CBI Solar Red Deer
Blizzard Battery 12V 460Ah Lithium
$2,821.56
The Blizzard Batt 12V 460Ah LiFePO₄ battery is a high-capacity energy-storage solution designed for larger RVs, marine house systems, cabins with inverters, off-grid solar installations, backup power systems, and mobile, commercial, and industrial applications.
With 460Ah of nominal capacity and 5,888Wh of rated energy, this battery provides substantial energy storage in a single 12V-class battery. It combines LiFePO₄ chemistry with self-heating, Bluetooth connectivity, wireless BMS/CAN Bus communication, Victron Energy communication, and extreme-cold capability. The manufacturer specifies a cycle life of up to 4,000 cycles and an 11-year warranty.
Key Features
- 12.8V nominal voltage
- 460Ah nominal capacity
- 5,888Wh rated energy
- LiFePO₄ lithium iron phosphate chemistry
- Integrated self-heating
- Extreme-cold capability
- Bluetooth connectivity
- Wireless BMS
- CAN Bus communication
- Victron Energy communication compatibility
- Up to 4,000 cycles
- 700A maximum discharge rate for 5 seconds
- 150A maximum charge rate
- Up to 3 batteries permitted in parallel
- Series connection not permitted
- 11-year warranty
Recommended Applications
The Blizzard Batt 12V 460Ah is specified for larger and higher-demand power systems, including:
- Large RVs
- Marine house battery systems
- Cabins with inverters
- Off-grid solar and energy storage
- Backup power and UPS systems
- Mobile power applications
- Commercial power systems
- Industrial power applications
Specifications
| Specification | Rating |
|---|---|
| Battery Chemistry | LiFePO₄ |
| Nominal Voltage | 12.8V |
| Nominal Capacity | 460Ah |
| Rated Energy | 5,888Wh |
| Recommended Charging Voltage | 14.2V |
| Recommended Discharge Voltage | 11.2V |
| Charging Voltage Cut-Off | 14.6V |
| Discharge Voltage Cut-Off | 10.6V |
| Nominal Voltage Range | 12–14V |
| Recommended Maximum Discharge | 350A |
| Recommended Maximum Charge Rate | 100A |
| Maximum Discharge Rate | 700A for 5 seconds |
| Maximum Charge Rate | 150A |
| Maximum Batteries in Parallel | 3 |
| Series Connection | Not permitted |
| Weight | 45 kg / 100 lb |
| Dimensions | 220 × 510 × 260 mm / 8.7 × 20.1 × 10.2 in |
| Cycle Life | Up to 4,000 cycles |
| Warranty | 11 years |
| BMS | Wireless BMS / CAN Bus |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Victron Energy Communication | Yes |
| Self-Heating | Yes |
| Cold Capability | Extreme cold |
| Rated Energy | 5,888Wh |
High-Capacity Energy Storage
With 5.888kWh of rated energy, the 460Ah Blizzard Batt is designed for systems requiring substantial energy reserves. Its capacity makes it particularly suited to larger RV electrical systems, marine house systems, cabins, and off-grid installations where extended operation between charging cycles is important.
The manufacturer specifies a 350A recommended maximum discharge and a 700A maximum discharge rate for 5 seconds, providing substantial short-duration output capability for demanding loads.
Cold-Weather & Self-Heating Capability
The Blizzard Batt incorporates self-heating technology and is identified by the manufacturer as having extreme-cold capability. The specification sheet lists an operating-temperature range of −20°C to +60°C.
This makes the battery suitable for mobile and off-grid systems that may experience significant seasonal temperature changes or cold-weather operation.
Bluetooth & System Communication
Built-in Bluetooth provides wireless battery connectivity, while the integrated wireless BMS and CAN Bus provide battery-management and communication functionality.
The battery also supports Victron Energy communication, making it suitable for integration with compatible Victron-based energy systems.
Parallel Configuration
The manufacturer specifies that up to three batteries may be connected in parallel. Series connection is explicitly listed as not permitted.
For installations using multiple batteries, the complete system should be configured according to the manufacturer's wiring, protection, charging, and battery-management requirements.
Charging & Storage
The manufacturer's charging procedure specifies connecting the battery cables, closing the battery disconnect, turning on the battery switch, ensuring solar, DC/DC, and inverter charging sources are appropriately managed, and charging the battery to 100%.
For storage, the manufacturer instructs users to turn off solar and other charging sources, open the battery disconnect, remove the negative cable to ensure the battery does not charge, and use a long press of the power switch to turn the battery off.
Why Choose Blizzard Batt?
With LiFePO₄ chemistry, integrated self-heating, Bluetooth monitoring, Victron communication, and a stated 4,000-cycle life, the Blizzard Batt is designed to provide dependable energy storage for mobile and small off-grid applications. Its cold-weather capabilities make it particularly appropriate for Canadian recreational and remote-power applications where temperature can be a significant operating factor.