N32215-S 12.8V 215Ah Marine Starting Battery with NMEA 2000 - Lithium Pros

N32215-S 12.8V 215Ah Marine Starting Battery with NMEA 2000

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N32215-S 12.8V 215Ah Lithium Ion Starting Battery

  • This battery meets the Sept 19, 2022 Mercury specifications for a lithium-ion engine start battery.
  • Compatible with all outboards and alternators
  • NMEA 2000 connectivity
  • 12.8V
  • 215Ah (2,752 Whr)
  • 510 Reserve Minutes 
  • BCI Group GC12 size, 12.88"L x 7.13" W x 10.500"
  • 46.6 lbs

N32215-SD 12.8V 215Ah Marine Starting Battery – The N32215-SD is a our most advanced Marine engine start battery. The N32215-SD combines all the features of the M32215-S and adds the embedded BM-21 battery monitor.  The result is a 46.6 lb Lithium Pros 12.8V 215Ah Marine Starting Battery that effectively replaces THREE 12V group 31 AGM batteries.  It is also the world's first series of lithium-ion batteries to be NMEA 2000 certified.

BM-21 Embedded Battery Monitor

The BM-21 Embedded battery monitor is NMEA 2000 certified and features a micro port on the battery.  It is directly addressable on the NMEA 2000 network and it is “plug and play” with all NMEA 2000 multi-function displays. The BM-21 reports all required PGNs as well as the three standard battery related PGNs:  127506, 127508, 127513, as well as alert PGN 126983. Simply select the individual battery from the NMEA 2000 device list and configure it.**

This puts the individual battery voltage, current, time remaining, state of charge, and temperature all on the network. In addition, the BM-21 also records warnings and alerts events with a real time/date stamp.  Also, cumulative lifetime amp-hours are recorded.  This information is available on the optional OLED display.  (N series batteries with a "D" part number suffix include this display. The N32215-SD includes the OLED display.)

Engine Start for all outboards

Storing energy in a Lithium Ion battery is one thing.  Starting an engine and charging from an alternator is quite another.  Engine start is our forté and we start some of the fastest vehicles on Earth.  How?  It features one of the most advanced internal battery management systems in the marine industry today.  This fully integrated digital battery management system insures long life and trouble free service all safely sealed inside a lightweight box.  This battery features 1,400 Marine Crank Amps (Eq) and will have no trouble starting most conventional outboard engines on the market today.  It can safely be used with any outboard charging system including Honda, Suzuki, all Mercury and all Yamaha. 

This 12.8V 215Ah Marine Starting Battery has a whopping 510 minutes of reserve capacity, the highest on the market in a Group 31 footprint. (GC12 case, 12.88"L x 7.13" W x 10.500")  This is the battery of choice for boats with multiple 12″ graphs with pro anglers using this battery with up to five graphs running simultaneously and 3D imaging.

Having trouble with graphs resetting during an engine crank?  The high power Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) chemistry used in this battery holds a higher voltage as it is discharged eliminating this “reset” issue.  Choose Lithium Pros and avoid going to two or more 12V lead acid batteries when moving to 12″ graphs and 3D imaging.

Charging is simple because your existing 12V AGM battery compatible charger will work fine.*  Recharge times vary based on the size of the charger, outboard run time, and charging system but most anglers tell us they are “green light” on the charger before they go sleep!  That’s peace of mind.

In spite of all the power contained in this battery, it still ultra lightweight at an amazing 46.6 pounds!  (That's 1/5 of the weight of the batteries it replaces.)

NOTE:  Not for use in series to make higher voltage packs.  12V systems ONLY.

** Check the MFD's documentation to insure it recognizes at least PGNs 127506 and 127508 for minimum compatibility.

*Insure the charger’s float voltage is 13.6V or less and the charger never exceeds 14.8V.  Do not “de-sulfate” any lithium ion battery.