Vatrer 24V 300Ah Bluetooth LiFePO4 Battery

  • 24 V system
  • 6,000 Wh or more
  • Low-temperature cut-off
  • 3-year warranty
6.5
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A 25.6 V, 300 Ah LiFePO4 battery storing 7,680 Wh, with a 200 A BMS, Bluetooth app monitoring, low-temperature charge cut-off and an IP65 case for 24 V systems.

$1,260

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SKU: D-LM24300-BT Category: Brand:

Usability

5.3 out of 10
  • Load: up to 5,120 W of inverter load, by Vatrer's spec table
  • Conflict: a comparison table on Vatrer's 24V 200Ah page lists 100 A discharge
  • Charging: 200 A continuous charge; 60 A (0.2C) recommended
  • Temperature: charges from 32°F to 122°F, discharges from -4°F to 140°F
  • Banner: the page also claims 100% depth of discharge and a 10-year lifespan
  • Expansion: up to 4P2S, 61.44 kWh
  • Claim: none on page
  • Model code: LM24300 searched
  • Not scored: 2 more years only after an order review and activation
  • Depreciation: exchanges in months 25 to 60 charge price over 60 per month used
  • Manual: says the warranty runs from the date of manufacture
  • List: $1,259.99 at vatrerpower.com
  • Heated: the self-heating D-LM24300-JR is $1,369.99 on its own page

Big 7.68 kWh, capped at 200 A

  • What it is: a 25.6 V, 300 Ah LiFePO4 battery with Bluetooth and a low-temperature charge cut-off, for 24 V RV, solar and marine systems
  • The trade-off: light for its capacity, but a 200 A limit that is low for 300 Ah and no heater
  • Fit: 25 x 9.61 x 8.6 in and 110.23 lb, with M8 terminals and carry handles
  • Look elsewhere for: charging below freezing, or more than 200 A from one battery

Strengths

  • High energy for its weight
  • Large capacity in one battery
  • Bluetooth app monitoring
  • Blocks charging below freezing
  • Weather-sealed case

Drawbacks

  • Low continuous current for its capacity
  • No heater in this version
  • No CAN or RS485 inverter link
  • Only two in seriesfour in parallel
  • Extra years need a review and activation

Social score

6.5 out of 10
RedditBrand-level6 out of 10
  • Overall: a handful of Reddit threads, mostly reporting Vatrer batteries working as described
  • Cabin: an r/solar owner running two 12V 100Ah units for ten months reported balanced cells and no capacity loss he could detect (about March 2026)
  • Caveats: the same owner found the app dated, with disconnects at range, and the documentation in the box sparse (about March 2026)
  • Outdoor use: in an r/SolarDIY thread on the wall battery, a reply said it is an indoor battery despite its IP65 rating, and another pointed to Will Prowse's mostly positive tests (July 2025)
  • Track record: an r/SolarDIY reply called Vatrer generally good batteries but said the record depends on the model (September 2026)
GoogleBrand-level6 out of 10
  • Support: on DIY Solar Forum an owner whose 12V 300Ah self-heating battery charged only to 94 percent described hours of emails, then a return label and replacement (July 2025)
  • Amazon: the same owner said Amazon twice declined to post her negative review of that battery (July 2025)
  • Reputation: in a DIY Solar Forum deal thread owners called Vatrer a name brand with published teardowns, one owning two 12V 460Ah units, while another called it an alphabet-soup brand (July 2025)
  • Heated 12V 200Ah: a Michigan owner found one of two bought on Amazon ran its terminals far hotter than the other, and Vatrer shipped a replacement (April 2024)
YouTubeBrand-level7 out of 10
  • Will Prowse: tested top-selling 12V 300Ah batteries and recommended Vatrer's (June 2026, about 1.17M views)
  • Disclosure: he states every video includes paid promotion or free products, and links the Vatrer battery through Amazon affiliate links
  • Mike Builds: tested the 12V 460Ah and praised its 300 A output and EVE cells (January 2026, about 23,500 views); in a 12V 300Ah test he pulled 312 Ah and found a working overcurrent cut-off
  • Disclosure: his 460Ah video links a Vatrer sale page carrying his channel's tracking tag
  • I Ride Tiny House Adventures: ran two 12V 460Ah units in series through a heat wave in a cargo-trailer camper (August 2025, about 7,000 views), linking Vatrer with an affiliate referral tag
AmazonProduct-line7 out of 10
  • Listing: VATRER POWER's Amazon US listing B0H2HDLPWB, the 24V 300Ah with APP Monitoring, reads 4.9 from 56 ratings: 96 percent five-star, 1 percent four-star, 3 percent three-star (October 2026)
  • Shared file: the same rating shows on the 24V 300Ah Self-Heating option, and quoted reviews describe 12V 300Ah batteries from the same variation family
User reviewsNot scored

The retailer pool is blank: no US retailer listing carries ten native, unflagged reviews of this Vatrer model.

Trustpilot
  • Trustpilot rates vatrerpower.com 4.6 from 59 reviews on a page Vatrer claimed in April 2026 and invites customers to, with 80 percent five-star against 2 percent one-star (October 2026).
  • Vatrer links that Trustpilot page from its warranty activation step, so some of those reviews were written to unlock extra coverage.
Track record
  • Searches in October 2026 found no BBB file for Vatrer Power under either its brand or its Shenzhen name.
  • No CPSC or Health Canada recall names Vatrer, searched in October 2026.
Not countedExcluded

Not counted in any pool: vatrerpower.com's own Judge.me reviews and FAQs, the Vatrer YouTube channel, its Facebook page and groups, any brand-run subreddit, dealer pages, or Vatrer's affiliate and creator programmes.

Brand-level

4.6 on Trustpilot, two warranty years tied to A review

Specs

  • Capacity6,000 Wh or more
  • AC OutputNot applicable
  • System Voltage24 V
  • Panel PowerNot applicable
  • Charge CurrentNot applicable
  • Safety ListingNone verifiable
  • Cell TypeNot applicable
  • Low-Temp ChargingLow-temperature cut-off
  • Warranty3 Years
  • MonitoringBluetooth built in
  • Weight110.2 lb

At a glance

  • 25 x 9.61 x 8.6 in
  • M8 terminals
  • Carry handles
  • IP65 case
  • Vatrer Power is the brand of Shenzhen Vatrer Power Source Technology Co., Ltd., a company based in Shenzhen, China, that its own blog says was founded in 2021.
  • The VATRER trademark is registered at the USPTO to Guangdong Zhongju Power Technology Co., Ltd. of Huizhou, and no US company is named behind the brand.
  • It sells with a cart at vatrerpower.com, which also runs Canadian, European, Japanese and Australian stores.
  • In the US it also sells on Amazon through the VATRER POWER brand store and on Walmart.com as the marketplace seller VATRER POWER.

The Vatrer 24V 300Ah Bluetooth (store SKU D-LM24300-BT; the manual names it LiFePO4 Battery 25.6V 300Ah) is a 25.6 V, 300 Ah lithium iron phosphate battery storing 7,680 Wh.

Its BMS is rated 200 A continuous charge and discharge, with a 5,120 W maximum load, a 28.4-29.2 V charge voltage and a 60 A (0.2C) recommended charge current. It has no heater: the BMS stops charging below 32°F and cuts off discharge below -4°F, and it discharges up to 140°F.

Bluetooth links it to the Vatrer app for state of charge, voltage, current and cell voltages. The case is IP65 with M8 terminals and carry handles, measures 25 x 9.61 x 8.6 in (635 x 244 x 218.5 mm) and weighs 110.23 lb (50 kg). The manual allows two in series and up to four in parallel (4P2S, 61.44 kWh).

Vatrer sells it at $1,259.99; its self-heating sibling, D-LM24300-JR, is $1,369.99 on its own page.

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