There doesn't seem to be any straightforward information about how to store an RV with Lithium batteries. I have a 2022 Thor Sequence with the basic 200ah lithium system. I've had it for a year and finally got my solar panel replaced which apparently was dead since I got it, but that's another story
Anyway, I just got done with a great 10 day trip to the San Juan Islands, now I am parking my RV for a couple months before I take it anywhere else. If I search for proper storage techniques, all I see are warnings about overcharging that don't apply to lithium, especially systems that trickle charge like mine. If I'm plugged in, or if during the day I'm unplugged but the solar is going it goes into "float charge" mode. What's my best bet? Should I let it drain a little overnight and let the solar keep it topped off during the day? Or is it better to just keep it plugged in 24/7? What I'm most curious about by far, why is this question so controversial? The only "answers" out there are about how not to overcharge your lead acid batteries, and how if you have lithium you should consult your nonexistent user manual for that. I'm not exaggerating. My Thor came with a user manual but only makes passing references to lithium batteries telling me to refer to Li-ion documentation. But, if I google for that, I only find very general information that assumes I can "take the battery out" like we're talking about a digital camera or something...