DC House on ebay 100ah $152

[sshibly]

Get em boyz/girlz

12V 100Ah LiFePO4 Lithium Battery 100A BMS RV Off-grid Trolling Motor | eBay

DC HOUSE 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 batteries adopt advanced Grade A LiFePO4 Cells and it has UL/UN38.3 certificated. The internal structure has been optimized with new structural parts to make the battery more compact, enhance the high performance of the cells, and ensure safety.

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I watch a guy take one apart on youtube, that one had prismatic cells, I wrote to the seller, asking to confirm type of cell, the guy refused to answer the question.

Sale is back, $133 is gone but still good price

 

[BuffaloTrace]

What's the price with discount? Free shipping?

 

[sshibly]

What's the price with discount? Free shipping?

yes, free shipping, $133 plus tax, it sold out with a few hours in the morning,

 

[sshibly]

12V 100Ah LiFePO4 Lithium Battery 100A BMS RV Off-grid Trolling Motor | eBay

DC HOUSE 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 batteries adopt advanced Grade A LiFePO4 Cells and it has UL/UN38.3 certificated. The internal structure has been optimized with new structural parts to make the battery more compact, enhance the high performance of the cells, and ensure safety.

www.ebay.com

deal is back, git em

 

[Wjm1964]

Get em boyz/girlz

12V 100Ah LiFePO4 Lithium Battery 100A BMS RV Off-grid Trolling Motor | eBay

DC HOUSE 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 batteries adopt advanced Grade A LiFePO4 Cells and it has UL/UN38.3 certificated. The internal structure has been optimized with new structural parts to make the battery more compact, enhance the high performance of the cells, and ensure safety.

www.ebay.com

I watch a guy take one apart on youtube, that one had prismatic cells, I wrote to the seller, asking to confirm type of cell, the guy refused to answer the question.

Sale is back, $133 is gone but still good price

Yeah I watched that too, look like rebranded eco worthy but the capacity test went to 7v but for the price I'd open up and swap out the bms as it should stop at 10v

 

[Siamac]

yes, free shipping, $133 plus tax, it sold out with a few hours in the morning,

How many did you get?

 

[sshibly]

How many did you get?

zero, I bought the mephr whatever it is called with bluetooth bms from amazon for 180$
Next time it drops to $130s, I might get 3 more to make a 48v in series.
with the one battery with bluetooth and 3 regular in series I can monitor the current and level of charge for cheap for the 48v system

 

[Siamac]

Good idea. They keep getting cheaper and cheaper

 

[Q-Dog]

I picked up 2 of these. Took me a few days to finally get to charging them up. One of them charged up to 14.4v right away and the other needed a couple of charges at lower amps to finally get up over 14 volts. I have since put them in series for 24 volts but haven't done any significant discharges yet.

 

[Q-Dog]

Update on the DC House batteries.

I have a pair of 12 volt Batteries in series for small 24 volt system. I put a light load on them for a couple of days, during the day, and let them sit over night ... similar to how they will likely get used around here ... and they stayed balanced. After a couple of days I put a heavier load on them until the inverter shut down due to low voltage. IF the BMSs cut off I didn't catch it. Batteries were still balanced. Turned on the IP22 charger and walked away, checking voltages every hour or so. I measured right at 105Ah charge back into the batteries and they seem to stay within .02 volts of each other whether charging or discharging.

I would still recommend using 24 volt LiFePO4 batteries for a 24 volt system.

 

[grizzzman]

Update on the DC House batteries.

I have a pair of 12 volt Batteries in series for small 24 volt system. I put a light load on them for a couple of days, during the day, and let them sit over night ... similar to how they will likely get used around here ... and they stayed balanced. After a couple of days I put a heavier load on them until the inverter shut down due to low voltage. IF the BMSs cut off I didn't catch it. Batteries were still balanced. Turned on the IP22 charger and walked away, checking voltages every hour or so. I measured right at 105Ah charge back into the batteries and they seem to stay within .02 volts of each other whether charging or discharging.

I would still recommend using 24 volt LiFePO4 batteries for a 24 volt system.

I have 3 of the DC House batteries. After I top balanced them I tested the BMS's. All three disconnected at between 14.6 and 14.7. During the discharge tests all three disconnected at below 10 volts with the lowest at 9.31 volts. To be fair I tested voltage on them after an hour and they were all over 10 volts.