12 Volt Lithium ion Motorcycle Battery 7.5Ah 360 CCA LiFePO4

Free Shipping to Lower 48

TYCORUN Lithium will ship your batteries for free anywhere in the lower 48 US States. Batteries ship UPS ground freight and will arrive in 5-7 days to most of the US. You will receive an email with a tracking number after your order ships. The USPS does not allow for batteries to be shipped to Post Office boxes (PO Box). Please use a street address. Larger batteries (over 300 watts) require hazmat shipping. We pay the cost of Hazmat and freight (typically $90 to $150 a battery). You pay $0 for shipping. Shipping to Alaska and Hawaii is higher due to federal law that requires that batteries ship Air Freight and have Hazmat protection. Shipping to Canada includes duty, GST and import fees.

Shipping to Canada?

TYCORUN Lithium can ship to most Canadian provinces served by UPS or FedEx. Canadian shipping is calculated at checkout and we pay for duty & GST fees for you. The fastest way to calculate your estimated shipping cost outside of the contiguous United States (“Lower 48”) would be to add the desired product(s) to your cart on our site and enter your shipping information. This will not complete the transaction, but will give the system enough information to calculate the cost. The total price and cost breakdown should update with the new totals.

Can I get my battery shipped to me faster?

TYCORUN Lithium can ship to most Canadian provinces served by UPS or FedEx. Canadian shipping is calculated at checkout and we pay for duty & GST fees for you. The fastest way to calculate your estimated shipping cost outside of the contiguous United States (“Lower 48”) would be to add the desired product(s) to your cart on our site and enter your shipping information. This will not complete the transaction, but will give the system enough information to calculate the cost. The total price and cost breakdown should update with the new totals.

Battery FAQ

1.How safe are Lithium Ion Batteries?
Our LiFePo4 batteries are considered to be safe, non-flammable and non-hazardous by international and federally regulated standards.

2.What can I use a Lithium Battery for?
Our Batteries are commonly used for marine, RV and golf cart applications. You can use our lithium batteries for any application that would normally use a single or multiple lead acid, GEL or AGM batteries.

3.How do I change my batteries to Lithium?
After you take out your old batteries, place our batteries in the same way. You can use the same cables to reconnect into the Lithium Battery.

4.How do I charge a Lithium battery?
Our lithium ion technology uses the latest and most advanced built-in battery protection system to prevent damage to the battery. You may utilize a standard charger for our products, although in some cases a lithium charger may be required to charge the batteries.

5.What battery do I need for my RV or Camper Van?
The industry standard house battery size used in most RVs, Campers, and #VanLife builds is the 12v 100Ah battery. This is a drop in replacement for AGM and most lead acid batteries. If you are charging off your engine's alternator we recommend a Victron DC-DC smart charger. If charging off solar panels we recommend a Victron Smart Solar charge controller, or if you have a solar charge controller choose the lithium setting. A handy size chart for number of batteri

Inverter FAQ
1.Is a 3000W inverter safe?
A 3000W inverter is generally safe, provided it is installed and used correctly. Following our user manual, purchasing recommendations, and local electrical regulations are key to ensuring safety. Make sure the inverter is not exposed to adverse environmental conditions such as high temperatures, high humidity, or direct sunlight, and keep it away from liquids to enhance safety. Additionally, avoid inserting metal objects into the inverter's ventilation ports and disconnect the power supply before operation.

2.Where can a 3000W inverter be used?
A 3000W inverter is suitable for various applications, including but not limited to home backup power, solar power generation, camping and outdoor activities, and commercial use.

3.How do you use a 3000W inverter?
Place the inverter in a well-ventilated location away from high temperatures and humidity.
Connect the appropriate DC power source to the inverter's DC input port.
Connect the devices you want to power to the inverter's AC output ports.
Turn on the inverter, and monitor the indicator lights to check the operational status.
During use, regularly inspect the inverter to ensure it is operating correctly.

4.How long can a 3000W inverter be used?
The lifespan of a 3000W inverter varies depending on its quality and usage. Typically, it can last between 5 to 15 years. Regular maintenance and proper usage can extend the inverter's lifespan. Higher-quality inverters tend to be more durable and provide longer-term reliability.

5.How do you connect a 3000W inverter to a battery?
Ensure the battery is in good working condition and has the required voltage and capacity.
Use the correct cables to connect the positive/negative terminal of the battery to the positive/negative terminal of the inverter's DC input.
Securely fasten the cables, ensuring they are not damaged or loose.
Turn on the inverter to begin converting the battery's DC power into AC power.

Please exercise caution when connecting the batte

1. What is a 12V lithium motorcycle battery?

A 12 volt lithium ion motorcycle battery is a compact and lightweight battery specifically designed for motorcycles. Unlike traditional lead acid batteries, these batteries utilize lithium-ion technology, which offers a higher energy density and power output.

While there are different types of lithium batteries, such as lithium manganese oxide (LiMn2O4), lithium cobalt oxide (LiCoO2), and lithium nickel manganese cobalt oxide (LiNiMnCoO2), this 12V lithium motorcycle battery is a lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) battery, which is the most common type of lithium motorcycle battery.

2. Advantages of 12V lithium motorcycle battery

There are numerous advantages of the 12V lithium ion battery for motorcycle that make it the most preferred battery for motorcycles:

• Less weight: LFP battery has a high energy density so they can store more power in a small body, making them significantly lighter compared to lead acid batteries. For instance, a typical 12 volt lithium motorcycle battery weighs about 1.6 kg, while a lead acid battery of the same capacity weighs about 4.5 kg.
• Long lifespan: Lithium ion batteries typically have a longer lifespan than lead-acid batteries. With proper maintenance, your lithium motorcycle battery can last up to five times longer without significantly losing its capacity and even when you keep them in storage for extended periods, they can still retain their charge.
• High cranking power: A 12V lithium ion battery for motorcycle has a high cranking current which means that it can start your motorcycle faster and easier, even in extreme cold weather.
• Eco-friendly: Lithium batteries do not contain toxic materials like lead and sulfuric acid which are present in lead acid batteries.

3. Are lithium motorcycle batteries better than lead acid motorcycle batteries?

Yes, lithium batteries for motorcycles are better than lead-acid motorcycle batteries in almost every aspect. As we stated earlier, lithium batteries are lighter and more powerful than lead-acid batteries.

And unlike lead acid batteries which require frequent maintenance from time to time, lithium batteries are maintenance-free, which means you can save the time and cost of maintenance. The only drawback is that they are more expensive but you’ll get your money’s worth from their superior performance. 

4. Applications of 12V lithium motorcycle battery

The 12V lithium ion batteries are not limited to motorcycles alone. These batteries can be used for any vehicle that requires a 12V battery, such as snowmobiles, jet skis, and UTVs (utility terrain vehicles), or as power wheels battery.

5. How many CCAs do I need to start a motorcycle?

CCA stands for Cold Cranking Amps, which is a measure of how much current a battery can deliver at extremely cold temperatures of 0°C for 30 seconds. Basically, the higher the CCA of your battery, the easier it can start your motorcycle in cold weather.

The CCA requirement for a motorcycle depends on the engine size and compression ratio. Small displacement motorcycles usually require around 150-250 CCA. Mid-range motorcycles need between 300-400 CCA while the larger, high-performance bikes require over 500 CCA. You can find the exact CCA requirement of your motorcycle in the owner’s manual.

6. Differences between motorcycle starting battery and car starter battery

While both motorcycle starting batteries and car starter batteries serve the same purpose of starting an engine, there are a few key differences:

• In terms of size, motorcycle starting batteries are smaller and lighter due to the space constraints of motorcycles, and the power requirement of motorcycles itself is smaller than cars. Car batteries, on the other hand, are designed to be larger to fit the spacious engine compartment and satisfy the large starting power requirements.
• Motorcycle battery voltage output is same with car battery voltage output, typically 12V, but their capacity is different. Generally, a car starter battery capacity ranges from 32ah to 80ah, and a motorcycle starting battery capacitor ranges from 5ah to 9ah.
• Car starter batteries have a higher CCA rating than motorcycle batteries as cars generally require more power to start their large engines in cold weather.
• Motorcycle batteries are generally more affordable due to their smaller size and lower power capacity, unlike car batteries which tend to be more expensive.

7. How do I know what size battery to get for my motorcycle?

If you’re in the market for a new battery for your motorcycle, the first thing is to know what size battery you should get.

You can find detailed information about the recommended battery size and specifications for your motorcycle in the owner’s manual. It will also include details about the required battery voltage and CCA. Alternatively, if you already have a battery installed on your motorcycle, you can find the size, voltage, and CCA information printed on the battery itself.

Another option is to measure the dimensions of your current battery. Just take the battery out from your motorcycle and take note of its length, width, and height, and then you can search for a replacement battery with these exact dimensions.

Take note that while it's crucial to get a battery that fits snugly in your motorcycle, it's equally important to match the voltage and CCA specifications to avoid underperformance of your motorcycle.

8. How to replace a lithium motorcycle battery?

Replacing a lithium motorcycle battery is a relatively straightforward process. The first and most important step is to get a replacement battery that’s the same size and voltage of the old battery. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you through the replacement process:

• Step 1: Turn off your motorcycle and remove the key from the ignition.
• Step 2: Locate the battery compartment, which is usually checked under the seat or behind the side panels of your motorcycle and remove the seat cover or the panel to access the battery.
• Step 3: Disconnect the negative (-) terminal of the battery first, followed by the positive (+) terminal.
• Step 4: Remove the old battery and take note of its orientation for proper battery hookup of the new battery.
• Step 5: Place the new battery in the same orientation as the old one and connect the positive (+) terminal first, followed by the negative (-) terminal. Secure the connection but be careful not to over-tighten it.
• Step 6: Finally, close the cover of the battery compartment, turn on your motorcycle, and check if the battery is working properly. If you encounter any problems, check and secure the battery connections again. If you’re unable to fix the problem on your own, contact a mechanic for assistance.

8. Maintenance tips for 12V lithium motorcycle battery

Like every other battery, the lifespan of the 12 volt lithium ion motorcycle battery depends on how well it is maintained. To ensure the optimal performance of your motorcycle battery, here are some tips for you to follow: 

• Charge it regularly, say once every three months if you plan on storing your battery for an extended period.
• Charge your 12V lithium motorcycle battery only with chargers designed for lithium batteries.
• Keep your motorcycle batteries away from water to prevent short circuits and rust.
• Store the batteries at appropriate temperatures and away from direct sunlight or extreme temperatures. The recommended storage temperature is within 15-25°.
• While your 12V motorcycle batteries do not need to be fully charged at all times, it’s important not to leave it totally empty when you plan to storage it for long time.

10. FAQs

① Do you need a special charger for lithium motorcycle battery?

Yes, you need a charger specifically designed for lithium-ion technology to charge your 12V lithium motorcycle battery. While a regular charger may charge your lithium motorcycle battery for a while, it can damage the battery and shorten its lifespan. A lithium charger provides a CCCV charging mode that can charge your battery safely.

② Why are 12V lithium motorcycle batteries so expensive?

12V lithium motorcycle batteries are more expensive than other battery types because they use the more advanced lithium-ion technology.

You know that lithium batteries have higher energy density, and a longer lifespan than other battery technologies like the battery management system(BMS), which monitors the battery status in real time. And all these advantages come with a higher price tag. But these batteries are definitely worth the price as they offer exceptional power and performance like no other.

③ What is the lifespan of a 12V lithium motorcycle battery?

A 12 volt lithium ion motorcycle battery can last up to 10 years, depending on how you use and care for your battery but you can extend its lifespan by following the maintenance tips that we have provided above.

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