Might want to make sure you have some space around the batteries for air circulation to keep the batteries cool(er). They don't like heat. Add the 3rd battery now that way they all have the same potential.
Not really a consideration for lithium ion batteries. No ventilation needed. They can be stacked sideways, upside down, no problem. Each one has a built-in BMS (battery management system) that won't allow overheating. Combining batteries of different ages isnt much of a problem either. Not like with lead acid. That's why they cost so danged much ! :)
Is that a radar dome I detect up there with the panels? I bet you’ve got a N!EA 2000 network running through that thing by now also. I know, it’s hard to completely get the water out of your system. Now if you only had some red and green markers alongside the driveway…….
Wow, horrible install with the flexible solar directly on the roof. Whilenit was easy that heat will transfer directly into the camper.......there is a reason the oems dont just double sticky tape them to the roof. Hope you enjoy it this summer.
Maybe you didnt notice the layer of foil-backed thermal foam under the panels? Lots of successful long-term installations done this way. I guess we'll see. So far, everything working great.
Might want to make sure you have some space around the batteries for air circulation to keep the batteries cool(er). They don't like heat. Add the 3rd battery now that way they all have the same potential.
Not really a consideration for lithium ion batteries. No ventilation needed. They can be stacked sideways, upside down, no problem. Each one has a built-in BMS (battery management system) that won't allow overheating. Combining batteries of different ages isnt much of a problem either. Not like with lead acid. That's why they cost so danged much ! :)
Is that a radar dome I detect up there with the panels? I bet you’ve got a N!EA 2000 network running through that thing by now also. I know, it’s hard to completely get the water out of your system. Now if you only had some red and green markers alongside the driveway…….
:) We have a bar in our basement, and I've been seriously considering installing channel markers on the stairway.
Wow, horrible install with the flexible solar directly on the roof. Whilenit was easy that heat will transfer directly into the camper.......there is a reason the oems dont just double sticky tape them to the roof.
Hope you enjoy it this summer.
Maybe you didnt notice the layer of foil-backed thermal foam under the panels? Lots of successful long-term installations done this way. I guess we'll see. So far, everything working great.