I would like to replace the existing 5 12V leadacid batteries to a lifepo batteries on a chinese tuktuk. moreover I would like to install 2 photovoltaiic panels in order to charge with the sun the tuktuk
the electrical motor and its regulator works at a 60v to 70v voltage.
My initial plan is to install a bench of 19 100Ah eve lifepo 3,6V cells in order to get a 100%Soc voltage of 66.88V
I would like to know if a victron Smart IP43 Charger 48/13(1) 120-240V and a 150/35 smart solar mppt would be able to charge this bench with this voltage. Does anyone have a feedback of a similar experience?
waiting for your answer, I thank you very much,
florent
PS: I am in cabo verde, so it is not so easy to purchase material , and I don’t want to make mistakes!
As you can see on the screnshot of victron connect, in the programmation of the mppt 150/35 and the smart charger 48/13 , the absorption and the floating voltage can be higher than 60v. In fact, the programmable maximum absorption and floating voltage is 70v . Which, theoritically seems adequate for my project. I can not find in any other documentation the maximum batterie voltage for these apparels except on the programmation on victron connect. Can any one know where on the documentation it is writen the maximum batterie voltage ?
however, what I undestand on the datasheet, is the pre programmed voltage and not a voltage battery limit, since the user programmation seems to allow a voltage until 70V.
