Invicta Hybrid 80Ah Lithium Starter Battery, 1200 CCA
Hybrid Lithium Starter Batteries
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Description
Invicta Hybrid 80Ah Lithium Starter Battery, 1200 CCA
The Invicta Hybrid Starter range is ideally suited to starting applications that may have a secondary deep cycle application, such as fridge or marine accessories. The family is comprised of the popular sizes found in automotive vehicles but with the added benefits of Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) pouch cell technology, which allows flexibility in charging and discharge.
Features & Benefits:
- Australian owned: Invicta is Australian owned and backed by over 25 years of knowledge. The Invicta Hybrid Starter range has also undergone over 2 years of pre-release development by our Australian technical team.
- Integrated BMS: A specially engineered BMS allows the battery to discharge and charge at a high rate, even when using the reserve capacity.
- Pouch cell construction: The pouch cell construction is specifically used due to its inherent starting abilities which allows for a high-rate of discharge and flexibility when charging.
- Charge directly from the alternator: The cell design and BMS allow for the varying types of charge delivered by alternators.
- Heat resistant technology: Utilises a specially designed thermal protection layer to reduce the impact of heat on the internals.
- Jump start feature: A small percentage of capacity is reserved automatically for jump start if you drain the battery. Easily engage this feature with the push of a button.
- 3 Year full replacement warranty: The Invicta Hybrid Starter range has a 3 year full replacement warranty backed by SPB.
Specifications:
- Nominal Voltage: 12.8v
- Nominal Capacity (250C, 0.33C): 80Ah
- Terminal: M8
- Length (mm): 305 ± 2mm
- Width (mm): 172 ± 2mm
- Height (mm): 203/224 ± 2mm
- Weight: 10.2kg
- Max Charge Voltage: 14.6 ± 0.1V
- Charge Cut-Off Voltage: 15.6 ± 0.1V
- Discharge Cut-Off Voltage: 8V
- Max. Discharge Current 200A
- Max. Pulse Discharge Current (3 Sec): 1200A
- Cold Cranking Amps: 1200A
- Max. Charge Current: 100A
- Recommended Charge Current: < 30A
- Cycle Life (100% DoD): > 2000
- Operating Temp - Charge: -20 - 45°C
- Operating Temp - Discharge: -20 - 60°C
- BMS Temp High Disconnect: 80°C
- Max. Parallel Configuration: 6P
- Jump Start Feature: Yes
- IP Rating: 56
- Certifications: IEC62133, UN38.3
*Please note SNLH95D has positive terminal on the right
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Specifications
SKU SNLH95D
Brand Invicta
GTIN 721802213633
Product Category Batteries
Battery Voltage 12V
Amp Hours (ah) 80
Battery Length (mm) 305
Battery Width (mm) 172
Battery Height (mm) 224
Battery Weight (kg) 10.2
NOTE: see full product specifications & further product info in the Description section on this page.
Warranty
Warranty Period: 3 Years
Warranty Details: Please CLICK HERE for Warranty Information on this product
Delivery
- We ship Australia-wide with national road express freight companies such as Star Track, TNT and Toll.
- Small Items are sent with Australia Post via regular post.
- Delivery times are generally 3-5 days from day of dispatch for major cities (sometimes quicker). Please allow longer for regional and remote areas.
- Once your item(s) have been dispatched, we will provide you freight tracking information so you can track your delivery to your door.
- Items are fully insured during the freight process.
- Unfortunately we cannot deliver to PO Boxes.
- For further details on our Delivery Process you can visit our Delivery Page HERE.
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Q & A
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What size battery do I need for my caravan?
Great question! Your deep cycle battery for your caravan will be a minimum of 100 Amp Hours (Ah).
The average size for a Caravan is 200Ah. Usually, 2 x 100Ah connected in Parallel. However, if your budget allows to upgrade to a Lithium battery you can get a lot more power for the size of the battery. For example, a 200Ah lithium battery can be equivalent to up to 360 Ah of an AGM battery.
To work out exactly what size you require you need to first look at the load you are planning on drawing. The load should be calculated in Amps per hour, or Amp Hours (Ah). Batteries are rated in Amp Hours (Ah) as well.
So, if you are drawing a 50Ah per day, a 100Ah AGM battery can provide power for about 1 day as you do not want to draw more than 50% from your battery. However, it is not always easy to find what each appliance draws. Some popular examples are following:
- 150L 12V Fridge = 2.5 Amps per hour (2.5Ah) - runs for 24 hours a day
- 12V Water Pump = 3.5 Amps per hour (3.5Ah) - only runs for 1 hour a day
- Phone Charger = 0.5 Amps per hour (0.5Ah) - Maybe 4 hours per day
- 12V Fan = 4 Amps per hour (4Ah) - Maybe 4 hours per day
Then you will need to factor in how much charge you are putting in Daily. The charge comes in the way of Solar and in car charging via a DC to DC charger.
Ideally you want enough charge input per day to cover the load drawn, then enough battery storage to last 2 - 3 days without charge.
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What is best - AGM or lithium battery?
The answer is simple. Lithium is a better product than AGM.
Lithium is lighter, more compact, and powerful, it will also last longer.
However, a lithium battery will cost more, because it is a highly sort after product. Almost everything that has a battery nowadays will have a lithium battery. Mobile phone, Electric Car, Electric Bike and Skateboard just to name a few.
There are situations where you can get away with an AGM battery. If you only need about 100ah (most 4 x 4 set ups), you can purchase 1 x 100ah battery and a battery box and away you go.
However, once you start getting into the larger amperages (200+) it really makes more sense to turn to lithium.
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How do I charge my caravan battery?
There are three ways to charge your caravan Battery. Either:
- AC to DC - This is using a traditional battery charger that plugs into mains power.
- DC to DC - This is a battery charger connected between the start battery of your tow vehicle and the Caravan Battery. This will charge the battery whilst driving.
- Solar - Solar panels on your roof can be connected to a solar charge controller then to your Caravan Battery.
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How much solar do I need to keep my caravan battery charged?
Ideally, you want use as much solar as you can fit on the roof. Extra portable solar panels are also good idea if you want to park your van in the shade and run a portable panel from a lead in the sun � please see our solar range here.
Solar is cheap relative to the rest of your system, and it provides so much of your power when you are camping off grid.
However, the solar required depends on the load. Please feel free to contact our team for any specific questions on your battery - 1800 787 278!
