24v 90Ah Lithium Battery with Bluetooth Monitoring

Elevate your power system with the LBP 24V 90Ah Lithium Battery with Bluetooth Monitoring. Designed with advanced lithium chemistry and integrated Bluetooth monitoring, this lightweight deep-cycle battery delivers safe, reliable performance and supports higher charge rates for 24V trolling motors and other demanding applications. It is a true plug-and-play upgrade that replaces heavy lead-acid or AGM batteries while boosting efficiency, cutting weight and optimizing your overall setup.

Key Features

• Dimension - 13" x 6.8" x 9.5" (Group 31)
  
• Weight 39.7 LBS
• 24V 90Ah deep-cycle lithium battery designed for high-demand marine and mobile power
• Integrated Bluetooth monitoring for real-time voltage, state of charge and system status
• Lightweight design compared with equivalent lead-acid or AGM banks
• Advanced lithium chemistry for stable, efficient energy delivery
• Built-in Battery Management System (BMS) for enhanced safety and long cycle life
• Supports higher charge acceptance when used with compatible lithium chargers
• Plug-and-play replacement for traditional 24V lead-acid trolling motor setups

Compatibility / Ideal Applications

• Ideal for 24V trolling motors across most major brands (when wired correctly)
• Suitable for:
  • Bass boats, bay boats and other fishing boats using 24V systems
  • Marine and recreational 24V electronics powered from a lithium house bank
  • Upgrades from dual 12V lead-acid or AGM batteries to a single 24V lithium solution

Important User Notice

• Use only chargers approved for 24V lithium batteries and set to the manufacturer’s recommended voltage profile.
• Confirm your trolling motor, wiring, fuses and connectors are rated for the capacity and output of a 24V 90Ah lithium battery.
• Secure the battery in a stable mounting location and follow all installation guidelines from your boat and equipment manufacturers.
• When converting from lead-acid or AGM, verify cable size, fuse ratings and charger compatibility before operation, or consult a qualified marine or electrical technician.