invento123
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So I know CHARGING a LiFePO4 battery at near freezing (40°F) to freezing is a very bad thing and should never be done. However is DISCHARGING a LiFePO4 battery at near freezing (40°F) to freezing bad for them? How about storing them at 40°F or below?
To add on, the batteries in question are 2 100AH LFP batteries out in my shed running some lights and such that I usually only pull around 6 amps out of them, will even this small load damage the batteries if it is say 40°F or below outside?
Final question, I have a 80 watt solar panel mounted on the shed that, in peak daylight really only puts out around 60 watts/4 amps, this means each 100AH battery is only charging at about 2 amps. Again in 40°F or below temperatures, is even this extremely low charge rate bad for the batteries and does it have the possibility to damage them?
Thanks in advance!
To add on, the batteries in question are 2 100AH LFP batteries out in my shed running some lights and such that I usually only pull around 6 amps out of them, will even this small load damage the batteries if it is say 40°F or below outside?
Final question, I have a 80 watt solar panel mounted on the shed that, in peak daylight really only puts out around 60 watts/4 amps, this means each 100AH battery is only charging at about 2 amps. Again in 40°F or below temperatures, is even this extremely low charge rate bad for the batteries and does it have the possibility to damage them?
Thanks in advance!
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