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Leisure battery install location

Guy:Incognito · 2017-06-23 00:14:10

My question isn't camper related but figured you guys would be my best bet. I'm putting a leisure battery in a peugeot partner van. My only concern is location. It's not going to fit anywhere under the bonnet afaik so I'm looking at the load area somewhere. I'll e doing a good bit of shelving and whatnot . Can I just build…

23-06-2017 1:14am

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My question isn't camper related but figured you guys would be my best bet. I'm putting a leisure battery in a peugeot partner van. My only concern is location. It's not going to fit anywhere under the bonnet afaik so I'm looking at the load area somewhere. I'll e doing a good bit of shelving and whatnot . Can I just build a ply box around it if I install it up against the bulkhead? How much clearance , couple of inches all round? Presumably it would need to be ventilated, or is there no need?

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As close as practically possible to the alternator split charge and distribution.
I'd leave enough space for two Group GC2 or two Group 31.
Enough Clearance for the Terminals and Master Fuse.
Battery must have a hold down/wedges.

Ventilate a tube to atmosphere. SLA have outlets for this.

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