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Originally Posted by RVDH
That's not the point! they all have had this type of problem, they need to be monitored, special chargers, and if you do go that route make sure you buy the ones that are housed with an aluminum liner inside the battery so your RV doesn't burn up with the batteries.
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Each battery type needs a 'special ' charger, standard flooded, GEL, AGM. The difference is a mismatched Lithium will just be less efficient while a Lead Acid might outgas and explode.
Conventional Lead Acid batteries require constant monitoring and maintenance. Lithium's are almost bullet proof. I could say don't charge below a certain temperature but the battery has a built in temperature sensor and disconnects itself so I don't need to do anything.