Cold weather can cut your battery’s capacity in half, making it harder to power your lights, heat, and fridge during a winter trip. Keep your batteries charged above 50%, avoid charging when they’re below freezing, and consider adding battery heaters or insulated compartments.
Frank, Engineer: “We’ve tested different lithium systems through real Midwest winters, and insulation or thermal management makes a huge difference in performance.”
Rover Vans can upgrade your system with battery heaters and Victron monitoring so your van’s electrical system stays reliable through every cold-weather adventure.
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