Charger for Lithium Battery LiFePO4

Started by quang tran, October 01, 2024, 05:18:51 PM

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Keta

I spent the $ and got a high end BMS for my solar power  system.  I am still nervous about energy storage and an waiting for sodium ion batteries to get perfected. If I do get a LiFePO4 battery bank I will build a small insolated and heated box/building between my solar panels and inverter, and far away from my bees.  I did just buy a 10ah LiFePO4 battery for my Tanacom Bull 750 but it will be charged in a "safe" place. 
Hi, my name is Lee and I have a fishing gear problem.

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quang tran

Fred ,I used light to attract bait fish then crappie will come . I use 3 light 1 is 27W other 2 are 20W total 67W ,They need more than 3AH to run 1 hour ,that's how much light needed to draw bait fish in .These light normal people mount on truck,2200 to 2700 lm each .When fishing at night in salt water we use much more power light and we have to use a small generator (Honda EU2000 )to power it up .
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Keta

Hi, my name is Lee and I have a fishing gear problem.

I have all of the answers, yup, no, maybe.

A man who carries a cat by the tail learns something he can learn in no other way.
Mark Twain

quang tran


jgp12000

I have 2 lithium LED flashlights one head lamp.USB C.I am assuming
since these are such low current devices they are safer, or is there still a fire hazard from overcharging?

jtwill98

Quote from: jgp12000 on October 03, 2024, 10:50:21 AMI have 2 lithium LED flashlights one head lamp.USB C.I am assuming
since these are such low current devices they are safer, or is there still a fire hazard from overcharging?

I doubt there is much chance at over charging them since the USB-C chargers amperage and voltage fall in the range of the charging specs for the 18650 & 21799 batteries. If in doubt or for peace of mind, place the batteries in a lithium charging bag and charge them separately. 

I have several tactical flashlights and I have not encountered any issues.  I was concerned at first and monitored the heat of the battery and it never was warm when charging.  My one incident with lithium batteries was caused by using the wrong charger.