LFP on Shore Power with Inverter/charger?
An inverter/charger requires that you have a battery connected (or some 12v source) so it will supply any 12v to the RV. (Unlike a converter that will do 12v with no battery) Some say not to float...
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Seems to be two definitions of "float"
1. whatever the charger is still doing after the battery is full
2. enough voltage to keep the batt from self-discharge. "Maintain"
BB seems to use #1 since LFP self-discharge is so little.
The PD "lithium " converter seems to be a "Sales" invention to be "with it". Some LFP owners even prefer to do the recharge at less than 14.6 except when going for a balance.
An adjustable voltage converter would let you do lower than 14.6 without dropping all the way to 13.6 or 13.2, but if you already have the PD with CW, it makes sense to use that for sure.
1. whatever the charger is still doing after the battery is full
2. enough voltage to keep the batt from self-discharge. "Maintain"
BB seems to use #1 since LFP self-discharge is so little.
The PD "lithium " converter seems to be a "Sales" invention to be "with it". Some LFP owners even prefer to do the recharge at less than 14.6 except when going for a balance.
An adjustable voltage converter would let you do lower than 14.6 without dropping all the way to 13.6 or 13.2, but if you already have the PD with CW, it makes sense to use that for sure.
