RV Batteries - Lithium as Option
I've read enough to develop questions I can't seem to find the answers to, so I'm here once more to soak it in. I've had some concerns that the current and original batteries on my Class A might ne...
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DIY LiFePO4 banks, made with 200+ Ah cells are getting to be cost effective. You can build a 280 Ah bank with a charge controller for under $500 !
Besides higher energy storage per pound AND per cubic foot, the other big benefit is you can run them down to a very low SOC without damage. They have a very slow "self discharge" rate. Like any other battery they should be stored at 100% SOC, but do NOT require any trickle charging, even when stored for months.
Besides higher energy storage per pound AND per cubic foot, the other big benefit is you can run them down to a very low SOC without damage. They have a very slow "self discharge" rate. Like any other battery they should be stored at 100% SOC, but do NOT require any trickle charging, even when stored for months.
