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14.2 volts is too low for AGM batteries. I have 2 high performance agms that require 14.7 volts to fully charge. At least they should be charged to 14.4 volts like lead acid. One of my agms I bought in 2013 and currently using as my start battery, still cranking my van everyday but I have a...

One thing you can do is get a voltage stabilzer and run the fridge through that. Some fridges are very sensitive to voltage drop. The fridge I have 26liter joytutu starts cycling back and forth when my batteries (lifepo4 and li-ion) are below 50 percent. I have to use a voltage stabilizer and...

"Can I just link them in parallel with each other to double my battery life without effecting my solar system?" yes you can. Once connected together the batteries will equalize and charge and discharge together.

are you sure the renogy is getting fully charged everytime? One thing about lifepo4 when they are nearly depleted they will drop too much voltage when a device needs power, this might cause the device to shutoff due to low power. Besides voltage how are you monitoring the SOC of the lifepo4...

I use a 300 watt pure sine inverter to charge my dewalt 20 volt powertool batteries, a 100ah lifepo4 battery will easily run any 12 volt fridge, I run my 26 liter fridge on my lifepo4 24/7. The 300 watt inverter will also be enough for a laptop. Its best to get the smallest inverter that you...

for the lifepo4 you will need a coulombcounter to make sure you know the SOC at all times. With lifepo4 the resting voltage is always about 13.1 volts so you won't be able to get an accurate reading unless you have a meter that counts amps in/out. I been using the tk15 coulombcounter on my 220ah...

The wattmeter can also be used instead of coulombcounter, they count amps used but some only count up to about 64 amps and then reset. They are cheaper and easier to wire.

for lifepo4 batteries you need a coulombcounter to track its state of charge. Resting voltage of the lifepo4 is about 13.1 volts between 20 and 90 percent. The coulombcounter will count how many amps you use instead of relying on voltage. I recommend the tk15 coulombcounter, I been using them...

Fullriver full throttle are also good batteries, they look exactly like the odesseys. 12 years ago I bought a 27ah fullriver for 40 dollars (old stock) and it still installed in my van as a start battery. They make fullsize batteries also.

I would get a tk15 instead of the victron coulombcounter. Its about 40 dollars on ebay for the 50amp model. I been using them for years on my 220ah lifepo4 very accurate for the price. You will need it especially on a 40ah lifepo4. On my 12 volt fridge when the battery starts getting low the...

I would get a larger mppt controller. I have a makeskyblue 60a mppt controller on my 365 watt solar panel, when the sun is overhead it can get up to 27 amps from the panel. Your 330 watts can at least produce up to about 22 amps. On a large battery bank you want max amps during daylight hours...

If it doesnt charge right away (due to bms activated) you might have to use another 12 volt battery and connect them together/ disconnect right away and do it several times to get the bms to restart. There are videos on youtube that show how its done. Any 14.4 volt lead acid charger will work...

according to the 135001 manual the LVD is set to 11.8 volts. The lifepo4 BMS will disconnect long before it reaches that voltage. A 4S lifepo4 resting voltage (no load) will be 13.1 volts from about 10 percent to 100 percent. Once the resting voltage drops to around 12.8 volts your at about 10...

For solar controller I recommend the makeskyblue 60amp mppt. Its one of the few controllers that has battery voltage calibration (for voltage drop) purposes. I paid 120 dollars for mine 3 years ago and has been very reliable and use it on my 220ah lifepo4 bank 24/7. For solar panel, 170 sounds...

As long as the 12 volt output is regulated you should be ok to run a fridge with the 10 amp output. But there are some devices that might need more, my roadpro cooker requires 12 amps. Maybe 15 amps is a good tradeoff as the minimun if your going to have a 12 volt cooker of some sort down the...

On my van I have a 300ma drain on the start battery, after 2 days the battery won't crank over. I have to keep topping it off from the house battery 24/7. I couldnt find where the drain is coming from, from looking at the internet the max drain allowable on the start battery is 30ma. One thing...

The optimate seems to do what I been doing in my van with boost buck converters. 2 amps should be plenty to top off the start battery. On my van I have my 220ah lifepo4 battery bank to keep my agm start battery fully charged at all times. I have a 290ma drain in the van that drains the start...

If you can keep the battery inside your trailer it will be best. You can use any controller as long as you can adjust the bulk setting manually. Depending on how full the battery is you might have to adjust the bulk setting up or down. If the battery is full most of the time set the bulk to...

I been looking at the ecoflow delta 1260wh, I need a large inverter and it has an 1800 watt pure sine output. The reason I'm considering it is because I see them on ebay for 599 (refurbished) 2 year warranty. I rather pay 599 than 1300 for a brand new one. 1260 watt hour is comparable to about...

On my astrovan after several years of the battery getting drained over the weekend and slow cranking after sitting for several days I finally checked what the drain was. Hooking up a DC amp meter (start battery cable) to see how much power the van was using with engine off and everything turned...