Redarc Weekend Escape Lithium Battery Charging Kit wkndlithbatkit

REDARC’s weekend escape lithium battery charging kit is the perfect setup for people wanting to get away for the weekend to explore with friends and family, without missing out on cold drinks, fresh food and a few comforts from home.

This weekend escape dual battery setup offers everything you need if you’re looking to add a lithium battery (LiFeP04) to your vehicle that will allow you to run things like fridges, inverters and other 12v devices. 

The 50amp BCDC will help to charge your batteries (60Ah upwards) while you’re on the move, and features green power priority if you want to add a solar blanket or portable solar panel down the track to help you harness the sun’s energy to get batteries back to 100% charge when you’re setup at camp.

Note - all REDARC dual battery chargers feature a lithium profile allowing you to charge these batteries to 100%, the addition of the load disconnect battery isolator in this pack further  ensures protection for your lithium battery from excessively discharging. 

What’s inside?

This lithium specific weekend escape dual battery charging kit has everything you may need to install into your vehicle before taking off on your next great adventure.

These include:

-          A 50amp DC to DC battery charger (BCDC1250D) to connect and charge your batteries

-          A 60amp fuse kit (FK60) required for self-installation

-          A load disconnect battery isolator (SBI12-LLD) to protect your lithium battery from being excessively discharged

This kit is the perfect option for those people who want to add a lithium secondary battery to their 4x4 setup to run a fridge or camp lights, and make sure they can keep their main battery charged to get them there and back again.

If you’re unsure of what the best dual battery setup is to suit your vehicle or travel plans, use the REDARC dual battery selector tool or view our 4x4 offroad (40amp) or ultimate remote touring (50amp) dual battery charging kit.

*Check battery specifications for current limits