RV & Camper

LiFePO4 power for RVs, campervans and life on the road

Build a quieter, longer-lasting mobile power system around your real loads, charging sources and travel conditions.

01More usable energy

LiFePO4 gives mobile systems practical usable capacity without the weight and maintenance profile of traditional lead-acid banks.

02Cold-weather charging

Built-in self-heating supports charging in cold conditions across the current SOK battery range.

03Monitor the system

Bluetooth plus CAN or RS485 on selected models helps you match monitoring to the rest of your RV electrical system.

04Built to be owned

Serviceable construction on selected models supports practical long-term maintenance and component access.

System planning

Choose the voltage that fits your system

Start with your inverter, charging sources, loads and existing electrical architecture. For multi-battery systems, confirm model compatibility before installation.

Why SOK

Mobile power that works with the rest of your RV system

From compact 12V banks to larger 24V setups, choose around inverter size, alternator or DC-DC charging, solar input and overnight loadsβ€”not amp-hours alone.

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Serviceable by design

Selected SOK models use serviceable construction to make long-term ownership and component access more practical.

Cold-weather ready

Selected models offer self-heating for charging in cold conditions; operating limits remain model-specific.

System communication

Bluetooth, CAN and RS485 availability varies by model for monitoring and system integration.

Victron integration

Selected models support Victron-compatible communication for integrated battery monitoring and system control.

Buying guide

Questions before you choose

Model specifications differ. Use these answers as a starting point, then check the product page or contact SOK for a system-specific recommendation.

How large should my RV battery bank be?
Add up your typical daily loads, then allow for inverter losses, reserve capacity and the charging you can realistically replace each day. Larger loads such as induction cooking or air conditioning may justify a larger bank.
Can SOK batteries work with alternator charging?
Yes, in an appropriately designed system. The charger or DC-DC charger must match the battery model and charging limits; do not rely on the alternator alone without suitable charge control.
Which SOK models work with Victron?
Selected models support Victron-compatible CAN communication. Check the individual product page for the exact communication interface and integration guidance.
Can I install more than one battery?
Many models support series or parallel configurations, but limits vary. Use matching batteries and follow the model-specific wiring and balancing guidance.
Need help choosing?

Bring your loads, charging sources and system voltage. We’ll help narrow the options.