pianotuna wrote:
Hi 3tons,
I do have an li battery device. They happen to recommend 85% maximum charge to extend the life of the battery.
That’s good to know, but ‘service application’ matters (say, appliance, RV or what??) which will dictate both chemistry and charging requirements, right??.… Bottom line is ‘Li’ does not specifically denote LiFePO4 chemistry (nor do we know it’s a/hr capacity, or type of charging device?)…For clarity’s sake (meaning confusion avoidance) there’s no reason why a LiFePO4 cannot be fully charged - it’s just that it’s seldom necessary, and I suspect that (say, after one’s gained some hands-on familiarity and understanding - e.g. NOT of the Flooded Lead Acid type!…), few will commit to do so on a routine basis…
3 tons
