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LiTime 12V 200Ah Smart LiFePO4 Battery with Bluetooth
12V (12.8 V nominal) 200 Ah LiFePO4 battery, 18.9 kg, with 2,560 Wh stated energy, Bluetooth monitoring, a low-temperature charge cutoff, a 100 A BMS, a 500 A 1-second surge and 4,000 cycles at 100% depth of discharge. IP65, 4S4P, 5-year warranty.
brand: LiTimefamily: Smartcapacity: 12V 200 Ahconfidence: highupdated: Aug 15, 2026
A battery is a component, not a power supply. Rated capacity is measured at a stated discharge rate and temperature (shown below where the manufacturer publishes it). Real usable energy is lower and depends on the depth of discharge you run the pack to, the load, the temperature and the inverter it feeds. This index publishes rated figures only and derives no single "real usable watt-hours" number. On its own a bare
battery has no inverter, no charge controller and no AC outlet: it stores energy for a system you
build around it, and its safe charge and discharge limits (in the specifications below) are part of
that system design.
Manufacturer product image, from LiTime.
Shown for identification only; specifications come from the sources listed below.
This is LiTime's 12V 200Ah Smart battery, the standard-case Bluetooth model. It is rated 200 Ah and 2,560 Wh at a 12.8 V nominal, with a 100 A battery management system holding continuous charge and discharge to 100 A each, a recommended charge current of 40 A, and a 500 A surge rated for 1 second. Cycle life is published as a curve: 4,000 cycles at 100% depth of discharge, 6,000 at 80% and 15,000 at 60%. It charges between 0 C and 50 C and discharges between -20 C and 60 C, with a low-temperature protection circuit that automatically stops charging below 0 C and resumes at about 5 C. It is not self-heating. Bluetooth monitoring is built in. It weighs 18.9 kg, is IP65 rated with M8 bolt terminals, and expands to 4S4P with a 5-year warranty. Worth noting against the Renogy 200 Ah indexed here: the two share the same nameplate capacity and 2,560 Wh of energy, but LiTime ships a 100 A BMS against Renogy's 200 A, so the Renogy delivers twice the continuous current from the same stored energy.
Variant note: 12V 200Ah Smart with Bluetooth, standard case (SKU L12V200-100-LTCP-BT-8-A160). Distinct from the 12V 200Ah Plus Self-Heating (200 A BMS, heavier), the three Xtra Mini RV, Marine and Truck models (compact case, 200 A BMS with a 1000 A 1-second peak), the 12V 230Ah Smart, and the several refurbished 'Like New' listings, one of which is the discontinued plain 200 Ah this SKU replaced. Note also that LiTime, Power Queen and WEIZE appear to share an OEM platform, so their spec tables and SKU patterns run parallel and comparison copy should not imply independent engineering.
Data note: Figures taken from LiTime's rendered product-specification table on 2026-08-15 (SKU L12V200-100-LTCP-BT-8-A160, where 100 is the BMS rating, LTCP is low-temperature cutoff protection and BT is Bluetooth). METHOD NOTE: LiTime's spec table is JS-hydrated, so a raw curl fetch returns a false 'unpublished' verdict; the page has to be rendered. WHY THIS IS THE BLUETOOTH MODEL: the plain non-Bluetooth 12V 200Ah is discontinued. Its URL 301-redirects to the Xtra Mini RV battery, and the only remaining 200 Ah listings are this Smart model, a Plus self-heating model, three compact Xtra Mini variants and several refurbished 'Like New' listings. There is no current non-Bluetooth, non-self-heating 200 Ah, so the plainest available standard-case SKU was taken. WEIGHT CONFLICT preserved: the spec table, an on-page comparison table and the meta bullet all state 41.75 lbs (18.9 kg), while one marketing paragraph on the same page states 48.28 lbs. The 41.75 lb figure is recorded on a three-to-one basis and the conflict is noted rather than resolved silently; the LiTime manual PDF could not be text-extracted to break the tie, so this remains the one open thread in the record. Weight and dimensions are conversions of imperial-only published values ('Weight Approx.: 41.75 lbs'; 'Size: L20.95*W8.15*H8.5 inch'), with the source strings preserved in the raw claims. selfHeating is recorded false as a PUBLISHED NEGATIVE (the spec table prints a slash on the Self-Heating row and a check on Low-Temperature Protection). usableDoDPercent is null: 100% DoD appears only as a cycle-life test condition. capacityRatingBasis, bciGroupSize and terminalTorque are not published.
Specifications
Chemistry, nominal voltage, rated capacity and weight come from official manufacturer sources;
the exact claims and links are in the provenance table. Peak
(surge) discharge is always shown with the seconds it is rated for and is never presented as the
continuous rating, and any cycle-life figure is shown with the depth of discharge it is quoted
at. Figures the manufacturer does not publish are left blank rather than estimated.
Chemistry & capacity
Attribute
Value
Chemistry
LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate)
Nominal voltage
12V nominal (12.8 V)
Rated capacity
200 Ah
Rated energy
2,560 Wh
Power envelope (BMS)
Attribute
Value
Battery management system
Yes, 100 A BMS
Max continuous discharge
100 A
Peak (surge) discharge
500 A for 1 s (a brief surge, not a continuous rating)
Max continuous charge
100 A
Recommended charge current
40 A
Cycle life
Attribute
Value
Rated cycle life
4,000 cycles at 100% depth of discharge
Cycle-life test conditions
4,000 cycles at 100% depth of discharge; LiTime also publishes 6,000 cycles at 80% DoD and 15,000 at 60% DoD on the same row
Temperature
Attribute
Value
Charge temperature range
0 °C to 50 °C (32 °F to 122 °F)
Discharge temperature range
-20 °C to 60 °C (-4 °F to 140 °F)
Storage temperature range
-10 °C to 50 °C (14 °F to 122 °F)
Low-temperature charge cutoff
Yes, BMS blocks charging below freezing
Self-heating function
No
Physical & fitment
Attribute
Value
Weight
18.9 kg (41.7 lb)
Dimensions (L × W × H)
532.1 × 207 × 215.9 mm
Terminal type
M8 bolts
Ingress protection
IP65
Bank building
Attribute
Value
Series / parallel support
Series and parallel, up to 4S4P
Max units in series
4
Max units in parallel
4
Connectivity & compatibility
Attribute
Value
Bluetooth monitoring
Yes
Model & availability
Attribute
Value
Warranty
5 years
Release status
Current
Market region
US
Use cases
RV, marine or off-grid house bank where one 200 Ah battery replaces two 100 Ah units
Installs where Bluetooth state-of-charge monitoring matters more than maximum continuous current
Cold-storage situations needing an automatic charge cutoff below freezing rather than a heating element
Strengths and weaknesses
Strengths
Publishes rated energy directly (2,560 Wh) and a full cycle-life curve across three depths of discharge
Bluetooth monitoring built in, with the low-temperature cutoff and recovery thresholds both published
Recommended charge current published (40 A), which several competitors omit
IP65, M8 terminals, 4S4P expansion and a 5-year warranty
Weaknesses
100 A continuous discharge from a 200 Ah pack: the Renogy Core 200Ah indexed here has a 200 A BMS at the same nameplate capacity
The 500 A surge is rated for only 1 second, the shortest surge window in this family
LiTime's own page contradicts itself on weight (41.75 lb in three places, 48.28 lb in one prose block)
Not self-heating: charging simply stops below 0 C
No BCI group size, terminal torque or capacity rating basis published
No charge controller or inverter included: it is a storage component, not a power supply
Where to buy
Retail offers — a commerce layer, not a source for any specification on this page.
No current price is tracked for this product; check the merchant for pricing.
Core specifications come from official manufacturer sources only, with the exact claim text
preserved per field. Spec sheets and manuals outrank marketing copy. See the
methodology for the full policy.
Official spec page — A published negative: the spec table marks not-equipped rows with a slash and equipped rows with a check.
high
weightKg
18.9
Weight Approx.: 41.75 lbs
Official spec page — Published in pounds only; 41.75 lb converts to 18.9 kg. CONTESTED: the spec table, an on-page comparison table and the meta bullet all say 41.75 lb, while one marketing paragraph on the same page says 48.28 lb. Recorded on a three-to-one basis with the conflict preserved in notes.
medium
dimensionsMm
[532.1,207,215.9]
Size: L20.95*W8.15*H8.5 inch
Official spec page — Published in inches only; converted at 25.4 mm per inch.
