expiredVioletHaddock489 | Staff posted Aug 04, 2023 06:31 PM
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expiredVioletHaddock489 | Staff posted Aug 04, 2023 06:31 PM
Costco Members: EcoFlow DELTA Max Portable Power Station w/ Extra Battery $1,799.99 + Free Shipping $1799.99
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That means if you drained the entire battery once a week, it would take about 15 years to reach 80% effective capacity.
That means if you drained the entire battery once a week, it would take about 15 years to reach 80% effective capacity.
.. which is what I'm looking for. I guess stick to lfp
Which proves my point.
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It's a bit difficult to search because there WAS a tax credit before this year that was similar (but didn't include portables AND required more KWH I think plus other weird differences). Also this says "rentals do not qualify" but that is saying "A landlord can't install a system in a rental and qualify" not that "people who rent can't buy portable units". That is explicitly stated somewhere else from the government websites.
Which proves my point.
Which proves my point.
.. which is what I'm looking for. I guess stick to lfp
What I really seem to need is a battery with UPS function and a long cycle life. 3kw seems like a good sweet spot as that's where the battery tax credits start.
BTW 15kw would be ideal and would make my electric bill close to zero. I pay about $1500 per year so a 15kw system would take too long to justify the initial cost for me.
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What I really seem to need is a battery with UPS function and a long cycle life. 3kw seems like a good sweet spot as that's where the battery tax credits start.
BTW 15kw would be ideal and would make my electric bill close to zero. I pay about $1500 per year so a 15kw system would take too long to justify the initial cost for me.
a 3.6kwh lfp battery like the ecoflow max pro + 1600w of solar panels (4 panels) might get you through 6am - 8pm for about $3000 ($2000 after tax credits) and then you recharge at night. The ecoflow handles all the solar input for you.
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