Jay,
I faced this issue recently with a Blue Ion system. Blue Planet tech
support sent me a clear description of the solution worked out by a Utah
installer, Gardner Energy in West Haven, that was brilliant. It used an
18W and a 24W reptile terrarium heater placed between layers of
batteries (pet store), a $15 Thermo-Cube thermostatically controlled
plug-in outlet (hardware or farm supply), and a roll of Reflectix
mylar-coated bubble-wrap insulation (Home Depot) that lined the steel
battery enclosure on its interior.
Allan
On 5/16/2019 5:41 PM, jay wrote:
HI All,
I”m wondering if anyone has suggestions about how to charge a Lithium battery
in RV or in this case Polarius in sub zero temps.
Are there batteries that have heaters built in, or is it still a custom design
issue to build a heating system?
( insulation and heaters)
Thanks,
jay
peltz power
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New Mexico EE98J Journeyman Electrician
Founder (Retired), Positive Energy, Inc.
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