Lifeline batteries are deep-cycle AGM batteries made by Concorde Battery Corporation, based in West Covina, California. They are popular in RV and marine house banks among owners who want a sealed, no-watering lead battery built for cycling.
In an RV
Lifeline batteries are mostly used as house batteries, often in 6-volt pairs or 12-volt banks. Charging matters. Lifeline publishes a technical manual with charging and maintenance guidance, including specific voltages. Make sure your converter, inverter-charger and solar controller follow it. See converters and batteries.
Lifeline vs lithium
Lifeline AGMs cost less than many lithium batteries up front and handle a wide range of temperatures, but you can use less of their capacity day to day and they weigh much more. See lithium vs AGM vs flooded.
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