MattMan119
Solar Geek
They going to start giving them away at this rate…
I would put prismatic cell at number 1Hopefully all the cheap batteries will soon start to come standard with one of these three features.
- bluetooth
- comms
- screen showing cell voltages
I ordered 2 of these, but instead they shipped me two 24v 100ah (B24100H). Same look, still has Bluetooth and heat, trying to decide if I should keep them. I would need a 24v DC to 12v DC converter to run my 12v stuff but inverting to 110AC might be a little more efficient?This screamin' deal is still available. I'm tempted to buy a few, even though I can't think of what I'd use them for.
Roypow 12V 100Ah Lithium Battery - Bluetooth and Self Heating
Italian name...the $30 delivery cost makes it about average for the lower priced batteries
This screamin' deal is still available. I'm tempted to buy a few, even though I can't think of what I'd use them for.
Roypow 12V 100Ah Lithium Battery - Bluetooth and Self Heating
Yo crow…Good call … 6 lbs lighter… hmmm.I started to buy one of these to test them at the $129 price till I noticed its not prime and has a $30 shipping fee so its a $159 battery. Still tempting till I read this in the reviews :
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I purchased 4 of these batteries 2 years ago for my offgrid solar system, I had them wire 24volt 200ah .
I needed more capacity so I ordered 4 more in a one month period. When I went to charge each battery individually to balance all the batteries before hooking them up 24v 400ah .
I found that 3 of the new batteries would not charge past 13.5 and 13.3 volts. While my four 2year old batteries all held 13.8volts for 4 day. The new batteries are also 6 pounds lighter.
I'm not saying they are a bad battery, I'm just pointing out the differences. Looking forward to see how they work out.
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Sounds like they pulled a cell or something but that doesn't work out math wise so not sure with the lower voltage max and being lighter weight.
I'll pass.
my cheapy balances perfectly. 0 issue.You get what you pay for, the real test is how these will be in 2-3 years. I'm tired of seeing these cheapies not charging about 13.1 volts because of cell imbalance and other issues. Atleast with the SOK you can open up and run a manual active balancer to correct them.
my cheapy balances perfectly. 0 issue.
considering all the comments from all the 48v server rack batteries about out of balance. I really am not that concerned, i will pop the lid if it gets to that point and manual balance them.Thats nice let us know how it fares in a few years after you have a few dozen cycles on them.
Mine alsomy cheapy balances perfectly. 0 issue.