Batteries
Endless applications. One standard of quality.
Meet The Thor Lineup
More power where you need it. Less weight where it counts. Thor Lithium batteries are available in 12V, 24V, and 36V configurations, built on LiFePO4 chemistry and backed by a 10-year warranty for every pursuit.
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Go Further With Confidence
Every Thor Lithium Battery is built with the features to help you go further. No shortcuts, no compromises. Just reliable power backed by technology and people you can count on.
Questions About Lithium Batteries?
It comes down to the “BMS” (the brain) and the cell quality. Many budget batteries use “Grade B” cells and cheap circuitry that can fail under high-vibration marine or off-road use. Thor uses A-Grade LiFePO4 cells and an industrial-grade BMS designed to handle the “spikes” and “shocks” of real-world use. Plus, you get American-based support—if you have a problem, you can actually call us.
Yes. Thor uses Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4), which is significantly more stable than the Lithium-Ion (NCM) found in cell phones or laptops. It is non-combustible, doesn’t leak toxic acid, and won’t catch fire if punctured. It’s the safest battery technology on the market today.
Our batteries are rated for 3,000 to 5,000 cycles. If you used your battery every single weekend for 10 years, you would only be at roughly 520 cycles. For most users, a Thor battery isn’t just a 10-year investment—it’s a “lifetime” battery for that specific boat or rig.
Yes. Our Bluetooth-enabled models allow you to use the Thor App to see exactly how many Amps you are drawing, the internal temperature, and exactly how much “fuel” is left in the tank. No more guessing with a volt meter at the end of the day.
Our cases are IP67 Waterproof Rated—designed for the rugged marine environment. While we don’t recommend submersing them for long periods, they are built to handle the splashes, spray, and high humidity found in bilges and kayak hatches.
Think of it as pre-paying for 10 years of power. Over a 10-year span, you would typically buy 3 or 4 sets of lead-acid batteries. When you factor in those replacement costs, plus the gas you save from the lighter weight and the better performance of your equipment, Thor Lithium is actually the cheaper option over time.
