Affordable Li iron phosphate 60 ah battery?

[crunchyshad]

I've been patiently waiting for an affordable lithium set up for my westfalia camper and was hoping for some input. Please look at the links below. I'm just wondering if this will work: Its a Li battery that has a sixty amp discharge rate and a maximum of thirty amp charge rate. So imho it will work? Since it does not have posts like a drop in lead acid battery, I was thinking I could use a positive and negative buss bar wired into a lead that plugs into the battery. This would make taking the battery out during times when not in use. To my understanding one of the tricky things with Li is that it has to be charged properly to meet the battery management systems BMS requirements. So I found this solar charge controller, please see link below. I'm hoping that I can tie my car alternator charge into the controller through the PV input? If not its okay since the system should be satisfactory as is w/o vehicle charging.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N1ZNRTJ/_encoding=UTF8?coliid=I100O1YY7KEBHZ&colid=3RU3M7HQ7RMQ5

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N5DI29K/_encoding=UTF8?coliid=I3SRTKO3X7QJQS&colid=3RU3M7HQ7RMQ5

Sincerely, -shad

[NEOH]

I'm just wondering if this will work: Its a Li battery that has a sixty amp discharge rate

Sincerely, -shad

The ad states ...
80 amp continuous discharge rate
60AH = Capacity

You can discharge at 10 amps for approx 6 hours.
Is that enough for your loads?

No, you did not include any link to the Solar Charge Controller.
Your two URL links are identical.
Typically, a Solar Charge Controller requires Solar Panels, ie not compatible with alternator.

[crunchyshad]

Hi NEOH and thanks for the reply. I just tried the links and they are different? I was hoping to do both solar and use of alternator/starting battery via isolater sorry for the confusion. If I can not use the 20 amp max charge circuit coming from my starting battery, my 150w solar will suffice. I did get confirmation that I can charge up to 30 amps.

[NEOH]

OK, I see the Charge Controller.
It is a PWM charger.
Is a MPPT charger better?

I am not a big fan of "Battery Isolators".
There are manual switches, automatic contactors and diode based models.

I prefer to keep the House Battery separate from the Starting Battery.