LiTime

A Japanese owner converted a used 2019 Nissan Caravan into a camper for overnight stays, spending about a year on DIY. The van was bought for 2,000,000 yen and features hinoki wood panels, a kitchen, air conditioner, and a power system with LiTime batteries.

LiTime has introduced the LiHeat 12V 320Ah ComFlex LiFePO4 battery, designed to connect with compatible RV and marine power systems via CAN, RS485, RV-C, and NMEA 2000 protocols, as well as with Victron devices. The battery offers 4.096 kWh of storage, supports up to 16 parallel units, and includes features like self-heating, adjustable SOC reserve, and OTA updates. Available now in the U.S., with European availability expected in mid-September.

LiTime has added two new models to its Xtra Mini lineup: a 12V 200Ah battery for RVs and a 24V 100Ah battery for marine electric motors. Both use EV-grade LiFePO4 cells rated for over 6,000 cycles at 100% depth of discharge, supporting about eight years of daily use. The RV battery is 41% smaller than comparable units and features Bluetooth 5.0 for app-based monitoring, while the marine version offers IP65 protection and compatibility with Minn Kota, Garmin, and Lowrance motors.

LiTime has launched a series of LiFePO4 batteries designed for under-seat installation in European motorhomes and campervans. In May, the company unveiled the H168 model with a height of 168 mm, enabling replacement of lead-acid batteries without altering interior layout. The series offers three capacities: 100 Ah (11.15 kg), 140 Ah, and 320 Ah, all featuring Bluetooth monitoring and certifications ECE-R10, CE, RoHS, UN38.3, FCC.

LiTime has published a guide for selecting off-grid solar power systems for RVs ahead of Memorial Day (May 25, 2026), which marks the unofficial start of the U.S. RV camping season. Due to record-breaking campground reservation demand, more travelers are turning to boondocking. The guide offers system configurations for 1, 2, 3, and 5 nights, including LiTime lithium batteries, solar panels, MPPT charge controllers, inverters, and DC-DC chargers. It includes energy consumption estimates for typical appliances such as refrigerators, microwaves, coffee makers, Starlink, and air conditioners.

LiTime is holding a sale of batteries and equipment for motorhomes and campers. Discounts of up to 60% are available from March 16 to 30, 2025, on LiFePO4 batteries, chargers, and inverters intended for use in RVs and as backup power.

Starrysea, under the LiTime brand, has introduced a Bluetooth-enabled '12V320Ah Mini' lithium iron phosphate battery. With a capacity of 4096Wh and a weight of approximately 26 kg, it is 32% smaller than standard 12V300Ah lithium batteries. The product targets the growing market for compact, high-capacity power sources in camper vans, motorhomes, and for emergency preparedness.

LiTime presented its lithium leisure battery range at the Caravan, Camping & Motorhome Show in Birmingham from 17 to 22 February. The company showcased models for compact European motorhomes, including the 12V 320Ah W190 with Bluetooth for under-seat installation and the slim 12V 100Ah Slim at 66mm thick. Growing demand for off-grid capability and a shift from lead-acid to lithium systems are driving interest in upgraded power solutions.

LiTime launched a line of lithium batteries for motorhomes and 4WDs, including a 12V 320Ah Bluetooth model for the Australian market.

LiTime presented its lithium leisure battery range at the Caravan, Camping & Motorhome Show in Birmingham from 17 to 22 February. The showcased models included a 12V 320Ah battery for under-seat installation and a 12V 165Ah Bluetooth-enabled battery. Interest is driven by demand for longer off-grid capability and a shift from traditional lead-acid systems in the UK motorhome market.