Winter storage for LFP battery Hi all, My van will go for…
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Winter storage for LFP battery
Hi all,
My van will go for winter storage for 6 months indoors without power at a friends place.
I have a Renogy Core Mini 12V 200 Ah Lithium battery and on the internet I find conflicting info on what to do for long term storage. I see three options:
1. Storing it in the van, disconnected (indoors without active heating, ambient temperatures of say 10-15 deg C with some fluctuations.
2. Bringing it indoors at home and storing it here disconnected.
3. Bringing it indoors but connecting it to something like a Victron AC charger with storage option (which I would have to buy)
Could you comment on how much of a difference option 1, 2 and 3 make?
I normally run on 600 W solar and a DC-DC on the car battery. On occasion I have used shore power to keep it topped off. I've never gone below 30 Ah and have bought the battery last May.
#lifestyle
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Hi all,
My van will go for winter storage for 6 months indoors without power at a friends place.
I have a Renogy Core Mini 12V 200 Ah Lithium battery and on the internet I find conflicting info on what to do for long term storage. I see three options:
1. Storing it in the van, disconnected (indoors without active heating, ambient temperatures of say 10-15 deg C with some fluctuations.
2. Bringing it indoors at home and storing it here disconnected.
3. Bringing it indoors but connecting it to something like a Victron AC charger with storage option (which I would have to buy)
Could you comment on how much of a difference option 1, 2 and 3 make?
I normally run on 600 W solar and a DC-DC on the car battery. On occasion I have used shore power to keep it topped off. I've never gone below 30 Ah and have bought the battery last May.
#lifestyle
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