Lithionics Lithium Batteries for RVs: The Ultimate Upgrade for Power, Safety & Reliability
Why RV Owners Choose Lithionics Lithium
When it comes to premium lithium power for RVs, Lithionics is the gold standard. Their cutting-edge NeverDie® Battery Management System, higher allowable discharge rates, and US-based engineering make these batteries the go-to choice for RVers who want maximum reliability, safety, efficiency, and lifespan.
At Pagosa Supply Co, we’ve run Lithionics systems in our own rigs—including the legendary 320Ah GTX battery that changed the way we travel. Whether you're looking to run high-demand appliances, power your A/C off-grid, or finally ditch generator life forever, Lithionics gives you the freedom to roam.
Below, explore the most popular Lithionics batteries used in RVs:
310Ah Standard Series
320Ah GTX Series
630Ah GTX Series
Perfect for Airstream, Leisure Travel Vans, Storyteller, Revel, custom builds, and any RV owner ready to step into the world of true high-performance lithium
Lithionics 320Ah: The Gold Standard
When we swapped our factory batteries and 2000W Inverter for the Lithionics 320Ah and 3000W inverter, it changed the way that Janet and I RVed. No more depending upon a power pole, but pure freedom.
Now Pagosa Supply Co is an Authorized Lithionics dealer, offering batteries for DIYers or custom installs for any RV.
While we routinely outfit Leisure Travel Vans and Airstreams, any RV brand / category is a perfect candidate for an Lithionics system. Enjoy new found freedom with safe and rock-solid results.”
Brandon Hensley - Pagosa Adventures on YouTube
Real-World RV Power Calculator: Solar, Lithium, and Daily Loads
No more hoping your batteries last “a few days.” These live calculators and real-world charts (built from thousands of actual boondocking rigs) instantly tell you:
- How long your lithium bank really lasts with your daily usage
- Exactly how many watt-hours your roof solar actually delivers (hint: it’s never “panel watts × 8”)
- What a normal boondocking day costs in power (most people use 1,300–1,600 Wh)
- How many nights you can truly stay out with (or without) solar
Default numbers are set to what 90 % of experienced boondockers see in the real world — just click any panel below and play with your own numbers. Everything updates instantly.
| Appliance | Avg Watts | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| LED Lights (each) | 5 – 20 W | |
| 12V Compressor Fridge | 60 – 120 W | ∼40 % duty cycle |
| Residential Fridge (inverter) | 150 – 400 W | |
| 13.5k Roof A/C | 1,300 – 1,700 W | ∼2,500 W startup |
| 15k Roof A/C | 1,500 – 2,000 W | ∼3,000 W startup |
| Microwave | 800 – 1,200 W | Short bursts |
| Coffee Maker | 900 – 1,500 W | |
| Induction Cooktop (1 burner) | 1,200 – 1,800 W | |
| CPAP Machine | 30 – 60 W | Humidifier ≈ doubles |
| Starlink Standard | 50 – 100 W | 75 W typical |
| Starlink Mini | 25 – 40 W | |
| Laptop Charging | 45 – 100 W | |
| LED TV 43–55″ | 60 – 120 W | |
| Inverter Idle Draw | 10 – 30 W | Turn off when not needed |
| Starlink Standard | 50 – 75 W | Turn off when not needed |
Most real boondockers use 1,300–1,600 Wh per day.
| Item | Hrs/Day | Draw | Daily Wh |
|---|---|---|---|
| LED Lights | 6 h | 30–50 W | 180–300 |
| 12V Fridge | 8–12 h eff. | 40–60 W | 400–700 |
| TV | 4 h | 60–80 W | 240–320 |
| Phones/Tablets | — | — | 40–100 |
| Furnace (winter) | 0–6 h | 60–100 W | 0–600 |
| Phantom + Inverter | 24 h | 15–50 W | 360–1200 |
RV Roof Solar Reality: — Even in ideal sun you’ll often get only ~3-5 full-sun-equivalent hours/day — under clouds or poor orientation it can drop much lower. Use this data for the solar section in the boondocking calculator below.
| Roof Panels | Conservative / Cloudy | Good Sunny Day | Year-Round Avg |
|---|---|---|---|
| 200 W | 400 – 600 Wh | 700 – 900 Wh | 550 Wh |
| 300 W | 650 – 900 Wh | 1,000 – 1,300 Wh | 800 Wh |
| 400 W | 900 – 1,200 Wh | 1,300 – 1,600 Wh | 1,100 Wh |
| 500–600 W | 1,200 – 1,700 Wh | 1,800 – 2,400 Wh | 1,500–1,800 Wh |
| 800 W | 1,800 – 2,300 Wh | 2,600 – 3,200 Wh | 2,200 Wh |
1,000 – 1,600 Wh per day into the batteries.
Lithionics Batteries – Available at Pagosa Supply
All prices + $149 handling fee. Free shipping to FedEx Service Centers.
Professional installation available at our Coppell, TX headquarters or mobile nationwide.
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Lithionics 12V LiFePO4 Battery Comparison
We run dual 320Ah GTX in our own Airstream — 640Ah allowing over 12 hours Air Conditioning.
| Specification | 310Ah GTX | 320Ah GTX | 630Ah GTX |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominal Capacity | 310Ah | 320Ah | 630Ah |
| Total Energy | 3,968 Wh | 4,096 Wh | 8,064 Wh |
| Weight | ≈ 68 lbs | 68 lbs | 128 lbs |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 20.3" × 6.4" × 10.0" | 20.3" × 6.4" × 10.0" | 20.3" × 12.3" × 10.6" |
| Max Continuous Discharge | 200A | 250A | 230A |
| Max Continuous Charge | 200A | 250A | 200A |
| Bluetooth Monitoring | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Internal Heating (-4°F) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| IP Rating | IP66 | IP66 | IP66 |
| RV-C CANbus Integration | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Cycle Life (80% DoD) | 3,000+ cycles | 3,000+ cycles | 3,000+ cycles |
| Warranty | 5 Years | 5 Years | 5 Years |
| Run 3000W Inverter | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Best For | Compact spaces, battery boxes | Single-battery 3000W inverter setups - High discharge + RV-C integration | Ultimate off-grid power in a single massive pack |
Contact us for current pricing, package deals, and professional installation.
• 320Ah GTX → 250A continuous + 4,096 Wh (vs 3,904 Wh)
The 320Ah is the upgraded model specifically made for single-battery 3000W inverter builds.