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Originally Posted by wwillie73
Where would I find out that information? Thanks
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You'll need to take the cover/panels off of the power distribution panel. The converter/charger section is either:
a) built in or present as a control board directly attached
or
b) a separate item that is plugged in to an outlet (hidden behind a mess of wires) and then attached to the 12v distribution portion of the panel by thick wires
Once you find it, you will have to locate the manufacturer's part number and look up the specs on their website.
Sounds daunting, but it's really not all that bad.
Once you find the mfr part number for the converter and you look it up.... you'll have to read through the specs.
IF there's no mention of Lithium batts, it likely is NOT compatible. That doesn't mean it won't provide 12v or charge.... it means it will under-charge the batts. LiFePo4 batts require higher voltage to get 100% charge. Using one of these will never yield a full charge.
Some more recent models of converter/charges may be compatible with BOTH battery types (mine was)... BUT required a toggle switch to flip between LI and SLA batts. This toggle switch was not provided. I made it out of items in my electrical scrap drawer
And thirdly, some converters are ONLY compatible with Lifepo4 batts - not likely that you have one of these installed from the factory.