capacity.

Additionally, they are maintenance-free, and more energy-efficient, making them the ideal battery replacement for travel trailers.

Travel trailers typically use deep-cycle batteries to provide steady power for appliances, lights, and electronics. Lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries are the best option due to their higher efficiency, longer lifespan, and lightweight construction.

The battery size depends on your power needs. A 12V 100Ah battery is a common choice for standard setups, while larger trailers with high energy consumption may require 200Ah or more.

It depends on how you use your trailer. For relaxing weekends at an RV park, a single 12V 100Ah battery is sufficient. However, if you plan on dry camping, boondocking, or off-grid living, having two batteries or more is essential to increase capacity and runtime.

● Turn off all power sources and disconnect the old battery.

● Disconnect the negative (-) cable of the old battery first, then the positive (+). Remove any securing straps.

● Secure the new battery in place and reconnect the cables, attaching the positive (+) first, then the negative (-).

● Turn on power and test the system to ensure proper operation.

Redodo lithium batteries last 10+ years with over 4000+ charge cycles, significantly outlasting traditional lead-acid batteries.

Read more: How Long Can an RV Battery Last Boondocking?

Yes. Redodo LiFePO4 batteries are solar-compatible and can be integrated with your RV’s solar setup for sustainable, off-grid power. Make sure to use a MPPT solar charge controller for optimal performance. Explore more options at the RV solar battery series.