Lithium battery advice

[NatMc24]

Hi, little bit of advice please. Can anyone recommend a lithium battery that doesnt break the bank and fits under the drivers seat in a T6.1. We only need it to power the fridge and lights and are using the Victron Smart DC to DC. Thank you

 

[ginkster]

Fogstar Drift 105ah. Fits laying on its side.

 

[NatMc24]

Fogstar Drift 105ah. Fits laying on its side.

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Thank you, I'll have a look at this one

 

[Anakin]

Or the drift eco which is a little bit cheaper

Drift ECO 100Ah 12V Leisure Battery

The Fogstar Drift ECO is your gateway to reliable, budget-friendly off-grid power. With a superb 100Ah capacity and 1250Wh of usable energy, the Drift ECO is perfect for powering everything from leisure applications like camping and caravanning to professional use cases like solar energy storage.

www.fogstar.co.uk

 

[jimc91]

Eco-worthy do one around £200 with Bluetooth and low temp protection, fits on its side

 

[NatMc24]

Or the drift eco which is a little bit cheaper

Drift ECO 100Ah 12V Leisure Battery

The Fogstar Drift ECO is your gateway to reliable, budget-friendly off-grid power. With a superb 100Ah capacity and 1250Wh of usable energy, the Drift ECO is perfect for powering everything from leisure applications like camping and caravanning to professional use cases like solar energy storage.

www.fogstar.co.uk

Thank you too

 

[NatMc24]

Eco-worthy do one around £200 with Bluetooth and low temp protection, fits on its side

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Thank you aswell

 

[NatMc24]

Just running the lights and the dometic fridge is the 100ah ok or any suggestions?

 

[TallPaul_S]

Just running the lights and the dometic fridge is the 100ah ok or any suggestions?

Depends...

On how long you want to spend 'off grid' with no charging.

A normal 50l fridge will use 1-1.5Ah per hour, so around 30Ah in a day. So realistically you might get 2-3 days from a 100Ah battery with no additional charging.

 

[NatMc24]

Depends...

On how long you want to spend 'off grid' with no charging.

A normal 50l fridge will use 1-1.5Ah per hour, so around 30Ah in a day. So realistically you might get 2-3 days from a 100Ah battery with no additional charging.

That's really helpful thank you!