i searched it up again, but while it is said lithium batteries are well stored at 40 to60 percent charging and relative coolness around 15 degrees, refrigerators are warned against, mine for example runs at 4 degrees. Such cold reduces the longevity of thr battery and kills the maximum charge it can hold over time, and i do not mean the temporary performance drop you face when running a battery cold, and thst grts reversed when the battery reached normal temperature. you run the risk of condensed water causing a shortcut or damaging the electric components of thr battery management system thst bike batteries include in the battery shell.
relative cold is fine, but extreme cold is not, practically everybody says. warmth also is to be avoided. my bike akkus cost 700 coins per piece, i think i pass on the refrigerator! maybe you have this extreme tip of yours because in australia you also deal with extreme warmth?
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