Battery Storage Temps
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Yes this is true. Good article to read through and covers this topic.
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Assembling a Lithium Iron Phosphate Marine House Bank | Nordkyn Design
This article describes the process of designing, assembling and balancing a lithium battery bank for use on a yacht.
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as per the spec sheet of EVE cells Lithium phosphate batteries can be stored for up to one month at temperatures between -4F and 113 F and up to a year between 32 F and 95 F. See if you can find a spec sheet for your batteries.
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Does this mean "without any degradation"?
Yes that is why there is a shirt term and long term value
With this being said, I came across this for Lith batts, sourced from Here. I was considering buying This if I can find one available and place it somewhere in a MB Sprinter van's engine bay if I found room. Does anyone know if that's a bad Idea? Is there anything I should consider or avoid?
Not sure if I am reading the below correctly, but it sure sounds like lithium batts should be placed in colder environments.
Not sure if I am reading the below correctly, but it sure sounds like lithium batts should be placed in colder environments.
Temperature | 40% charge | 100% charge | Table 3: Estimated recoverable capacity when storing Li-ion for one year at various temperatures. Elevated temperature hastens permanent capacity loss. Not all Li-ion systems behave the same. |
| 0°C (32F) | 98% (after 1 year) | 94% (after 1 year) | |
| 25°C (77F) | 96% (after 1 year) | 80% (after 1 year) | |
| 40°C (104F) | 85% (after 1 year) | 65% (after 1 year) | |
| 60°C (140F) | 75% (after 1 year) | 60% (after 3 months) |
