An Unconventional Marine Lithium Battery Install Project

This video goes through the process of installing a two house bank lithium battery system on a Universal Marine Trawler in the Pacific Northwest. The new system has two completely separate lithium batteries of different sizes installed on the boat and I go through the design and installation process. This is an unconventional build and I discuss pros and cons of this type of system. I also discuss tools and equipment used during the build process. Special thank you for LiTime for providing the batteries and some charging equipment seen in this video. LiTime Website: www.LiTime.com List of Products and Equipment mentioned in the video: LiTime 320amphr 12v Battery: https://link.amazon/B0iOx2u9Y LiTime 80Amp Battery Charger: https://link.amazon/B04eAi4lQ LiTime 60amp DC to DC Charger: https://link.amazon/B0hhQQ9PF 12v Relay: https://link.amazon/B04O7N9jJ Victron 12/12 18amp DC to DC Charger: https://link.amazon/B0iOx2u9Y Victron 12/12 9amp DC to DC Charger: https://link.amazon/B0glAlrjn Victron Battery Monitor: https://link.amazon/A0eOSQpmY Dewalt 20v Heat Gun: https://link.amazon/B03uNL2vv Dewalt 20v 8Amphr Battery: https://link.amazon/B06Egnlyv Blue Sea Power Post p/n 2011: https://link.amazon/B0jcNz1Pk Fenix HM61R V3 Headlamp: https://link.amazon/B0fxePFTK Blue Sea MRBF Fuse Block: https://link.amazon/B0eLmkcGk Blue Sea Rocker Switch: https://link.amazon/B01L2eddF Blue Sea Contura Switch Plate: https://link.amazon/B00LWAvHB Dymo Rhino Industrial 5200 Label Maker: https://link.amazon/B0fryUDAI