Cellink Neo Safety in Hot Sunny Weather

[erotavlas]

Hi,
Does anyone know if it is safe to keep this battery in a car that is parked in a sunny location (hot summer weather, no shade).
I actually have this battery but I just received it and was reconsidering installing it because I realized that the inside of a car can get quite hot when left parked in the sun. And I know its LiFePO4 which is supposed to be safer however the max temp in the specs is 65C and I read that car can exceed this temperature sometimes.

 

[jokiin]

keep it down low and out of line of sight to keep it as cool as possible, car interior can easily hit 65°C on a 30°C day if parked in full sun, lower down will be cooler

 

[JohnnyMnemonic]

I’ve got mine installed in the center console tunnel, I popped the side panel off and tucked it inside under where the cup holders basically are. I had my blackvue b112 in there for over a year and it was never an issue so I don’t see the NEO being any more of an issue but we shall see this summer.

 

[Nowuseeme]

I don't use a cell link neo but I use an "Anypower T plus" battery back up to run my blackvue DR590. I have the battery located behind the driver side left foot kick panel. They use the same batteries as the cell link. I've been using it for a year now with no issues in this San Antonio, Texas heat.

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[kamkar]

If i had one i would stash it under a seat, the lowest / shaded / and best ventilated place i can think off.

 

[erotavlas]

what about in the trunk is it safe in there?

 

[Nowuseeme]

Trunk would be fine too

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[NetHunter]

What shall the ones do that live like in Texas where cars get to over 100 on sunny days on a norm?

 

[Nowuseeme]

What shall the ones do that live like in Texas where cars get to over 100 on sunny days on a norm?

Not exactly sure what you're asking but, I live in San Antonio and I've had my battery pack stored in the trunk as well. It's been installed in 2 different vehicles.

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