If you’re a new fisherman, boat owner, or interested in upgrading your boat to lithium batteries, you may be curious what the difference is between dual-purpose, deep cycle, and starting batteries. Learn more about these different types of marine batteries and how to charge them.
In honor of World Food Day, we’re highlighting one of our 1% for the Planet nonprofit partners Food Forward. Learn more about their organization and the programs they create to help supply food to people in need throughout Southern California.
Over the Summer, 20+ RELiON employees participated in our nonprofit partner Come Alive Outside’s 100 Miles, 100 Days walking challenge. We caught up with Arwen Turner, the Executive Director of Come Alive Outside, to learn more about how they got started and the impact they are having today.
Going camping can be a great way to reset your spirit and unwind from the modern world, but many still want to have the comfort they have at home while they enjoy nature. Discover what type of camping is right for you and how to power your living essentials with the help of solar battery systems and portable power stations.
Whether you are deciding between different types of lithium batteries or between lead-acid vs lithium batteries, it can sometimes be difficult to differentiate fact from fiction. We have examined and debunked the top lithium battery myths below to simplify the decision-making process.
Learn about CruiseNautic and how RELiON lithium batteries help Kate and Cyrus live 24/7 on their off-grid catamaran.
If you are interested in learning how to convert your RV application to lithium power, here are the things you need to consider before selecting which lithium battery you should choose from RELiON.
Saltwater fishing boats are becoming more powerful and provide options for some pretty advanced marine technology. In this article, learn more about the different types of saltwater fishing boats, what they are used for, and how RELiON lithium batteries can power your success in the inlets and out in the open ocean.