Green Marine Lithium 12V Lithium Cranking Battery

Certified to Australian & International Standards – IEC 62619, IEC 60529, IEC 61000, IP67, AS/NZS 3001, AS/NZS 3004, CE, RoHS, and UL 1642.

12v 100ah 1000- 1050CCA Lithium Cranking/ Starter and Deep Cycle Battery

Specially designed for 4 stroke outboard engines

Dual Purpose Cranking and deep cycle. No requirement for DCDC chargers.

Includes Dash-Mounted Battery Gauge

Built-in Battery Gauge for Safe, Compliant Monitoring
Displays:

• State of Charge (SOC)
• Voltage
• Current
• Remaining Capacity
• Temperature
• Audible Alarm

Designed to exceed AS/NZS 3004.2:2014 – Electrical installations: marinas and boats monitoring requirements for lithium systems, giving clear, real-time status at a glance.

What a Lithium Cranking Battery Powers

• Primary engine starting (outboard & inboard, petrol/diesel)
• High-surge loads
• Bow/stern thrusters and hydraulic pumps (where specified)
• Trim & tilt / power steering systems
• Stable voltage support for helm electronics during starts

The Green Marine Lithium Cranking Advantage

• High-Burst Starting Power – Low internal resistance for confident starts
• Rapid Recharge – Recovers quickly on the run
• Voltage Stability – Helps prevent brown-outs at the helm
• Lightweight & Compact – Up to 70% lighter than lead
• Long Service Life – LiFePO₄ durability with thousands of cycles
• Intelligent Protection – Integrated BMS + Bluetooth app monitoring
• Marine-Grade IP67 – Waterproof/dustproof case & corrosion-resistant hardware
• Maintenance-Free – No acid, spills, or corrosion
• Repairable Australia-Wide – Nationwide service & support

Available Sizes (12V LiFePO₄ Cranking)

• 12V 100Ah
• 12V 125Ah
• 12V 160Ah
• 12V 200Ah
• 12V 300Ah
• 12V 530Ah
• 12V 630Ah

Key Features

• 12v 1050CCA
• 12v 100AH Deep Cycle Storage
• Size: 279mm x 175mm x 191mm
• Weight: 11kg
• IP67 Waterproof + Dustproof
• Inbuilt BMS + Bluetooth app
• 5 year Australian warranty
• Australian Designed and Developed

Installer Tip: Confirm alternator/regulator compatibility and cable sizing for high-surge loads. For thrusters/winches, consult your marine electrician.