Redodo deals
Redodo makes LiFePO4 batteries for RVs, boats, trolling motors and off-grid solar, and is best known for low-cost 12V deep-cycle packs with built-in BMS protection. The page currently lists no live deals, so there is no saving to report. Standout items are the 12V 100Ah Group 24 deep-cycle battery and the 12V 100Ah Group 31 with Bluetooth monitoring.
Prices at every store and price history for Redodo products.
Redodo products: prices and price history
Questions and answers
- When does Redodo run sales?
- Redodo discounts cluster around Black Friday, Cyber Monday and spring RV and boating season. Outside those windows, prices on its 12V 100Ah batteries tend to hold steady, so a price-history check is the fastest way to tell a real markdown from a list price.
- Where is Redodo cheapest?
- Redodo sells mainly through its own site and Amazon, and the two often differ by $10 to $30 on the same 100Ah model. Compare the landed price including shipping before buying, since the Group 31 Bluetooth unit costs more than the Group 24 everywhere.
- Which Redodo battery should I buy?
- Pick the Group 24 100Ah if you want a drop-in fit for a standard RV or trolling motor tray and don't need app monitoring. Pick the Group 31 100Ah Bluetooth if you want to read state of charge, cell voltage and BMS cutoffs from your phone and have room for the larger case.
- What is Redodo's return policy?
- Redodo's standard policy allows returns within 30 days of delivery on unused batteries in original packaging, with the buyer covering return freight. Batteries are heavy, so return shipping on a 100Ah unit can run $40 or more; confirm the window and any restocking terms with the seller before ordering.
- Do Redodo batteries work as a direct replacement for lead-acid?
- Yes for most 12V deep-cycle uses, but check your charger. LiFePO4 needs a charge profile of about 14.4V to 14.6V and no equalization mode, and a lead-acid charger without a lithium setting may only reach 80 to 90 percent state of charge.