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2025 Tab 360 w-Lithium Upgrade

SereneCampingSereneCamping Member Posts: 18
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Is anyone aware of the existence of an electrical diagram for the Tab 360 with the Lithium Upgrade Package?
2025 T@B 360 Black Canyon with Lithium Upgrade “Serenity”
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  • Yoshi_TABYoshi_TAB Member Posts: 545
    Hi,

     Nucamp does not provide them,  even to dealers (i have asked our 360 dealer if Nucamp gives them to dealers and he said no ).   

    Are you looking to install a Multiplus in a non lithium model?  

    Tracing out the AC and DC circuits is pretty straight forward if you are doing mods. 


    2025 360 CS 
    2021 TAB 320 BD (w/new owner having fun)
    2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee
    Southern Maryland
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  • rickpoolrickpool Member Posts: 16
    @Yoshi_TAB, we meet again!  You and your posts were very helpful when I upgraded my 320 batteries, but I just bought a 360 Black Canyon with a 100ah BB Lithium standard.  Congrats on your 360 CS!  I saw you were upgrading the batteries… did you also install the MultiPlus Inverter/Charger?  If so, can you point me to any posts that show how to do this?  Thanks!
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  • Yoshi_TABYoshi_TAB Member Posts: 545
    edited September 28
    Hi, 

    Sorry for the slow response…I’m out traveling.  I have not installed  a Multiplus or inverter yet.  Going to work on it this winter.  I’m leaning toward just an inverter.  I do not want to give up the storage under the bed for the size of the multiplus and related parts.  I’m leaning just toward an inverter, maybe with a transfer switch like I had in my 320.

    We are out on a 5 week trip and I did install a larger 230 Ah battery.  We are not huge boon dockers  , maybe 25% of the time.  I’ve been having good luck with getting 50-55 amps of charging out of the WFCO.

    There is another 360 owner who I know had  the multiplus  installed   aftermarket I’m not sure if he did it himself  or had it done aftermarket .  I have seen pictures from him.  I’ve chatted with him quite a bit over FB messenger.  I need to get to my computer and will forward his pictures and contact info.  I’ve also seen pictures of the Nucamp Multiplus install which would help a lot .  Have you seen those? 
    2025 360 CS 
    2021 TAB 320 BD (w/new owner having fun)
    2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee
    Southern Maryland
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  • MountaintrailsMountaintrails Member Posts: 15
    I just brought a 2026 tab360 home, black canyon. Mine has the upgraded solar system but only the 100 amp hour battery.  I am leaning towards more battery storage. The Battleborn is an expensive battery for what you get. Is it worth it? That’s for the individual to decide. I am leaning towards taking Battleborn out. Installing a single 320ah battery. I don’t need the battery heater mode. I am pulling the battery and storing it inside my home in the winter. It’s inside the house of the trailer and that will not see low temps during normal operation. There will not be a need to change the charge controller for me anyway. 
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  • Zander360Zander360 Member Posts: 5
    2025 360 BC noob. It’s a bit tedious getting under the battery area (because of the reclining seat back) but I was looking at adding a LiTime 230Ah battery in parallel to the stock 100Ah battery. Not adding an inverter just yet and if I do, it will only be to power the outlet in the 360 kitchen area for a Blackstone grill. Gotta find the junction box for all the 120VAC wiring first. 

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  • Yoshi_TABYoshi_TAB Member Posts: 545
    Hi,

    I have the 360CS where the OEM 100 ah battery is in the front.  I changed out to the 230 Ah LiTime battery and placed it  in the rear under the seat back, where it is placed for the non CS model.  I am very happy with the performance of the battery.  I consistently get 50 amps of charge out of the OEM WFCO charger.

    I cut the cover (over the entire rear area) into two sections.  One that would stay over the AC and a second section over the area where I relocated the battery.  Because you really do not need to go in there often, I thought it was fine.  Instead of screws, I placed velco around the perimeter to hold the covers in place, but in reality..I think it would be fine w/o screws or velcro.  The cover is recessed and not going any where.

    I'm also on the fence to add an inverter  or just use a Ecoflow or Jackery to power a few indoor kitchen items .  The only thing I want  to heat is  hot water in a kettle and run the microwave for very short periods of time.  Well within the the capability of those units .  I have an 2000W Ecoflow.  I installed an inverter and transfer switch when I had our 320 and although very convenient, I'm not sure all the work and expense is really needed for the little non shore power we need.

    All the AC circuits come out of the WFCO.  There is an extra slot you could use to place an outlet in the kitchen area.  I would guess the wattage of a Blackstone is in the same range of a hot water kettle (1500 or so) but would be run much longer for cooking than just heating water up.  Here are a few photos that might be helpful.

    On a side note, I've read it's not a good idea to mix different brands of LiPhos. batteries.  I ended up selling my 100 Ah BB.


    2025 360 CS 
    2021 TAB 320 BD (w/new owner having fun)
    2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee
    Southern Maryland
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