Question about solar and my LiFePo4 batteries
In my Class B Xplorer 230XL I have two 100AH LiFePo4 batteries giving me 200 AHs. While I bought them in June 2019 I have not used them until this spring due to getting multiple myeloma, a blood canc...
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I would suspect the problem lies with the controller of the panel kit. Considering the price at which they are selling the controller has to be marginal and this is more likely to be a problem with the new batteries.
Charge controllers for lithium phosphate batteries only hit the market a couple of years ago and there were suggested work arounds but not charging profiles matched to lithium phosphate batteries.
One good thing I found with these batteries in my RV was that the solar charging was much more effective and fewer hours of sunlight were needed to keep them at 100% SOC.
Charge controllers for lithium phosphate batteries only hit the market a couple of years ago and there were suggested work arounds but not charging profiles matched to lithium phosphate batteries.
One good thing I found with these batteries in my RV was that the solar charging was much more effective and fewer hours of sunlight were needed to keep them at 100% SOC.
