REDODO Lithium RV batteries | Easy DIY Install - anyone can do it!

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[@graciel3725]

Same batteries that we have bro, except we have the 200W version. Two years and they are still going good, going to add 2 more soon. Our tiny house has 6, 100W panels and soon to have 800W of storage. The tiny house is built is to be 100% off-grid. Keep us updated if you would be so kind brother! ~much love ❤

[@RollinHomies]

Few things, add a solar panel and charge controller with lithium profile so that they will charge up to the 14.3-14.6v they need. Disconnect the solenoid that charges from your alternator (or if this is a TT, don’t charge from 7pin) because it will now cook when charging those lithium’s (if it’s not already burnt from age). And, you’re a brave man using an impact on those battery terminals. If you didn’t get heated batteries, they will such down on you in the winter months if that’s your travel style.

[@Eagle-Xpress]

In the winter time they will be taken off and stored in my heated garage.

[@chiraldude]

Of course you will not be able to fully charge the new batteries until you upgrade your charge controller. Also, whatever your motor home has for a battery charge monitor will not work anymore. You will want to upgrade that as well.

[@Eagle-Xpress]

Monitor works great. Charges them to 13.6 and they last for days and days lowest it's gotten is 13.1 with heavy use.

[@step_inside]

Good video

[@mjrootz]

OK SOME SAFETY TIPS: Always use heavy duty DC breakers at the positive battery terminals before the wires go anywhere else. Always use a heavy duty breaker between your inverter and your batteries. Always use a breaker between your solar panel and your solar charge controller.. These breakers should be rated for the max current that will be drawn though those devices.. Keep your cables as short as you can and use the proper size wire that is rated for or even higher than the current that will be drawn through those devices. Check "amperage capacity for wire" charts (online) to determine what gauge wire that is required for your system.. You would be surprised at the number of DYI people who do not know what they are doing and end up with inverter cables heating up like a toaster element. Keep it safe.. do the research, use correct and safe wiring to avoid issues and a possible fire. More importantly, if you don't know what you are doing.. FIND SOMEONE WHO DOES.

[@Eagle-Xpress]

Thanks for the tips. These are being used with factory wiring so not worried about anything you've mentioned.

[@inglesd90]

These batteries will not fully charge without a lithium charger. Lifepo4 charges at 14.4v, while lead acid is usually around 13.6v. Your rig probably has a lead acid battery charger built in and will never provide enough voltage to fully charge these. You really need to make sure you have a lithium charger to get full use out of these.

[@Eagle-Xpress]

They seem to work awesome. Using them right now.