Frequently asked questions

The lithium battery capacity of 1 kWh means that you can run an application with a consumption of 1000 W in one hour, 500 W for two hours and 250 W for four hours. A 2 kWh battery has twice the capacity.
Example: Power tools 500 W x 1 hour + Light 150 W x 5 hours = 1,25 kWh

The battery can handle 2000 cycles – which is usually equivalent to 10 years of use.

1 kWh lithium

• From 0-80% in about 60 mins from DC and mains
2x faster recharging time with the supercharger – from 0-80% in half an hour (only from alternator)
• 400W recharges from solar, from 0-80%, in 90 mins (which is why solar is often used to reduce fuel consumption and for off-grid)
• You can use mains, supercharger and solar in combination to recharge even faster

2 kWh lithium

• From 0-80% in about 120 mins from DC and mains
• 2x faster charging time with the supercharger – from 0-80% in one hour (only from alternator)
• 400W recharges from solar, from 0-80%, in 240 mins
• Again, you can use all three sources simultaneously for faster recharge

Right now, this isn’t possible.

No, the LPS is extremely compact and that is one of reasons that it is not possible to change the built-in lithium battery, but it has a very long lifetime.

There are more than 35,000 Clayton Power products in use across the UK and Europe.