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Epoch Batteries 12V 100Ah Eco Series LiFePO4 Lithium Battery

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100Ah · 1.28kWh · 21 lbs · 4,500+ Cycles · Group 24 · 6-Year Warranty

Epoch 12V 100Ah Eco Series LiFePO4 Battery (1.28kWh, Group 24)

The most straightforward lithium battery Epoch makes, and often the most sensible. 100Ah in a Group 24 case at 21 pounds, rated for 4,500+ cycles — which is more than the Essential Series manages — with 100A of continuous discharge and 300A for five seconds.

What it leaves out is Bluetooth and internal heating, and the warranty is 6 years rather than 11. What that buys you is a considerably lower price for the same LFP chemistry and the same BMS protections. For an RV, a van, a camper, a solar shed or a trolling motor that lives in a temperate climate, it's the right amount of battery. Renewable Outdoors is an authorized Epoch dealer — call us at (303) 876-7654 if you'd like help choosing between the ranges.

Epoch 12V 100Ah Eco Series LiFePO4 Battery
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Why the Eco Series 100Ah

4,500+ Cycles

Higher than Epoch's Essential Series rating — the cells are not where the Eco range economises.

21 lbs in a Group 24 Case

A third the weight of the lead-acid battery it replaces, in a footprint most compartments already fit.

100A Continuous, 300A Peak

300A for five seconds handles inverter startup surge and motor inrush.

Sixteen in Parallel

Up to 20.48kWh at 12V, so the Eco Series scales further than you would expect at this price.

1.28kWh, Nearly All Usable

Unlike lead-acid you can use the full capacity rather than stopping at half.

Full BMS Protection

Overcharge, over-discharge, over-current, short circuit and temperature protection as standard.


What's Included

Epoch 12V 100Ah Eco Series battery detail

What You Get

  • 1 × Epoch 12V 100Ah Eco Series LiFePO4 battery
  • Documentation and warranty paperwork

The Eco Series has no internal heating and no Bluetooth. Charging requires 32°F or above; discharge is fine to −4°F. A lithium-profile charger and cables are separate — Epoch's 12V 15A charger suits this size well. Call us at (303) 876-7654 if you're not sure whether Eco or Essential is right for your setup.


Epoch 12V 100Ah Eco Series Specifications

Cell Chemistry LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate)
Rated Capacity 100Ah at 0.2C — 1.28kWh
Nominal Voltage 12.8V
Maximum Charge Voltage 14.6V
Operating Voltage Range 10.0–14.6V
Maximum Continuous Discharge 100A
Maximum Continuous Charge 100A
Peak Discharge 300A for 5 seconds
Series Configuration Up to 4 in series (48V)
Parallel Configuration Up to 16 in parallel — 20.48kWh at 12V
Cycle Life 4,500+ cycles
Charging Temperature 32°F to 131°F (0°C to 55°C) — no internal heating
Discharging Temperature −4°F to 140°F (−20°C to 60°C)
Storage Temperature 32°F to 95°F (0°C to 35°C)
Internal Heating No
Ingress Protection IP54 — dust-protected, splash-resistant
Bluetooth Not included on the Eco Series
BMS Protection Overcharge, over-discharge, over-current, short circuit, high and low temperature protection
Case Size Group 24
Dimensions 10.25" × 6.75" × 9.00"
Weight 21 lbs (9.5 kg)
Certifications UL1642 and UL9540A cells; IEC 62619:2022; CE; RoHS
SKU 12100-ECO
Warranty 6-year warranty

6-Year Warranty

Epoch backs the Eco Series with a 6-year warranty and a 4,500+ cycle rating.

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Epoch 12V 100Ah Eco Series LiFePO4 Battery (1.28kWh, Group 24): Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Eco Series differ from Essential, Pro and Elite?
Eco is the entry point. It has no Bluetooth, no internal heating, and a 6-year warranty rather than 11 — but the cells are the same LFP chemistry, the BMS protections are there, and the cycle rating is actually higher than the Essential Series at 4,500+. It's the right buy when the battery lives somewhere warm and dry and you don't need app monitoring. If you need to charge below freezing, or want to see state of charge on your phone, step up to Essential.
What will 100Ah run?
1.28kWh covers a 12V compressor fridge for around a day, LED lighting and phone charging for several days, or a small inverter running a laptop and a TV for an evening. It's the standard building block for a modest RV or van house bank — many people run two or three in parallel.
Why does it have a higher cycle rating than the more expensive Essential Series?
Because cycle life and features are separate things. The Eco Series uses good cells and rates them at 4,500+ cycles; what it doesn't have is heating, Bluetooth or the longer warranty. You're paying more for the Essential Series to get those features, not to get better cells.
Can I charge it in freezing weather?
No — charging needs 32°F or above, because there's no internal heater. It will discharge happily down to −4°F, so it powers things in the cold; it just can't take a charge. If your battery lives in an unheated space through winter and you need to charge it there, buy a heated model instead.
Can I use it for a 36V or 48V trolling motor bank?
Up to four in series is supported, so three for 36V or four for 48V. That said, Epoch's purpose-built 36V and 48V batteries do the job in one case with better monitoring, and avoid the balance issues that come with series strings. Worth comparing before you commit.
How does it compare with a Group 24 lead-acid battery?
Same footprint, roughly a third the weight, twice the usable capacity for the same nameplate rating, and around fifteen times the cycle life. The purchase price is higher and the cost over the battery's life is much lower.
How many can I put in parallel?
Up to sixteen — 1,600Ah, or 20.48kWh at 12V. That's a genuinely large bank and more than most 12V systems should be, since at that scale a 48V architecture is usually the better engineering choice.
Why lithium iron phosphate rather than lead-acid?
You can use nearly all of the rated capacity rather than half, so an LFP battery does the work of a lead-acid one twice its size. It weighs roughly a third as much for the same usable energy. And it lasts thousands of cycles instead of a few hundred, so cost per useful cycle is far lower despite the higher purchase price.
Do I need a special charger?
You need one with a LiFePO4 profile. A lead-acid charger's voltages are wrong and will either undercharge the battery or hold it somewhere that shortens its life. Epoch's 12V 15A charger is a good match for a single battery; for a bank of two or three, the 12V 50A is a better fit.
Is there any monitoring at all without Bluetooth?
Not built in — you'd read state of charge from your charge controller, inverter or a shunt-based battery monitor. If seeing state of charge on your phone matters to you, the Essential Series adds Bluetooth and is worth the difference.
Do you offer financing or price matching?
Yes. We offer 0% APR financing options through Affirm at checkout, and our Lowest Price Guarantee applies — if you find this cheaper at another authorized dealer, call us at (303) 876-7654 before you order and we'll take care of it.