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Lycan 5000 Power Box LFP battery power station $3006.99
$3,006.99
$5,199.99
Renogy has the Lycan 5000 on sale for $3007 after coupon code RNG6PCT
Rated Battery Capacity: 100Ah
Rated Battery Energy: 4.8KWh
https://www.renogy.com/lycan-5000-power-box/
The unique feature of this power station is that you can buy more 48v 50ah to expand the capacity. Currently on sale for $695 here https://slickdeals.net/f/17161504-open-box-renogy-48v-50ah-smart-lithium-iron-phosphate-battery-695-59 for refurbished unit
Rated Battery Capacity: 100Ah
Rated Battery Energy: 4.8KWh
https://www.renogy.com/lycan-5000-power-box/
The unique feature of this power station is that you can buy more 48v 50ah to expand the capacity. Currently on sale for $695 here https://slickdeals.net/f/17161504-open-box-renogy-48v-50ah-smart-lithium-iron-phosphate-battery-695-59 for refurbished unit
Created 12-12-2023
at 08:54 PM
by MinhTrinh
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Pros:
Powerful,
easy to expand capacity,
Price per watt is good
Supports 4400watts of total Solar in 2 separate arrays (2 mppt md4 connectors)
Batteries have built in heaters and communication ports
Cons:
Very heavy (esp with 2 extra batteries sitting on top of the unit),
Loud. When this is charging/discharging the fans in the inverter really get humming (typical with most inverters but way more than say a portable battery pack,
Only can do 120v - no way to add 240v split phase to this
No way to grid-tie and sell back power (if your state and utility co allow it)
Solar pass-through only supports 1500 watts before augmenting with batteries. So if you have >3000 watts of solar available and fully topped up batteries you're still going to discharge and wear cycle the batteries if you run high wattage appliances (or multiple low wattage stuff)
Narrow voltage range for solar panels (60-150v) which means you have to be careful how your series/parallel your arrays)
I like mine, but don't know if I would go the same route if I could do over. Probably would go with the Ecoflow delta pro double voltage pack that's currently on sale at Home Depot.