LiTime has completed its first appearance at The smarter E South America 2026, held August 25–27 in São Paulo, Brazil, marking another step in the company’s expansion across Brazil and Latin America.
During the three-day exhibition, the LiTime booth welcomed nearly 1,000 visitors and provided an opportunity to connect directly with distributors, system integrators, installers, and other industry professionals.
Beyond battery capacity and pricing, many discussions focused on broader system-level requirements, including compatibility, installation flexibility, scalable capacity, and reliable backup for essential loads during power outages.
These conversations highlighted a growing demand for practical LiFePO4 power solutions that are not only reliable, but also easier to install, integrate, and adapt to different applications.
These conversations highlighted a growing demand for practical LiFePO4 power solutions that are not only reliable, but also easier to install, integrate, and adapt to different applications.
Lares K1 Brings a Simpler Approach to Home Backup
One of the key highlights at the LiTime booth was Lares K1, a new plug-in home backup solution scheduled to launch in October.
Designed for residential backup applications, Lares K1 combines an ultra-slim form factor with flexible installation options. The system can be wall-mounted, floor-mounted, or positioned against a wall, making it suitable for homes and apartments where installation space may be limited.
Its modular architecture also allows backup capacity to be expanded according to different household requirements.
Compared with conventional backup systems that may require extensive wiring or major modifications to a home electrical system, the plug-in design is intended to simplify deployment.
When grid power is interrupted, Lares K1 can switch to UPS backup mode in as little as 10 milliseconds, helping essential household equipment such as refrigerators, internet devices, and lighting remain operational.
For households looking for a more accessible home backup battery solution, this combination of compact installation, modular expansion, and fast power switching provides a more flexible approach to residential backup.
More Than Batteries: Flexible Power Configurations for Different Applications
Alongside Lares K1, LiTime presented several LiFePO4 battery models designed for different operating environments and power requirements.
The 12V 200Ah Slim High-Temperature LiFePO4 Battery features a metal enclosure and intelligent heat dissipation system, making it suitable for RVs, off-road vehicles, and applications where installation space or operating temperature can be challenging.
The 24V 100Ah Group 31 Bluetooth LiFePO4 Battery combines a compact Group 31 format with Bluetooth monitoring, low-temperature protection, and system expansion capability. It is designed for applications including RV, marine, and off-grid power systems.
LiTime also showcased a 51.2V 30Ah GC2 Bluetooth LiFePO4 Battery. Its standard GC2 format, high-rate discharge capability, Bluetooth monitoring, and support for parallel battery configurations make it an option for replacing traditional lead-acid batteries in applications such as golf carts and agricultural equipment.
In addition to batteries, LiTime displayed supporting power equipment including a 2kW inverter, DC-DC chargers, and Bluetooth monitoring devices.
Together, these products demonstrate LiTime’s broader approach to power system configuration. Rather than focusing only on individual battery models, distributors, installers, and project partners can select batteries and supporting equipment according to voltage, required capacity, installation space, operating conditions, and application-specific power demands.
What LiTime Heard from the Brazilian Market
The exhibition also gave LiTime an opportunity to better understand the priorities of customers and business partners in Brazil.
Discussions at the booth showed that battery buyers are increasingly considering the complete power system rather than evaluating products only by capacity or price.
System compatibility, installation requirements, expansion flexibility, monitoring capabilities, and backup reliability all emerged as important considerations.
For distributors and system integrators, this also means that product selection increasingly needs to account for how batteries interact with inverters, chargers, monitoring devices, and the wider electrical system.
The feedback gathered during the exhibition will help LiTime continue developing products and power configurations suited to the practical requirements of the Brazilian and wider Latin American markets.
Strengthening Partnerships Across Brazil and Latin America
The smarter E South America 2026 also created new opportunities for LiTime to engage directly with local distributors, system integrators, installers, and industry partners.
Conversations covered product selection, system integration, market requirements, and potential channel cooperation across applications including residential backup, solar and off-grid power, RV, marine, and agricultural equipment.
The event builds on LiTime’s ongoing expansion in Brazil and its efforts to develop more localized product, supply, and business support for the region.
Looking ahead, LiTime plans to continue strengthening its product portfolio, channel network, and service capabilities across Brazil and Latin America while working more closely with local partners.
For distributors, dealers, installers, and project customers exploring LiFePO4 power solutions, LiTime will continue providing battery products, compatible power equipment, and application-focused support for a growing range of residential, mobile, marine, and commercial power requirements.
