12V 7Ah (7.2Ah) Lithium LiFePO4 Deep Cycle Battery, 2000+ Cycles Lithium Iron Phosphate Rechargeable Battery for Solar Powar, Lighting, Ride on Toys, Fish Finder and More, Built-in 8A BMS

I purchased this battery to replace the worn-out SLA battery in the small UPS (uninterruptable power supply) I use to back up my desktop PC. The decision to switch from SLA to Lithium-iron-phosphate battery chemistry was easy as LiFePO4 batteries cost about the same as SLA batteries but are much lighter and last much longer than SLA batteries. My UPS is over ten years old and, at the time I purchased it, SLA batteries were considered the battery of choice. If purchased today, it’s highly likely the battery would be LiFePO4 technology. LiFePO4 batteries are easily confused with Li-ion batteries commonly used with portable power tools. LiFePO4 batteries are more reliable, have longer lifespans, and are safer than Li-ion batteries. The battery easily fits into the same space as the SLA battery it replaced. I haven’t needed to find out if the battery works as well in a power out scenario, however, my UPS runs a test program several times a week so I’m certain I can rely on it should the need arise.

I purchased this battery to replace a 12v sealed lead-acid (traditional) battery in an automated deer feeder. This particular feeder throws three times per day on a timer, for a total of about 35 seconds dispensing feed using a spinner plate/motor. There is a solar panel to keep the battery charged on sunny days. The feeder was basically killing a battery per year using the traditional lead-acid units. This was my first experiment with lithium batteries in this application, but I have a lot of experience with them more generally. I waited four months to write this review, and so far I cannot lodge any complaints with this unit. The battery has performed perfectly. If anything, the feeder now throws much more strongly than it ever did with the lead-acid battery -- we have nicknamed it the "corn cannon" with its new power source. The battery has been zero-maintenance since it was installed, and I haven't touched it in four months. All status indicators are fine. NOTE: My only concern will be winter time, as it is very bad for lithium-based batteries to charge at below-freezing temperatures. Luckily this is a very unusual situation where I live -- only the few coldest days of winter are freezing during any daylight hours, and it's often overcast when it's that cold. If we have any "arctic fronts," I'll probably just disconnect the solar panel to keep the battery from charging during a weather snap. Discharging lithium-based batteries below freezing is not nearly as bad for them as charging them when it's that cold out. Those in colder climates might consider this issue if you plan to deploy this battery in an outdoor environment.

The battery only lasted a week it won’t recharge I'll return to Amazon Probably just got a bad one Well, the company that sells this battery contacted me and after a couple of emails they sent me a new battery and suggest a higher amperage battery and I appreciate them very much and they did an outstanding job and taking care of me

Bought in July of 2024, FIOS power supply is beeping in August of 2025. 13 months. Find a different supplier.

This battery works just as well as the original battery, and it has been connected now for a few weeks with no issues. My alarm system detects it and does not report a battery error. However, it was not easy to connect this to the system since the connectors on this battery were much wider than the connectors recipients on the wires they attach too coming from my alarm system. I had purchased another battery in the past and did not have this issue. I was still able to connect this battery after building my own connector, but this may be an issue for others who are not able to do so. I am taking only one star off since the battery itself is working fine.

I use this battery to power the lights in my enclosed trailer. I find it to be good quality and serves my purpose well.

I was ready to throw away my battery string trimmer cause the lead acid batteries died after a year and never would trim my whole yard without a recharge. I decided to try this battery as a last resort to buying a gas powered one. I just trimmed the whole yard (about half hour) and when I put it on the charger it indicates an almost full charge left. Not sure if I needed the special charger but I got one anyway.

Replaces my mightmule 12v lead acid AGM battery, works perfectly!