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expired Posted by jumpinglobsters • Mar 24, 2025
Mar 24, 2025 10:46 AM
150AH Eco-Worthy LiFePO4 Lithium Battery w/ BMS & Bluetooth
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Even the DC house from same manufacturer also back on sale.
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I have min kotta 30lb thrust trolling motor and planning to use it with my inflatable boat. Which one you all recommend?
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I have min kotta 30lb thrust trolling motor and planning to use it with my inflatable boat. Which one you all recommend?
Edit: brain refresh, you can USE the battery (charge/discharge) below freezing, but you can't RECHARGE battery until over freezing temps.
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Above, I described the way to charge the Delta from the battery at about 192W, using an O-ring to XT-60i connector.
To charge the 12V battery, the simplest way is to use a car battery charger (but preferably one that has an LFP mode). You can get a 12V, 10A battery charger on Amazon for $15-$20. It plugs into a wall outlet, and has alligator clamps to attach to the battery. It is relatively slow but does the job (there are higher amp options that cost more). This CAN technically plug into one of the 120V outlets on the Delta but that is a pretty inefficient way to do it. For my use case, I charge the 12V battery from the wall and keep it mostly charged for emergency backup situations.
You can also use the EcoFlow 800W alternator charger (lists at $600 but goes on sale for $200) for much faster charging and recharging of an external battery from the Delta.
A third option would be to buy an MPPT solar charge controller and recharge the 12V battery from solar panels. (Or, what I sometimes do, input the solar panels into the Delta then plug the 12V battery charger into the Delta and use solar to recharge the external battery. Will have some inverter loss but it's free solar energy anyway!)
Haha sorry I had been awake for like 30 hours straight. Sounded better in my head lol.
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My only gripe is it's huge/heavy. Is not a standard size 24 as it's taller.
My only gripe is it's huge/heavy. Is not a standard size 24 as it's taller.
You can hook two of these up together to make it 24v
I have a 48v mower so I'm going to use 4 of these to power it.
It matters how you wire it. For example one method would give you 600 ah at 12v. Other way would give you 150ah at 48v. At least that's my understanding
You can but your current would be quite high, about 80 amps, so you would need some pretty big gauge wires to avoid overheating and risks of fire depending on the distance between the batteries and your inverter. Generally it would be better to hook up in series to get a higher voltage and therefore lower current to decrease the need for thicker wires which can be pricey.
Ummm what are you talking about the the max that fridge would draw would be 20 amps and most of the time less 12 ga wire could handle that, just put a 4 ga wire from the inverter to the battery (runs about $20) and run an extention cable to the fridge.
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