GrenerPower 100ah mini but different case to LiTime/PowerQueen

[trad]

I like the size of these newer smaller 100ah batteries. This one is similar to the LiTime/PowereQueen/Redodo mini form factor except shorter at 9" vs 10.25 a tiny bit fatter at 5 3/8" vs 5 1/4" and not as tall at 8 1/4 vs 9 1/4. I had hoped they might be even lighter, but mine weighs 22lb vs 20lb for the other minis. I haven't yet done capacity tests and we'll reserve judgement until we have more data. Not sure if these are prismatic or pouch cell construction.

Does anyone have anything to share on this form factor?

 

[740GLE]

I’m guessing pouch

 

[trad]

The compact size is nice. Depending on your application it will fit into even tighter spaces than the other minis.

 

[Bob B]

I'd like to see more people testing their "minis" to see if they have the capacity advertised.

 

[trad]

I did a rough test on my power queen mini 100ah premium ii and it passed. I have a redodo mini that just arrived I'll be testing.

 

[trad]

I did a rough test on my power queen mini 100ah premium ii and it passed. I have a redodo mini that just arrived I'll be testing.

At least this Redodo mini passes the capacity test. I'll get this GrenerPower tested soon.

 

[trad]

The GrenerPower passed the capacity test and the 100a test.

 

[trad]

Also a DJBERMPW which is not a mini but for only $168 I had to try. It also passed the capacity test and the load test.

 

[trad]

It seems like LiPuls has a mini in the same box as the GrenerPower.

More minis coming???

 

[trad]

And one more from Cyclenbatt?? See Brad Cagle's review.

Prismatic cells and low temp charging protection for $225.

 

[DVD]

I also tested the Redodo mini and it passed
If this is important to you, check for cold temperature charge disable and cell balancing.
My Redodo didn’t have it but I didn’t really care so much.

 

[trad]

Cold temperature charging protection was not something I tested with the minis noted above (PowerQueen, Redodo, GrenerPower)

I'm glad Brad included that in his review.

 

[Brucey]

Cold temperature charging protection was not something I tested with the minis noted above (PowerQueen, Redodo, GrenerPower)

I'm glad Brad included that in his review.

As far as I know the LiTime, powerqueen and Redodo minis don't have low temp charge protection. Assuming we'll see heated and Bluetooth options at some point in that form factor.

 

[trad]

As far as I know the LiTime, powerqueen and Redodo minis don't have low temp charge protection. Assuming we'll see heated and Bluetooth options at some point in that form factor.

Agreed.

I expected these minis (LiTime, PowerQueen, Redodo) to become more prevalent with more suppliers for this form factor. But it appears that this other mini form factor (GrenerPower/LiPuls/Cyclenbatt) form factor is generating more competition. I wonder why?

 

[Brucey]

The other smaller size is the group 24s I think.

 

[DVD]

Even smaller

 

[trad]

Yes, even smaller. I wonder what that battery size is called? Is there a group number?

 

[trad]

 

[trad]

Note, the width of the battery is not 5.1" but 5.4"

 

[trad]

New mini by DJLBERMPW

Dimensions are like LiTime but not as tall (if you believe the Amz dimensions)

Since this seems to be smaller than any other mini yet to market, we await confirmation that this isn't simply a typo in the listing.

 

[Brucey]

New mini by DJLBERMPW

Dimensions are like LiTime but not as tall (if you believe the Amz dimensions)

Since this seems to be smaller than any other mini yet to market, we await confirmation that this isn't simply a typo in the listing.

Saw that only $10 more than the big boy. Tempted to get two to go with my four Redodo minis.

 

[Brucey]

I ordered an eco worthy 24V 100Ah "mini", curious how it compares to my Redodo 12V 100Ah minis.

 

[trad]

A weight of less that 38lb should be expected as the case can be much lighter. Hope it delivers what you need. Regarding size I don't see the vertical dimensions, but it looks too tall to compete with your Redodo minis

 

[Brucey]

A weight of less that 38lb should be expected as the case can be much lighter. Hope it delivers what you need. Regarding size I don't see the vertical dimensions, but it looks too tall to compete with your Redodo minis

The Redodo are about 21 lbs but I'm guessing the 24V is still using prismatics versus pouch cells so would explain the 44lbs.

 

[mikey djdcpower]

Also a DJBERMPW which is not a mini but for only $168 I had to try. It also passed the capacity test and the load test.

Now DJLBERMPW has the latest MINI model lithium battery.