Lithium RHINO is a lithium battery brand best known for all-in-one golf cart lithium conversion kits. Its website also lists support for UTVs, marine, RVs and other uses, and it offers self-heated models in some lines.
Using a RHINO battery in an RV
The same rules apply as for any lithium battery:
- Confirm the specific battery is intended for your use and voltage (most RV house systems are 12 volts).
- Check the continuous and peak current ratings against your inverter and loads.
- Set the converter, solar controller and alternator charging to match the battery maker's requirements.
- Fuse properly, close to the battery.
Golf cart kits are not RV kits
A 48-volt or 72-volt golf cart conversion kit is designed for a golf cart's motor and controller, not an RV's 12-volt house system. Make sure you're buying the right product.
Where we come in
We install lithium batteries at the RV. If you're considering a RHINO battery for your RV, send us the model and your current setup and we will tell you what else needs to change. See lithium upgrades.
About specs: Battery makers update models, capacities and warranties often. We don't list specs here because they change. Check the maker's current spec sheet, or ask us, before buying.
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