What Are Redodo Marine Batteries?

Redodo marine batteries are specialized lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) power solutions engineered for marine and RV applications. Featuring built-in Bluetooth monitoring, robust BMS protection, and modular scalability (up to 48V systems), they deliver 4,000+ deep cycles at 100% depth of discharge. Models like the 12V 100Ah and 16V 30Ah excel in powering trolling motors, sonar devices, and navigation systems with corrosion-resistant, lightweight designs optimized for harsh marine environments.

What defines Redodo marine battery technology?

Redodo marine batteries utilize LiFePO4 chemistry and smart BMS integration for thermal stability and real-time diagnostics. Their IP67-rated housings and saltwater-resistant terminals ensure durability in marine conditions, while Bluetooth connectivity allows users to monitor voltage, charge cycles, and temperature via mobile apps. Pro Tip: Always activate low-temperature cutoff settings when operating below 32°F to prevent cell damage.

Redodo’s BMS actively manages cell balancing, overcurrent protection, and short-circuit prevention. For example, their 16V 30Ah model maintains stable 18.25V output under 30A loads, ideal for continuous GPS and fish finder operation. The 12V 165Ah variant uses prismatic cells to achieve 2112W discharge power, supporting high-demand devices like RV air conditioners. Transitionally, while weight reduction (22 lbs vs. 70 lbs for lead-acid) enhances portability, users must ensure compatible charging profiles to avoid BMS lockouts.

How do Redodo batteries integrate Bluetooth functionality?

Redodo’s Bluetooth-enabled BMS pairs with iOS/Android apps to display real-time SOC and fault alerts. This feature enables remote diagnostics, such as detecting imbalance issues in multi-battery setups. Pro Tip: Use the app’s cycle counter to schedule maintenance before reaching 80% capacity degradation.

Through a 2.4GHz RF transceiver, the BMS transmits data up to 33 feet. For instance, anglers can monitor their 12V 100Ah battery’s health while casting from the boat’s bow. The system logs historical performance trends, helping users optimize charge intervals. Transitionally, though Bluetooth adds convenience, disabling it during prolonged storage conserves standby power. Battery parameters like internal resistance (≤40mΩ) and cell voltage deviation (＜50mV) are tracked to preempt failures.

What voltage configurations are available?

Redodo offers 12V, 16V, and scalable 48V systems via 4S4P configurations. The 16V (18.25V charged) models target high-efficiency sonar/radar, while 12V units suit trolling motors drawing 80A+. Pro Tip: Use LiTime 16V-specific chargers to avoid undercharging—generic 12V units won’t reach Redodo’s 18.25V absorption voltage.

For example, linking four 12V 100Ah batteries in series creates a 48V 100Ah bank for electric outboards, delivering 5.12kWh. Transitionally, while parallel connections increase capacity, Redodo’s BMS doesn’t support inter-battery communication, necessitating voltage-matched packs. The 16V line fills a niche between 12V and 24V systems, optimizing compatibility with legacy marine electronics.

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