01DEVICE
Confirm device requirements
Find the model and manual, then confirm operating voltage, current requirements, and lithium-battery support.
Have ready: equipment label or manual
POWER FOR YOUR TIME ON THE WATER
Focus on your next cast.
Power, prepared ahead.
From trolling motors to fish finders and onboard lighting.
Start with your equipment and find the right battery option.
＋BUILT AROUND YOUR EQUIPMENTMatched to your gear, ready for the water.
MARINE & TROLLING MOTORStart exploring ↓AI scene illustration · Not an installed example
01Trolling motor02Fish finders & electronics03Onboard auxiliary powerONE BOAT. DIFFERENT POWER NEEDS.
01 / EXPLORE YOUR APPLICATION
One boat.
Different power needs.
Find your equipment use case first,
then understand what to confirm.
TROLLING MOTOR POWER
Match the right battery
to your trolling motor.
Search the shoreline and adjust your position with a clear view of the motor's power requirements, your run plan, and the available battery space.
Confirm firstMotor model and power requirements
Then assessRun plan and energy reserve
Before installationBattery space and charging equipment
POWER CONNECTIONFunctional relationship diagram
BUKNUWOLiFePO₄Battery storage
01
Trolling motorConfirm voltage and current requirements
This diagram does not represent a wiring or compatibility conclusion. Confirm equipment, distribution, and protection requirements for the specific model.
02 / MAKE THE RIGHT MATCH
Start with your equipment,
then confirm four things.
The right battery choice
starts with a clear power brief.
02ENERGY
Plan your power use
List the devices, expected run time, and simultaneous loads before assessing the battery capacity you need.
Have ready: device list and usage time
03SPACE
Measure the installation space
Record the battery-compartment dimensions and mounting method, including connection space and environmental protection.
Have ready: dimensions or site photos
04CHARGING
Check the charging method
Compare the charger type and output with the battery manual to confirm that the charging equipment matches.
Have ready: charger label
Not sure of every specification yet?
Start with the model you use now or plan to buy.
03 / EXPLORE THE BATTERY
Meet your energy-storage option.
BUKNUWO ENERGY24V / 100Ah
BLUETOOTH LiFePO₄ BATTERY
24V 100Ah
24V 100Ah
Make battery status
easier to understand.
BUKNUWO's 24V 100Ah Bluetooth lithium iron phosphate battery supports viewing battery status through Bluetooth. Review the core specifications, then confirm compatibility with your equipment requirements.
- Nominal voltage
- 25.6 V
- Rated capacity
- 100 Ah
- Nominal energy
- 2560 Wh
- Battery management
- 100 A BMS
The specifications above are nominal product information and do not confirm compatibility with a specific motor. Check the applicable manual for continuous discharge, charging requirements, and installation limits. This page covers deep-cycle energy storage. Engine starting requires a product specifically confirmed for starting applications.
04 / BEFORE YOU GET ON THE WATER
Good preparation
starts on shore.
Once the equipment is matched,
plan installation, charging, and your pre-departure check.
PLAN.CHECK.GO.
Give the battery a suitable location
Plan mounting and environmental protection according to the product manual. Leave room for connections and maintenance, and avoid immersion or prolonged direct rain.
Match the charging method to the battery
Choose a lithium iron phosphate charging solution that matches the specific battery model. Before keeping an existing charger, check its output and charging mode.
Leave time for a pre-departure check
Check the charge, mounting, and connections. Confirm distribution and protection equipment against the device requirements, and leave capacity for your planned use.
05 / QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Before you choose,
you may want to know.
Turn common questions
into your next selection step.
Does the same voltage mean it will work directly with my motor?
You also need to confirm that the motor supports lithium batteries, review current requirements, and check the battery's continuous and peak output. Voltage is only one factor. Confirm the final choice against both manuals and the specific models.
How long can one battery run?
Run time depends on actual device power draw, operating level, simultaneous loads, and the environment. Provide the equipment and usage plan before assessing capacity. Battery capacity alone cannot support a reliable promise of time on the water.
Is trolling-motor power the same as engine starting?
These are different power needs. This page focuses on deep-cycle equipment power. Engine starting requires a battery explicitly confirmed for starting use and capability, and should not be substituted with a deep-cycle selection.
Can I keep using my existing charger?
Check the existing charger's type, charging mode, and output, then compare each item with the battery manual. Provide the charger label information to assess whether it is suitable to keep using.
Can a battery used on a boat be directly exposed to rain?
The installation environment must follow the specific product's protection requirements. Avoid immersion and prolonged direct rain, and use a suitably protected installation location. A marine use case does not mean that a battery can be immersed or used in every saltwater environment.
Can I learn more before I know the equipment model?
Yes. Start with the use case, the equipment you plan to use, and the expected run time. Add the model, power requirements, battery-compartment dimensions, and charging conditions as you confirm them.
LET'S PLAN YOUR POWER
Start your next trip
with a power plan.
Tell us about your use case and equipment,
so your battery choice has a clearer basis.
YOUR POWER BRIEF↗
Start with these details.
- 01Equipment or onboard use case
- 02Equipment model or label photo
- 03Expected run time and device count
- 04Installation space and current charging setup
Share what you know to begin.