GROUP 24 · BLUETOOTH 5.0 · TROLLING MOTOR POWER
24V trolling power.
One compact Group 24 pack.
TUORDE’s 24V 60Ah Bluetooth LiFePO4 battery puts 1.536kWh of nominal energy into a Group 24-format enclosure. Match its 60A continuous output to your motor and controller, then plan mounting, charging and monitoring as one system.
25.6V · 60Ah
1.536kWh nominal energy
60A continuous
Bluetooth 5.0 monitoring
Match the motor before choosing the battery
Start with the motor’s input voltage and maximum current, including the controller and any shared loads. Check continuous demand against the battery rating and review startup behavior separately. A motor’s thrust label is not enough to select a battery.
A single 24V-class pack removes the inter-battery series cable used in a two-pack 12V bank. It still needs correctly sized conductors, external circuit protection, secure restraints and enough terminal clearance. Measure the complete battery box, not just the tray.
Bluetooth access, with charging protection for cold conditions
Bluetooth 5.0 supports access to battery information through a compatible app. Confirm the app, phone requirements and available readings for the ordered configuration during commissioning. Monitoring supports inspection; it does not replace electrical protection or installation checks.
Low-temperature protection stops charging below 0°C and allows recovery at 5°C or above. This version has no built-in heater. Check the battery temperature and charging equipment before charging after a cold trip.
Battery Dimensions & Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
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| Chemistry | LiFePO4 |
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| Nominal voltage / capacity | 25.6V / 60Ah |
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| Nominal energy | 1,536Wh / 1.536kWh |
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| BMS / continuous discharge | 60A / 60A |
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| Maximum continuous charging | 60A |
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| Output at nominal voltage | 1,536W (25.6V × 60A) |
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| Time-limited discharge | 300A for 1 second — not a CCA rating |
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| Internal resistance | ≤40mΩ |
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| Charging method / voltage | CC/CV / 28.8V ± 0.4V |
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| Recommended charge current | 12A |
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| Bluetooth / self-heating | Bluetooth 5.0 / No self-heating |
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| Charging temperature | 0°C to 50°C / 32°F to 122°F |
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| Discharge temperature | −20°C to 60°C / −4°F to 140°F |
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| Storage temperature | −10°C to 50°C / 14°F to 122°F |
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| Low-temperature charging protection | Charge cutoff below 0°C; recovery at 5°C or above |
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| Low-temperature discharge protection | Discharge cutoff below −20°C |
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| Enclosure / dimensions (L × W × H) | Group 24 · 10.24 × 6.61 × 8.31 in
Approximately 260 × 168 × 211 mm |
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| Approximate weight | 26.9 lb / 12.2 kg |
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| Terminal bolts | M8 × 16 mm |
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| Housing / ingress protection | ABS / IP65 |
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| Maximum expansion | 4P2S — up to 4 in parallel and 2 in series; follow model-specific connection instructions |
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Nominal energy is calculated as 25.6V × 60Ah, rather than measured usable energy. Battery-side power is calculated at nominal voltage. Final system capability also depends on operating voltage, temperature, wiring, protection and connected equipment.
Four checks before installation
- Fit: compare the drawing with the box, restraints, lid clearance and cable bends.
- Motor: verify voltage, current and controller requirements.
- Charging: review every charging source against the battery’s voltage, current and temperature limits.
- Commissioning: check polarity, external fuses, terminal connections and app access before use.
Trolling Motor Battery FAQ
Which trolling motors can use this battery?
Check the motor’s required input voltage and maximum current. This pack is for a compatible 24V-class system with continuous demand within the 60A battery rating. Include startup demand, the controller and other connected loads in the review; thrust alone does not establish compatibility.
How long will it run my trolling motor?
Runtime changes with motor load, speed, wind, current and boat weight. For planning only, 60Ah ÷ an assumed average 15A = 4 hours before allowing for operating limits and losses. This is a calculation, not a tested runtime or a promise for your boat.
Can one pack replace two 12V batteries in series?
One compatible 24V-class pack can replace the battery-bank function of two 12V batteries connected in series. Check the motor, charger, mounting and protection first. Any separate 12V electronics need a suitable supply; do not connect them across part of this pack.
Does low-temperature protection mean it has a heater?
No. This model stops charging below 0°C and permits charging again at 5°C or above. It does not include self-heating. Plan charging around actual battery temperature and the permitted operating range.
Can it be submerged or used to start an engine?
No. IP65 does not mean the battery can be submerged. Mount it securely in a suitable location and protect its terminals. This is a deep-cycle trolling-motor battery, not an engine-starting battery; the 300A one-second figure is not CCA.
What should a distributor or boat builder send for a quotation?
Send the motor model, system voltage, maximum current, expected use, battery-space measurements, charger details, target market and quantity. Add monitoring, labeling and packaging requirements, and request the applicable drawing and technical documents.
Build your 24V marine battery program
For boat builders, marine-system integrators and battery distributors: share the motor and charger models, battery-space dimensions, monitoring needs, target market and expected volume. Request model-specific specifications and discuss branding and packaging with TUORDE.
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