Renewable Outdoors has
EG4 LifePower4 48V 100AH LiFePo4 Lithium Server Rack Mount Battery on sale for $1,091.55
-> now $1149.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
MinhTrinh for sharing this deal.
Specs:
- Composed of (16) UL listed prismatic 3.2V cells in series which have been tested at 7,000 deep discharge cycles to 80% DoD - fully charge and discharge this battery daily for over 15 years without issue. Reliable and rigorously tested, with a 99% operating efficiency.
- Tier One, A+ Cell Composition
- 99% Efficiency LiFePo4 16-Cell Pack
- Max Energy Density
- Flexible Racking Options
- Environmentally Friendly & Lead-Free
- Stress-Free Battery Bank Expansion Capacity
- Longer Lasting; 10-20 year Design Life
- Reliable Built-In BMS, Voltage, Current, Temp. and Health Management
- Entire Battery UL Listed (BBFX2.MH65889)
- EG4 LifePower4 Additional Information
- Nominal Voltage: 51.2V
- Nominal Capacity: 100Ah
- Kilowatt-hour(s): 5.12kWh
- Dimensions: 17.4" x 18.5" x 6.1"
- Communications: RS485
- What's included:
- 1x EG4 Lifepower4 Lithium Battery
- 1x 1 foot RS485 Communication Cable and (1) Set of Parallel Cables per battery (shipped separately)
- 1x RS485 USB Battery Comm Cable PER (6) BATTERIES (shipped separately)
- 5-Year Warranty
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Eco Worthy batteries are cheap and they do have the rated capacity.
From time to time, Ebay will have a 20% off and various vendors will participate including Eco Worthy.
I've gotten their 12v 100a for $200= $160. 4 of these equal $640+tax for 5120wh. Same as the 48v 100a. You can wire these 4 to be 48v.
I've also gotten their 24v 100a for $340 which is $680 for the same 5120wh.
I have mostly all Eco Worthy batteries in my 2 systems.
They have been around for a while so I know i'll get warranty from them.
It's a great idea i wish we had 48v residential circuits, just curious the commercial applications of this unit
I'd always figured I'll end up with another Lifepower4 or two, but not just yet - right now I'm in the market for a water resistant 12V LFP to expand my EFDelta 2's capacity. For the hybrid inverter setup - one 5kWh battery might not be quite enough to get through a full winter night with a furnace's ~400-800W blower going - at least without firing up a generator to top off.
That said, I'm considering 'upgrading' to a Victron MultiPlus II 3kW / 48V inverter because they're UL listed and should be 'good to go' in a house, especially for 'off-grid' use, same with these batteries. Lower consumption @ 11W idle with the AC inverter on vs ~45W for the Growatt (FYI). They're intended/marketed for use as a "whole house" UPS solution and can be used for load shifting to off-peak billing hours. I'll always just have mine fed into a generator inlet (into a transfer switch) to keep them at least semi-portable. Planning on building it the Growatt + Lifepower4 in to the bottom of a tool cart for a portable power pack.
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