Optimally charging your cabine/lodge with solar power
The right setup makes all the difference.
Solar power is free, but it is not reliably available on demand. A cloudy day, a short winter day or an incorrectly positioned panel can quickly upset the energy balance...
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Is Lithium technology for cabines/lodges?
Here we look at when it pays off, and when older lead-acid technologies are sufficient.
Anyone who lives in their a cabin/lodge all year round needs a constant supply of electricity. The fridge, heating control system and water pump don’t just run occasionally – they run every day. Lead-acid, AGM and GEL batteries have been reliably powering these everyday needs for years...
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How many battery modules does my cabine/lodge need?
With Banner, you remain flexible – even if your usage changes.
No two tiny houses are the same – each has different electrical loads, usage patterns and requirements. That is why there is no one-size-fits-all rule when it comes to the ...
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Lithium, AGM or GEL: Which technology is right for your boat?
Three technologies, three application profiles.
Not every boat needs lithium. AGM and GEL batteries still have their place. The question is which technology best suits specific usage profiles.
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Converting to lithium: What you need to consider
Why the alternator cannot simply keep up.
Converting a boat battery to lithium is quickly done. However, the charging system is often overlooked – and that is exactly where problems can arise...
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Which lithium battery is right for my boat?
Calculate the required capacity instead of guessing.
How much battery capacity a boat needs depends on the power consumption on board. Choosing the capacity based on guesswork can mean either spending too much on the initial purchase or running out of power after two days without direct power.A better approach is to list every electrical load on board, note its wattage and estimate how many hours it runs each day.
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Lead-acid, AGM or lithium: Which battery is best for motorhomes and caravans?
Two vehicles, two answers.
Motorhomes and caravans place different demands on the on-board battery. With motorhomes, every kilo counts up to the 3.5-tonne limit. With caravans, mains electricity is usually available at campsites....
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Which lithium battery is right for my motorhome?
Calculate instead of guessing.
Caravaning means freedom. But freedom requires energy, and the right battery determines how long that energy will last. If you guess instead of calculating, you may find yourself without shore power...
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On the road too: safely charging the leisure battery via the alternator
Why a simple cable is no longer enough with lithium.
Lithium batteries are extremely worthwhile for caravan users. Howeve the cable length between the starter battery and the leisure battery can prove an issue...
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What is an AGM battery?
Everything there is to know about the AGM battery.
AGM technology is primarily used in start-stop systems with the highest energy requirements and brake energy recuperation.
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Charging indicator lamp lights up while driving
What to do?
The starter and on-board power supply battery stores and supplies electricity to the car. This happens ...
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Difference between AGM and EFB batteries
What are the differences between an AGM and EFB battery?
Both AGM and EFB batteries are suitable for use in start-stop vehicles.
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