Epoch 24V 60Ah Pro Series Heated LiFePO4 Battery

Name: Epoch 24V 60Ah Pro Series Heated LiFePO4 Battery
SKU: DP2460H

Versus

A 1.54 kWh, 25.6 V Group 27 LiFePO4 battery with a self-heater, Bluetooth, CAN/RS485 link ports and an IP67 case, for 24 V trolling motors and small banks.

$699

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SKU: DP2460H

Usability

5.9 out of 10

Capacity51,536 Wh from 25.6 V times 60 Ah, on the 1,250 to 1,799 Wh rung

Efficiency451.2 Wh per pound at 30 lb on Epoch's data sheet

Operating Range580 A maximum continuous discharge, 1.33C on 60 Ah

Peak: 200 A for up to 3 seconds; 30 A recommended for daily use
Temperature: charges at −20 to 55°C with heating, discharges at −20 to 60°C

Lifespan86,000+ cycles, no end-of-life capacity published, one rung down

Conditions: the product page points to the data sheet for depth, rate and end point; the data sheet gives none

Features9Self-heater, Bluetooth, CAN/RS485 link ports, IP67; parallel only, no series

Heater: warms the battery to 10°C before charging, with a charger connected
Expansion: up to 16 in parallel for 960 Ah; series wiring not approved
Gauge: an optional 5 in touchscreen gauge is sold separately

Verification2Cell-level UL claims and an uncertified IEC 62619 claim; no pack record

Directories: Intertek, UL Product iQ, LabTest, TÜV Rheinland and the CEC battery list hold no record for DP2460H
Store claim: UL 1642 and UL 9540A for the cells; IEC 62619 with no certificate published
Near miss: Pro Series DP12300H is only a UL 1973 Recognized Component; it does not travel

Warranty & Support811 years; free replacement in years one to five, then 25 percent off

Condition: register within 90 days, or the term runs from the manufacturing date

Price

List: $699 at epochbatteries.com

Summary

Compact heated 24V battery, but parallel only

What it is: a 25.6 V, 60 Ah Group 27 LiFePO4 deep-cycle battery with a heater, Bluetooth and CAN/RS485 ports
The trade-off: an IP67 case, cold charging and built-in comms, but parallel-only banks and middling energy per pound
Not checked: the depth of discharge and end-of-life capacity behind the cycle rating, which Epoch does not publish
Look elsewhere for: a 24 V battery that can be wired in series, or one rated to start an engine

Strengths

Charges in freezing weather
Waterproof case rated for brief immersion
Bluetooth app with over-the-air updates
Victron communication ports built in
Long cycle rating
Five years of free replacement

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Drawbacks

Series wiring not approved
Cycle rating conditions unpublished
Prorated after year five
Middling energy for its weight
Not rated for engine starting

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Social score

5.3 out of 10

RedditBrand-level6 out of 10

Scope: Reddit holds few Epoch threads, most of them 2024 questions in r/vandwellers and r/golfcarts with no owner verdict
Owners: in r/RVLiving one owner said two Essential 300Ah batteries bought direct from Epoch had worked flawlessly, and another bought a 300Ah after Will Prowse's videos (August 2024)
Weight: an r/ElectricBoats owner who tried a 48 V 100Ah retired it as too heavy to portage at about 70 lb (July 2024)

GoogleBrand-level5 out of 10

Support: on DIY Solar Forum (March to July 2024) owners reported unanswered calls and emails, one fixing a new battery's unplugged harness himself
Warranty: in the forum's Epoch thread one owner called the 11-year terms prorated after three years (March 2024), and another had no reply to a July 2025 claim by December 2025
Praise: an Airstream owner on Airforums called Epoch's service top notch after charging fixes but faulted its V2 firmware (January 2025); a boater on The Hull Truth called the Elite Series his go-to (March 2026)
Prices: a Hatteras owner on Sam's Marine could not reach Epoch by phone or email and saw a $200 per-battery rise that Epoch put down to tariffs (April 2025)

YouTubeBrand-level5 out of 10

Will Prowse: testing Epoch's V2 batteries (2025, about 105,000 views), two 48 V units fell short of rated capacity and a BMS firmware update bricked one
Follow-up: his June 2025 update showed the bricked unit revived and the app stable, but one 48 V unit still short, and he advised waiting before buying
Disclosure: Will Prowse carries affiliate links, and his April 2026 video on the 12 V 460Ah V2-T is marked as including paid promotion
RV with Tito: tore down and capacity-tested two 12 V 460Ah models (August 2024, about 41,000 views), with an Epoch affiliate link and a 15 percent discount code

AmazonNot scored

The Amazon pool is blank: Epoch has an Amazon brand store page, but Amazon US searches return no rated Epoch battery listing (October 2026).

User reviewsNot scored

The retailer pool is blank: no US retailer listed this Epoch battery with ten or more native product reviews in October 2026.

Trustpilot

Trustpilot rates epochbatteries.com 4.2 from 27 reviews on a page Epoch claimed in May 2026 and has not recently invited customers to, with 85 percent five-star and 7 percent one-star (October 2026).

Track record

The BBB rates Epoch Batteries LLC, filed at its San Juan, Puerto Rico address, C- on two complaints with one unanswered, and it is not accredited (October 2026).
A separate BBB file named Epoch, at the Stockbridge address of EDG Sales International LLC, rates it F on seven complaints (October 2026).
No CPSC or Health Canada recall names Epoch, searched in October 2026.

Not countedExcluded

Not counted in any pool: epochbatteries.com's own reviews, Epoch's YouTube channel and Facebook owner groups, Epoch staff posts on forums, any brand-run subreddit, dealer pages, or Epoch's affiliate program and creator codes.

Summary

Brand-level

4.2 on Trustpilot, A C- from The BBB, no recalls

Specs

Capacity1,500-1,999 Wh
AC OutputNot applicable
System Voltage24 V
Panel PowerNot applicable
Charge CurrentNot applicable
Safety ListingClaimed only
Cell TypeNot applicable
Low-Temp ChargingSelf-heating
Warranty10 Years
MonitoringBluetooth built in
Weight30.0 lb

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At a glance

12.25 x 6.75 x 9 in
BCI Group 27 footprint
M8 terminals
Pressure-relief valve

Company

Epoch is the brand of Epoch Batteries LLC of Marietta, Georgia, a veteran-owned company that its store says was founded in 2019.
The EPOCH BATTERIES trademark for batteries is owned by EDG Sales International LLC of Stockbridge, Georgia, named as manufacturer on an Epoch UN38.3 test summary.

Where it sells

It sells with a cart at epochbatteries.com and through authorized dealers such as Current Connected, Blue Marine and Citimarine, after announcing a dealer-only switch for July 2025.

Description

The Epoch DP2460H is a 25.6 V, 60 Ah deep-cycle LiFePO4 battery in the Pro Series, storing 1.54 kWh (1,536 Wh) in a BCI Group 27 case with sixteen cells in an 8S2P layout; Epoch plans runtime on about 1,229 Wh.

Its BMS allows 80 A continuous discharge (30 A recommended for daily use), 200 A for up to 3 seconds and 60 A charging, and cuts off a short circuit at 800 A within 500 µs.

With a charger connected in the cold, an internal heating film warms the battery to 10°C before charging, so it charges from −20 to 55°C and discharges from −20 to 60°C.

The Epoch Pro app shows state of charge, voltage, current, temperature and alerts over Bluetooth and installs firmware over the air, and CAN/RS485 Link in and Link out ports network a bank and talk to a Victron GX device.

Up to sixteen run in parallel (960 Ah); series wiring is not approved, and it is not a cranking battery. The IP67 case has heat-sink fins, a pressure-relief valve, a mounting bracket and M8 terminals, measures 12.25 x 6.75 x 9 in (311 x 171 x 229 mm) and weighs 30 lb (13.7 kg).

Epoch rates it for more than 6,000 cycles and offers its 24V 15A lithium charger with it for $169 and an optional 5 in touchscreen gauge.

Researched and edited by Michael Ambrose · Unbroken Ads LLC · How we score