Dragonfly Energy has partnered with the Keystone Innovation Lab to launch Keystone’s first solar-power system, Keystone’s Montana Super SolarFlex. Super SolarFlex is an energy system designed, engineered and optimized exclusively for Keystone Montana.
Keystone’s lab engineer, Jon Brock, was tasked with putting together a “dream team” of the best in the industry to outfit the new Montana Coach.
“Putting the (GameChanger) battery on board the Montana Coach to me is a no brainer, and it really adds to that customer experience because that’s what people buy these RVs for,” said Sean Nichols, COO of Dragonfly Energy. “With the right battery on board, it makes a big difference on a rig like this. It’s going to offer a lot of freedom to the person who decide to buy the Montana Super Solar package.”
The new Montana Coach has two of Dragonfly Energy’s new GameChanger (GC3) battery. With the GC3 outfitted in the new Keystone Montana, these two 12-volt, 255 amp-hour lithium batteries offer twice the amount of usable power at a fraction of the weight as a lead acid battery, according to the company. In addition to the 510 amp-hours of lithium-ion storage, this new battery is equipped with a new, built-in heating system for cold charging conditions.
The GC3 is only available to OEMs.
