Arizon Expands Its Off-Grid Battery Range

More power, more freedom and fewer excuses to head home when the campsite is this good.

There's something rather satisfying about pulling into a remote campsite, switching off the engine and knowing you've got enough battery power to keep the essentials running. The fridge stays cold, the lights stay on and, most importantly, nobody has to sacrifice their morning coffee.

Australian off-grid power specialist Arizon Off-Grid has expanded its lithium battery range with three new models, giving caravanners, motorhome owners and 4WD adventurers more options when it comes to powering their travels.

Announced in October 2026, the additions include 12V 100Ah, 12V 150Ah and a substantial 24V 314Ah lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO₄) battery.

Three Batteries, Three Different Needs

Not everyone needs enough stored electricity to power a small suburb, so Arizon has introduced options for different touring setups.

The 12V 100Ah battery weighs just 9.59kg, making it an appealing option for camper trailers, 4WDs and smaller caravans where every kilogram counts.

Stepping up, the 12V 150Ah offers 50% more capacity while weighing 14.81kg. It's worth considering for travellers running larger fridges, lighting and other 12V accessories.

Then there's the big fella. The 24V 314Ah battery delivers approximately 8.04kWh of nominal stored energy. That's serious capacity for larger motorhomes and high-demand off-grid installations, although its 58.91kg weight means careful planning is required.

Built for Life Beyond the Power Point

Both 12V models feature IP67-rated protection against dust and water ingress, while the larger 24V model carries an IP20 rating and requires a suitably protected installation.

All three use LiFePO₄ technology, popular for its durability, thermal stability and suitability for rechargeable energy storage.

Arizon, a winner of Caravan Industry Victoria's Excellence in Component Manufacturing award in both 2025 and 2026, has also recently introduced lightweight Aero 225W solar panels in 12V and 24V configurations.

Together, solar generation and appropriate battery storage can help travellers spend longer away from powered sites.

What We Like

• Three capacity options catering to different touring requirements.
• Lightweight 12V models with IP67 protection.
• A substantial 8.04kWh option for larger off-grid systems.

What We'd Like to See

Published retail pricing and clearer guidance on suitable system combinations would make comparing the three models easier.

Pro Tips

• Size your system properly: Calculate daily power consumption before choosing battery capacity.
• Check compatibility: Your charger, solar regulator and inverter must suit the battery voltage and lithium chemistry.
• Watch the temperature: These models specify charging between 0°C and 55°C.
• Think about weight: Bigger batteries mean more storage, but also more kilos to carry.

For anyone who believes the best campsites are the ones without a power pole in sight, Arizon's expanded range is certainly worth investigating.

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