I have a 280W Li ion battery ( with a 3kW inverter connected to it) The combination is too big to fit inside the caravan battery compartment it lives in the awning and whilst the inverter only has a 13A outlet I have made up a short cable and interface box ( to connect the earth and neutral wires together and a ground spike) and it goes into the mains inlet connector in the caravan , thats one option , I am now in the middle of running 10mm cables underneath the caravan from the leisure battery and fitting a housing on the left hand side similar to the one which has the BBQ outlet and fit a commercial 20A connector ( fused) this would couple both batteries together. the solar controller will charge both up together. The minor difference in voltage between the batteries is not a problem. My inbuilt 20A 2/3 stage charger charges up the Li-ion battery no problem when on grid , it just takes longer. If you are worried you could always disconnect one terminal off the leisure battery.