Adkrottie Dad
New Member
Hey guys, I will be having a new E23 with lithium batteries being delivered to upstate New York this late winter/ early spring. My concern is about potential damage to the batteries in sub freezing temperatures during transport. It is my understanding that lithium batteries can tolerate freezing temperatures short term as long as they are not being charged. The problem is they will be hooked up to 400 watts of solar on the trip. Should I ask Escape to unhook the solar cables to the charge controller before transport? What do yo think?