Lithium Camping Batteries

Lithium camping batteries are, quite simply, the top of the line in portable power. They offer multiple advantages over AGM and other battery types, most notably the ability to safely discharge to a whopping 80% of the usable capacity of the battery, meaning you’ll get much more power throughout the life of the battery. Lithium camping batteries are also lightweight, and often weigh less than half as much as AGM and other lead acid equivalents. KickAss have a range of lithium camping batteries available, including 100Ah, 105Ah, 120Ah and 200Ah. Many are also available in slim and ultra-slim casings, so they’re perfect for slotting in tight spaces.

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