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Victron LiFePO4 Battery Next Generation (NG)

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Building upon the success of their Victron Lithium Smart Series, the NG (Next Generation) series incorporates significant enhancements.

Highlights:

  • Multiple improvements including added read-out of cell voltages and temperatures;
  • Maximum single bank size increased to 385kWh;
  • Modules available in 12, 24 and 48V;
  • Protection class IP65;
  • Bracket mounting and strap mounting.
  • Tailored for those seeking advanced and reliable energy storage, the Lithium NG series marks a pivotal advancement in our product lineup, ready to meet the demands of tomorrow.With integrated cell balancing
  • Can be parallel and series connected 
  • Bluetooth app available to monitor cell voltage and temperature

We stock 3 main flavors @ Moonraker Design Co. for the 3 major system voltages: 

  • Lithium NG 12.8V/300Ah. 12.8V LiFePO4, 300 Ah (3,840 Wh). Max continuous charge/discharge 300 A; 10s pulse 600 A. 64 lb (29 kg). 
  • Lithium NG 25.6V/200Ah. 25.6V LiFePO4, 200 Ah (5,120 Wh). Max continuous charge/discharge 200 A; 10s pulse 400 A. 82 lb (37 kg).
  • Lithium NG 51.2V/100Ah. 51.2V LiFePO4, 100 Ah (5,120 Wh). Max continuous charge/discharge 100 A; 10s pulse 200 A, 82 lb (37 kg). For 48V banks. 

All batteries have M8 Terminals, integrated shunts and require a Victron NG BMS.

 

Key Features

Requires one of these BMS-es:

  • VE.Bus BMS NG – recommended for systems with inverter/chargers.
  • SmalkgMS NG – recommended for use in small systems. 
  • Lynx Smart BMS NG- recommended for use in large systems.

Installation Information

Why Moonraker chooses the Victron NG over the older Smart Lithium

  • One bank, one logical battery. Batteries talk to each other and to the BMS over digital comms — up to 50 in parallel on 12 V (192 kWh) or 24 V (384 kWh), and up to 25 on 48 V (128 kWh). The whole bank presents to the system as a single battery, and multiple BMS units can be combined into one virtual battery for larger builds.
  • Shunt's already inside. State-of-charge is measured at the battery. No separate SmartShunt or BMV-712 to wire, mount, or configure — accurate SoC straight out of the case.
  • IP65, not IP22. The NG jumps two full classes over the old line: dust-tight and water-jet rated. Engine bays, exposed lockers, outdoor enclosures — places the old Smart Lithium was never sealed for.
  • 92% round-trip efficiency. Less energy lost between charge and discharge than most competitive LFPs.
  • Built for the long haul. 2,500 cycles to 80% capacity at 80% DoD, or 5,000 cycles if you hold the bank to 50% DoD. Under 1% capacity loss per 100 cycles in lab testing.
  • Serviceable, not disposable. The cover comes off with screws — one of the few lithium batteries that isn't a sealed black box. Service it, don't landfill it.
  • Mounts where you need it. Brackets included; mount upright or on its side (never terminals-down), on flat or angled surfaces.

Plain-English picks:

  • 12.8 V / 300 Ah — the default house bank. The starting point for most entry-level marine and van builds. One battery, simple wiring, plenty of capacity for lights, fridge, water pump, and a modest inverter. If you're not sure where to start, start here.
  • 25.6 V banks — when the loads get serious. Step up to 24 V once DC cable losses start working against you: expedition rigs, larger RVs and 170" chassis vans, induction and A/C builds, and electric-propulsion auxiliary banks. Half the current for the same power means thinner cable, smaller fuses, and less heat.
  • 51.2 V / 100 Ah — big systems, long runs. Bluewater yachts on 48 V, off-grid homes with induction cooking and large solar arrays, and any install pairing with a Quattro 48/5000 or larger. Parallel multiple units to scale capacity.

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