Size Matters

[pacman]

This is a model specific question regarding the fitting of a lithium battery and 2000w pure sine inverter to my 2018 Coral 670 SL but any relevant helpful advice is welcome.
Currently I have 2 x 80AH lead acid batteries fitted but want to upgrade to a 300AH Lithium Battery + Inverter.
The problem appears to be lack of space in the available compartment for the battery, inverter, B2B charger, cabling and other associated equipment. (see attached photo).
The inverter is 405 x 240 x 95 mm
The 300AH battery is 524 x 240 x 220 mm
I am aware of the changes I need to make to fit a lithium battery regarding the update of the NE237, fitting B2B charger etc.
Has anybody fitted Lithium Battery + Inverter to this model and could you share what you used to ensure it all fitted ?
Ang
Thank you

 

[bigtwin]

Presumably you’re aware that the lithium battery can be fitted in any orientation (apart from upside down). Perhaps that might give you some more flexibility in terms of locations.

Ian

 

[pacman]

Presumably you’re aware that the lithium battery can be fitted in any orientation (apart from upside down). Perhaps that might give you some more flexibility in terms of locations.

Ian

Thanks Ian, I have included this into my thinking. Another possibility has been suggested to me of using 2 batteries, will be looking into this as a possible solution

 

[bigtwin]

Thanks Ian, I have included this into my thinking. Another possibility has been suggested to me of using 2 batteries, will be looking into this as a possible solution

Yes, two batteries could be a solution.

Ian

 

[cyberyacht]

It looks as if you could fit a pair of 120AH KS Energy batteries in there. Advantages are discount for Funsters and halves the drain from the inverter for heavy loads. Perhaps a 1500W inverter might be sufficient and a bit smaller/cheaper.

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