KeepKnow 24V batteries are suitable for higher-voltage deep-cycle systems such as trolling motors, RVs, off-grid power, solar storage, and backup systems where a 24V architecture is required.

A 25.6V 100Ah battery stores approximately 2.56kWh of nominal energy.

Runtime depends on the motor’s actual current draw. As a simple estimate, 100Ah divided by a 20A draw is about 5 hours, while a 40A draw is about 2.5 hours. Boat weight, wind, water conditions, speed, and other loads affect real runtime.

For the current 24V 100Ah platform, the technical specification allows up to two identical batteries in series or up to four in parallel and advises against combining series and parallel at the same time. Follow the exact model manual before expanding a bank.

Use a LiFePO4 charger configured for a 29.2V charge voltage. The current 24V 100Ah specification recommends 20A charging and allows up to 50A maximum charging current.

The self-heating version is designed to warm the cells before charging in freezing conditions when the required external charging power is available. Capacity and core electrical specifications remain similar, but the heating feature is specifically useful for cold-weather charging.

Current 24V 100Ah models include smart monitoring features; check the individual SKU for the exact Bluetooth/app feature set.