Can a van blitz battery master be fitted to leisure battery to engine battery on any system to stop engine battery going flat..?YES or NO.
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Yes and No… I don't think the van bits has a lithium setting. The Ablemail equivalent does have lithium setting.
I have one on my 300a lithium to top up starter battery it works fine
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Surely the battery the power is coming from has no relevance - it's just electricity. The battery it is going to is unlikely to be Lithium as it's a starter battery. Van Bitz battery master just delivers a trickle charge - 1.1 amp.
I assume as the voltage is always over 13v that the starter battery will need on a constant trickle charge with a lithium battery unless there is a switch to turn it off and on?
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The battery master only charges the starter when it is a certain voltage below the leisure. (0.5 volts I believe) If the leisure is at 13v and the starter is full at 12.7 then it would cut off. The Leisure wouldn't always be at 13v anyway would it?
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It most probably would if it was a lithium battery. As the chart
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Isn't the difference 0.85v ?It most probably would if it was a lithium battery. As the chart
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Hi guys, I was looking through the mobile-solarpower.com website, and on this page I found a battery voltage chart for LiFePO4 batteries. But I noticed it wasn't showing the exact voltage ranges that my battery data sheet does. My data sheet shows 100% charge at 14.6V and 0% charge at 10.0V...
So if the lead acid was fully charged at 12.7v the lithium would need to be at 13.55v or above ?
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He'd already had 3 yesses. We were on to more interesting stuff!
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Maybe, it depends where you live. In Scotland I have known a few people who have ended up with a flat starter battery with a BM an Ablemail cured the problem.
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