What is the difference between a lithium iron phosphate deep cycle bat

Starting batteries:

Advantage:
High Starting Current: Starting batteries are designed to provide high starting current and are suitable for start-up initiation.
Relatively lightweight: starting batteries are usually relatively close to each other and are suitable for the starting needs of the vehicle.

Disadvantages:
Not for deep cycling: starting batteries are not suitable for gap deep cycling charging and discharging as this may damage battery life.
Relative attractiveness of power consumption: starter batteries are designed to focus on delivering instantaneous high currents rather than withstanding deep cycling, and their power consumption may be relatively attractive.

Gecenpower Lithium Iron Phosphate Deep Cycle Batteries:

Advantage:
Long cycle deep charge capability: for applications where RVs require, deep depth and charging, such as nighttime use of electrical equipment or energy storage after solar charging.

Relatively highest consumption: Deep cycle batteries are designed to withstand repeated deep charge/discharge cycles, so they typically have extremely high consumption in proper use and next step.

HIGH SAFETY: Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries are relatively safe from fire or explosion.

Disadvantages:
Relatively high cost: lithium iron phosphate batteries can be more costly compared to other types of batteries.

In motorhomes, it is often recommended to use lithium iron phosphate deep cycle batteries to power live-in equipment, lighting, refrigerators, and other electrical devices that require gap deep cycling, and a specialized starting battery to start the engine. This ensures that the motorhome can be used for different purposes in order to get the best performance and longevity.