Lexron 160Ah 12V Nano-Carbon Gel Battery

The Lexron 160Ah 12V Nano-Carbon Gel Battery is a deep-cycle, maintenance-free gel battery built for solar energy systems. It holds 160 Ah at a nominal 12 V and weighs 44.5 kg, storing daytime solar energy for use at night in off-grid homes, cabins, caravans and farm systems. Lexron is the brand of ACS Enerji, based in İzmir, Türkiye.

Key features

• Nano-carbon enhanced deep-cycle design, suited to solar systems that charge and discharge every day.
• Sealed, maintenance-free case: no topping up with water, no level checks.
• The manufacturer states a 12-year design life for the Lexron solar gel series.
• TÜV, CE and IEC certified.

Technical summary

• Capacity: 160 Ah
• Nominal voltage: 12 V
• Nominal energy: about 1.92 kWh
• Dimensions: 484 x 170 x 241 mm
• Weight: 44.5 kg

Where it is used

• Off-grid houses, cabins and mountain homes
• Caravans, boats and camping setups
• Lighting, cameras and small pumps on farms
• Inverter backup power during grid outages

Which systems is it compatible with?

It works with PWM or MPPT charge controllers and off-grid inverters that have a 12 V battery input; set the charger to its gel battery profile. Batteries can be wired in series for 24 V and 48 V banks, using the same model, capacity and age in each bank.

Installation with Aden Solar

Aden Solar sizes the battery bank from your night-time consumption, the backup time you need and your inverter. We deliver turnkey installation: free site survey, panel, inverter and charge controller selection, mounting, wiring and commissioning. We are your contact for warranty and technical support.

Frequently asked questions

How much energy does a 160Ah 12V battery store?

Nominally 160 Ah × 12 V, about 1.92 kWh. To protect a gel battery only part of that is used each cycle, so the usable energy is lower.

How long does a gel battery last?

The manufacturer states a 12-year design life for this series. Real life depends on depth of discharge, temperature and correct charger settings; avoiding frequent full discharges extends it noticeably.

Gel battery or lithium battery?

A gel battery costs less up front and is enough for small off-grid systems. A lithium battery is lighter, can be discharged deeper and lasts far more cycles, which pays off in systems used heavily every day.

How many batteries does my system need?

It depends on what runs at night and how many cloudy days of reserve you want. Aden Solar calculates the battery count and wiring during a free site survey.