For optimal performance and longevity, use a dedicated 24V LiFePO4 charger or charge controller. Epoch lists 28.4V–28.8V for bulk/absorption charging, 29.2V as the maximum charge voltage / BMS high-voltage cutoff, float disabled preferred or 26.6V–27.2V, 26.4V re-bulk, temperature compensation disabled, and equalization disabled. End absorption when current falls to C/20 (3A) or after 15 minutes, whichever comes first. Combined current from all charging sources must not exceed 60A per battery, and up to 30A is recommended; the Epoch 24V 15A Lithium Battery Charger is compatible, and a smaller charger simply takes longer. Avoid lead-acid chargers with desulfation or equalization modes.

Yes. The 24V 60Ah Pro Series features built-in Bluetooth monitoring through the free Epoch Pro app for iOS and Android. The app shows state of charge, voltage, current, temperature, and battery status and alerts without wiring a separate shunt, and it also sets up multi-battery networks and installs firmware updates over the air. Use the app data as a monitoring aid; for a more complete health check, the manual suggests a shunt-based battery monitor and load testing.

This Pro Series battery adds professional-grade features for demanding installations, including a smart BMS, an IP67 dust-tight, immersion-rated enclosure, internal heating, Bluetooth app monitoring, CAN/RS485 communication support for compatible Victron systems, over-the-air firmware updates, and a 6,000+ cycle-life rating.

Yes, in parallel. Epoch lists this model for up to 16 batteries in parallel to increase total amp-hour capacity (up to 960Ah / 24.58kWh) while keeping the system at 25.6V nominal; series wiring is not approved. Use matched batteries of the same model, age, capacity, and state of charge, fully charge each one before connecting it into the bank, match their voltages within 0.5V, and confirm all cabling, fusing, charger settings, and installation limits before designing the bank.

It is IP67-rated: dust-tight and rated for temporary immersion in water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. That suits marine, mobile, and outdoor environments, but the battery is not submersible: it is not rated for water jets or pressure washing, must not be left submerged, and should not be installed where standing water can collect around the case or terminals, such as a bilge. Mount it securely and upright.

Yes. The 24V 60Ah Pro Series supports Victron-compatible communication over CAN/RS485 through its Link in / Link out ports. Final integration depends on the compatible Victron GX device, inverter/charger, cable, firmware, and system configuration used in the installation; contact Epoch for setup support.

Yes, this battery is well suited for compatible 24V trolling motor systems and marine house-power loads where voltage, current draw, runtime needs, cable sizing, tray fitment, and charger settings match the published specifications. Use the motor’s maximum current draw, not its average: it must be at or below 80A continuous. In compatible systems, one 24V battery can replace a two-battery 12V lead-acid series bank; at a 500W load, plan on about 2.5 hours (1,229Wh planning energy). Always verify the motor manufacturer’s battery requirements before installation.

No. This model is designed as a 24V deep-cycle lithium battery, not as an engine starting battery. For cranking applications, use a cranking-rated lithium battery or confirm compatibility directly with Epoch and the engine manufacturer before replacing an existing starting battery.