What type of battery should I use for overland?

For this reason, lithium batteries, like our Battle Born Batteries, are best for house or camping batteries and a lead-acid or AGM is best for starting. If you want to see a schematic of what an Overland dual battery setup looks like, check out the Mortons On The Move electrical build and get access to the full-resolution version.

Which battery is best for a house battery?

House batteries need much less power but to run for a long time and discharge the battery deeply. For this reason, lithium batteries, like our Battle Born Batteries, are best for house or camping batteries and a lead-acid or AGM is best for starting.

Do battle born batteries need ventilation?

Battle Born Batteries are rugged and can be mounted in any direction. They do not need ventilation offering a wide range of location mounting options. They also do not offgas, leak, or corrode so they will stay clean. Overlanders need to be self-reliant while out on an adventure.

Are lithium batteries a good option for an overland battery setup?

Lithium batteries tend to weigh significantly less than their traditional counterparts in an overland battery setup. This means overlanders upgrading to lithium will enjoy the same amount of power as before. Plus, they’ll have more weight available for other essential items. In addition, there are handling concerns to keep in mind, as well.

Are lithium-ion batteries good for overland rigs?

All of this can impede overlanders looking to explore on a tight budget. For myriad reasons, lithium-ion batteries are by far the best choice for an overland battery setup. This advanced battery technology can help improve overland electrical systems and provide some potentially unexpected benefits to your rig.