Years of engineering refined into a battery that does exactly what a motorhome asks of it, and keeps doing it for years
The updated Epsilon range
Years of engineering refined into a battery that does exactly what a motorhome asks of it, and keeps doing it for years.
It runs the heating, the air conditioning, the lights and the fridge, all at once when needed, backed by a high continuous discharge current. And it works with the equipment you already have: the Epsilon is highly compatible with all leading component brands, plug and play in virtually any system.
High-grade LiFePO4 cells, carefully matched for balanced performance across the whole pack. Backed by more than 5,000 cycles, it holds its capacity long after ordinary batteries have faded.
Connect over Bluetooth to the Be In Charge app for live charge, temperature and history, all from your phone. Firmware updates add new features over time, so the battery keeps getting better.
Nine temperature sensors and an intelligent self-heating system keep the Epsilon safe and performing in the cold, charging down to -30°C. Deep winter or summer heat, it doesn't miss a beat.
The Epsilon is engineered to the last detail, tested against the extremes and proven across years of travel, so it becomes the part of your setup you never have to think about.
Protected on every level
Advanced cell balancing, overcurrent and short-circuit protection, over- and undervoltage protection, high and low temperature protection, over-discharge protection, and terminal thermal protection that detects loose cable connections. Super B's proprietary software continuously monitors for anomalies, responds when needed, and records every event in the integrated data logger.
Built in Europe
Designed, built and tested in Europe: precision cell matching, thermal management and proprietary software that holds across extremes, and mechanical robustness that shrugs off vibration, shock and heat.
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