Wire to tap for power behind or under seat?

[greenweever]

On a non B&O truck, is there a wire behind or under the seat to tap for power? I would like to have a usb charger to keep my lithium jump box topped off that lives under the seat.

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[Ranch]

On a non B&O truck, is there a wire behind or under the seat to tap for power? I would like to have a usb charger to keep my lithium jump box topped off that lives under the seat.

My jump starter stays fully charged on it's own for many months so I have no reason to have it hard wired to a power source.

 

[SLINGSHOT]

I would be nervous about a LiOn battery charging under my back seat. I even charge my EGO mower battery in the middle of my driveway. Love that mower, don't trust the battery.

 

[Gonzo chris]

I would be nervous about a LiOn battery charging under my back seat. I even charge my EGO mower battery in the middle of my driveway. Love that mower, don't trust the battery.

Have an ego as well. I have my charger plugged into a smart outlet and just turn it in about a half hour before I want to mow but I never leave it charging. No issues yet in almost 5 years

 

[Mc_Flier]

I’d prefer a charging cycle, perhaps weekly or monthly. I’d not leave it plugged in.

 

[Waterick]

I thought lithium batteries lasted longer if they were not maintained at always over 80 percent SOC. Sweet spot from 20 to 80 percent.

 

[bgn]

Yeah, I would not put that battery on a constant maintenance. You can leave it for months and it won't have lost much charge.

 

[null98115]

My jump starter stays fully charged on it's own for many months so I have no reason to have it hard wired to a power source.

I've used mine at least three times in the past year (not on my Maverick) and still have 80% power.

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