RV Lithium Lite & Lithium Super Upgrade Systems - Mike Mas

Idle-Up,

My plan is for 700 amp-hours of SiO2. They have none of the fussy problems of LiFePo4. If it will fit, I'll use another as the starting battery.

I can't imagine an Li (except for the Titinate chemistry) being suitable in temperatures of below -30. Even if the bank is in the heated area of the RV, unless the use is full time.

Getting from cold soaked to operating temperatures would take a fair bit of time--and where would the power come from to operate the furnace?

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