Does Go Power Lithium RV Battery 34282738 Need Heater
Updated 09/24/2026 | Published 09/23/2026
Question:
I bought and installed two of: Go Power Lithium RV Battery - Deep Cycle - LiFePO4 - Group 31 - 12V - 100 Amp Hour Part Number: 34282738 last month in my RV. As the temperature outside has gone down it seems to me I will need to add 12v battery heaters. Do you sell anything for these batteries?
asked by: Terry C
Expert Reply:
Hey Terry, your #34282738 batteries do need to be above freezing to accept a charge. They can still discharge in temperatures down to -4°F, and their internal BMS provides temperature protection. Unfortunately, we don't currently offer a 12V heating pad designed to add heating capability to these particular batteries. Our battery heating pads like # ZE87FR, operate on 120V AC rather than directly from the 12V battery bank. How cold of a climate are you in?
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Terry C.
9/24/2026
Snow cover starts in November and remains in place thru March. Typically only 2-4 days below zero, 20-40'F all winter.