The Artemis Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries have been developed by Apollo Entertainment to bring a high quality Li-Fe-Po-4 Battery to the New Zealand RV and Marine industries at a reasonable price. With the built in BMS to provide all the charge and discharge currents, the Artemis Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries are a simple plug and play battery solution.
Artemis Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries provide clean, long lasting, lightweight battery solutions for your everyday use. Now with a Bluetooth APP for ease of monitoring battery capacity.
The Artemis Batteries come with a unique 24 month replacement warranty and a total of 60 months limited warranty. Contact Apollo Entertainment for warranty details.
The Artemis Batteries have a long life, up to 5x more than standard AGM batteries.
We recommend the NDS range of Solar Controllers, Inverters, Battery Chargers and DC-DC Chargers to work with the Artemis Lithium Batteries.
Apollo Entertainment are pleased to add to the Artemis stable of batteries with the new 300A/H 12V battery, the 24V A/H battery and the 36V 100 A/H battery.
The Artemis range of batteries are constantly evolving and as we listen to the needs of our customers, we bring the latest specifications and products to market.
Click the download link below and the file will load and prompt if you’d like to run the file.
You’ll need to ‘Allow 3rd Party Apps to run” when prompted on the phone.
If the app won’t install this way, the following process should be followed:
Android app package file (.apk) is a file format used to install App on Android devices. In order to install apk file to the Android device, basically we need to do the following.
On Android device, navigate to 'Apps' > 'Settings' > 'Security', enable 'Unknown Sources', then tap 'OK' to agree to enable this setting. This will allow the installation of third party apps and standalone APKs.
Download the APK file using the link below on PC, You can simply save the file to the desktop.
Connect your Android device to the PC using a USB cable. At this point, it will ask you if you want to charge your device or connect it as a 'Media device', select 'Media device'.
Navigate to the APK file on the PC and copy the APK file into a folder in your Android device. It can be stored in the internal storage or the external storage of your Android device.
After that, we need to open the Android device’s file manager to locate the APK. It’s usually called My Files, or File Browser, and you’ll typically find it in the app drawer. Note: If there is no file manager app installed yet, you can download a free file manager app from the Play Store, such as ES File Explorer.
On the Android device, tap on the APK file you just copied, it will ask if you want to install the app, just confirm and proceed, once it finished, tap 'Done' button and the new app is ready to use!
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