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pianotuna
Feb 27, 2021Nomad III
3 tons wrote:"
“Should not charge/discharge below 32F”.
Wrong, in most cases LiFePo4’s can be discharged to about -4f, (e.g. BB, et al) and can be charged below 32f, but at a much reduced amperage. Though my LFP is interior mounted (by a repurposed battery box), in many cases one should be able to do this passively via solar due to seasonally reduced winter harvest.
3 tons
3 tons the quote from the article qualifies itself:
"Keep battery temperature above 0 C (32 f) when discharging if possible"
I agree with the -4 f (-20 c)
I don't know why the seller's site is so negative about LiFePo4. It would seem to be bad for business. I do wonder if it is a "wiggle" on warranty??
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