2.56kWh Motorhome Power Kit | 2 Pack 100Ah LiFePO4 Battery, 2000W Inverter
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From £779.99across the range: £779.99 – £1,094.99
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Overview
2.56kWh Motorhome Power Kit
Two 100Ah batteries, a 2,000W inverter and a 50A DC-DC charger. The same 2.56kWh of storage as the single-battery kit, but split into two packs and supplied with alternator charging — a more complete starting point.
- 2,560Wh, two 100Ah Core Mini LiFePO4 packs
- 2,000W inverter
- 50A DC-DC charger
- Optional 3 × 200W ShadowFlux panels, 20.7% efficiency
- Battery 100Ah at 12.8V, 10–14.8V range
- Panels 1262 × 764 × 30mm, 10.81kg each
Two batteries instead of one
Splitting the bank into two 100Ah packs makes each one liftable by one person and easier to fit into the spaces a van actually has — two smaller lockers rather than one large one. The trade-off is a slightly more involved installation: matched packs, equal-length cables to a common bus bar, and commissioning both at the same state of charge.
Charging is included here
Unlike the single-battery kit, this one comes with a 50A DC-DC charger, so a driving day genuinely refills the bank. Add the solar option and you have generation, storage, charging and inverting in a single order — which for a first conversion removes most of the ways to get the specification wrong.
Before you order
Three 200W panels is 600W, which needs a controller rated accordingly — check what the solar variant includes. Two 100Ah packs in parallel give 200A of combined discharge, comfortably matched to the 2,000W inverter.
Renogy's published figures
Taken from Renogy's own specification for this product, on the date shown by the price. Anything wired into 230V mains should be signed off by a qualified electrician.
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