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Hello everyone,
I wondered if I could use the following batteries to build a power wall with and hook them up to a fitting MPPT charger+inverter and solar panel setup. (Victron Easysolar)
Type : 6EP1935-6MF01 (datasheet attached)
Amount : 600+
Age : 3 years max
Voltage : 24V packs
Cap : 12Ah / 0.28kW/h
Always stored between 15-25°C
Always connected to a charger/UPS system
Been partially discharged maybe 4 times.
The battery impedance/voltages would be checked beforehand to weed out any bad ones and make sure they have the same voltages.
I would start the setup with 64 of these and hook them all up in parallel to the MPPT.
That would give me 18,4kW/h of power which I can of course only partially discharge.
What do you think of this setup with (quite a few) smaller batteries?
I can even expand the battery setup as I have plenty more available over the next years.
The fact that I can get them for free makes it very tempting to give it a try.
I would use the battery packs as whole to connect it to the 24V of the MPPT charger and also because it's very easy to mount them on the wall.
Each pack also had a 20A fuse, holder and wire clamps.
Below 1 column installed, will install a minimum of 7 more.
Below the battery type.
My apologies for my English, it's not my first language.
Thanks in advance for the advice!
I wondered if I could use the following batteries to build a power wall with and hook them up to a fitting MPPT charger+inverter and solar panel setup. (Victron Easysolar)
Type : 6EP1935-6MF01 (datasheet attached)
Amount : 600+
Age : 3 years max
Voltage : 24V packs
Cap : 12Ah / 0.28kW/h
Always stored between 15-25°C
Always connected to a charger/UPS system
Been partially discharged maybe 4 times.
The battery impedance/voltages would be checked beforehand to weed out any bad ones and make sure they have the same voltages.
I would start the setup with 64 of these and hook them all up in parallel to the MPPT.
That would give me 18,4kW/h of power which I can of course only partially discharge.
What do you think of this setup with (quite a few) smaller batteries?
I can even expand the battery setup as I have plenty more available over the next years.
The fact that I can get them for free makes it very tempting to give it a try.
I would use the battery packs as whole to connect it to the 24V of the MPPT charger and also because it's very easy to mount them on the wall.
Each pack also had a 20A fuse, holder and wire clamps.
Below 1 column installed, will install a minimum of 7 more.
Below the battery type.
My apologies for my English, it's not my first language.
Thanks in advance for the advice!