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Old 09-02-2021, 12:42 PM   #1
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LiFePO4 batteries and cold

What happens when you hook up your trailer with LiFePO4 batteries and it's below zero C? Low temp charge limit is 0 deg C and low temp discharge limit is -20 deg C. I assume the battery allows you to run all your DC stuff because it can still discharge. But it will not accept a charge from the tow vehicle, shore power or genset because it is below the 0 deg C cutoff. Is this correct?

Also, I am thinking about moving all my DC stuff (LiFePO4 battery(s), solar charge controller, inverter and converter/charger) into the basement (non storage area where all the rat's nest of wires is). I am going to do this because my basement gets heating and cooling and I think the LiFePO4 batteries will like the climate control.
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Pretty much if your battery does have the low temp sensor. Some cheap ones do not.
Moving them into climate control would be smart so they can be charged.
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Pretty much if your battery does have the low temp sensor. Some cheap ones do not.
Moving them into climate control would be smart so they can be charged.
I have the SOK 206Ah LiFePO4 and it does have the low temp sensor.
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