Battery tray size for a 100ah Ionic Lithium

[Erie660]

The battery trays for my group 31 lead acid batteries seem a little big for the 100ah Ionic batteries that I just installed. I have the Lithiums strapped down tight but I'm still worried they might slide around some. Has anyone found this to be an issue and if so how did you fix it? Maybe putting some nonskid material under the batteries? Thanks

[fishin couillon]

For my 50's ah & 100ah, i put a piece of foam matt under them....not to keep them from sliding but for cushion.

https://www.harborfreight.com/4-piec...g_q=floor+matt

[DREWTICK]

I use this in all my custom trays https://www.amazon.com/4-Piece-Spong...8587908&sr=8-5

[FrancoCialone]

I replaced my group 24 starting battery with a group 27 and the only tray i could find was about 1/2" too long, so i used a piece of wood trim to make the battery fit snug and tight, hopefully these Lithuim battery manufactures can start producing the proper battery trays for their products !

[DREWTICK]

we have trays available to fit all the IONIC batteries

[fishin couillon]

hopefully these Lithuim battery manufactures can start producing the proper battery trays for their products !

Find a local fab shop and have one made or if you have a welding school, see if the kids can make one.....

[KandKKustomz]

I replaced my group 24 starting battery with a group 27 and the only tray i could find was about 1/2" too long, so i used a piece of wood trim to make the battery fit snug and tight, hopefully these Lithuim battery manufactures can start producing the proper battery trays for their products !

we have custom single and triple trays made for our 54 ah impulse line the 100 ah fit perfectly in a standard group 31 tray. We will also have them for our 60 ah in the platinum line as well. Sometine after the release. Single double and triple.