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    I was wondering if your Qty32 280 Amp-hr batteries were commodity-grade or the matched high grade. Based on the price it looks like the commodity-grade. I'm still on the fence about this but plan to order this week.
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    Posplayr
    The older 280 Amp-hour cells were about $3000 shipped and she is now adding $711 for shipping which is understandable In the current environment. The $1K will buy the off-grid inverter we need.
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    Posplayr
    Anyway, I sent a message to Amy asking these questions and for a quote. I think there is a 30% discount for the commodity is all related to the time/labor/equipment cost to do the capacity testing/matching. They are still the same cells.
    upnorthandpersonal
    upnorthandpersonal
    I don't think you will get the UL certificate for a commodity cell though. EVE in the past distanced themselves from these cells sold through third part vendors...
    Busaboi
    Just curious about what you were quoted for your LFP cells from Amy, if it's not outta bounds ;)
    upnorthandpersonal
    upnorthandpersonal
    I did not order 280Ah ones from her yet (my 32 I got last year are from a different vendor). I did order 8x105Ah EVE cells from her and they were $512.4 including shipping.
    ghostwriter66
    ghostwriter66
    Not out of bounds at all -- but i can't remember the exact price -- i do know they were at least 1K more though at the time ...
    G
    Hi , I was just looking around for ground mounting ideas and I came across your work . very sound looking .
    In your reply you say that there is no import duty on solar kit in Europe ?
    I was really interested to read that , as I have just ordered a full system ,
    Is there an EU directive about solar eqpt imports that you know of ?

    Where are you in Europe ?


    best regards ,
    Graham ,
    Greece
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    Battleborn Batteries BB5024
    upnorthandpersonal
    upnorthandpersonal
    Continuous discharge current 75 A (1.92 kW) and Maximum discharge current (< 30s) 115 A (3.0 kW). My guess is you're going over those (you have to add inverter losses as well). If you put them in series to get 48V you still have the same current limits.
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