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4-Pk Eco-Worthy 48V 100Ah LiFePO4 Lithium Battery (20.48 KWh Total) + Server Rack

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eco-worthy-us via eBay has 4-Pack Eco-Worthy 48V 100Ah Bluetooth LiFePO4 Lithium Battery + Server Rack on sale for $3199.99 - $100 off when you apply coupon code POWERUPHOMESTOR on the checkout page = $3099.99. Shipping is free.

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Product Description:
  • ECO-WORTHY 48V(51.2V) Server Rack Battery supports CAN/RS485 for seamless communication with popular all-in-one solar inverters. You can also easily monitor your battery's status through the mobile app, which supports both Bluetooth and WiFi connections. Stay informed on your battery's health and performance in real-time, all from the convenience of your smartphone.
  • Perfectly compatible with standard 3U cabinets, this 48v 100ah lithium battery allows for vertical installation, maximizing space efficiency. Weighing only 95 pounds, it can be easily handled by one person, with the option to connect up to 15 batteries in parallel for larger setups.
  • This 48V LiFePO4 battery is built for safety with a durable full-metal shell and a 100A BMS that provides multiple layers of protection. It also integrates a 125A air switch and a battery power switch to ensure your system stays safe and secure under any conditions.
  • Powered by premium Grade A cells, this 48v 100ah LiFePO4 battery offers exceptional consistency and long-lasting performance. Backed by a 10-year after-sales support, you can trust in the quality and reliability of this battery for years to come.
  • This battery comes fully equipped with all necessary accessories, including parallel wires, communication cables, grounding wires, protective terminal covers, terminal screws, and a user manual, ensuring you're ready to go straight out of the box.

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    • eco-worthy-us via eBay has a 99% positive feedback with over 107K items sold.
    • 30 days returns. Seller pays for return shipping.

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eco-worthy-us via eBay has 4-Pack Eco-Worthy 48V 100Ah Bluetooth LiFePO4 Lithium Battery + Server Rack on sale for $3199.99 - $100 off when you apply coupon code POWERUPHOMESTOR on the checkout page = $3099.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Staff Member DesertGardener for sharing this deal.

Product Description:
  • ECO-WORTHY 48V(51.2V) Server Rack Battery supports CAN/RS485 for seamless communication with popular all-in-one solar inverters. You can also easily monitor your battery's status through the mobile app, which supports both Bluetooth and WiFi connections. Stay informed on your battery's health and performance in real-time, all from the convenience of your smartphone.
  • Perfectly compatible with standard 3U cabinets, this 48v 100ah lithium battery allows for vertical installation, maximizing space efficiency. Weighing only 95 pounds, it can be easily handled by one person, with the option to connect up to 15 batteries in parallel for larger setups.
  • This 48V LiFePO4 battery is built for safety with a durable full-metal shell and a 100A BMS that provides multiple layers of protection. It also integrates a 125A air switch and a battery power switch to ensure your system stays safe and secure under any conditions.
  • Powered by premium Grade A cells, this 48v 100ah LiFePO4 battery offers exceptional consistency and long-lasting performance. Backed by a 10-year after-sales support, you can trust in the quality and reliability of this battery for years to come.
  • This battery comes fully equipped with all necessary accessories, including parallel wires, communication cables, grounding wires, protective terminal covers, terminal screws, and a user manual, ensuring you're ready to go straight out of the box.

Editor's Notes

Written by oceanlake | Staff
  • About this Deal:
  • About this Store:
    • eco-worthy-us via eBay has a 99% positive feedback with over 107K items sold.
    • 30 days returns. Seller pays for return shipping.

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Too bad this version isn't UL listed yet
No, maybe 1 day or 2.
Looks like a great deal. I'll Insert my obligatory "wish I wasn't broke" here

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Looks like a great deal. I'll Insert my obligatory "wish I wasn't broke" here
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Too bad this version isn't UL listed yet
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Still waiting for my server rack that "was promised" on my 6pk order back in January 😒
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Quote from z00mz00m :
Too bad this version isn't UL listed yet

I like ecoworthy products and converted my Ryobi mower to their lifepo batteries from the garbage lead acid batteries they came with. That being said, I would want UL listing for something like this.
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Is their battery plus 5KW 48V Hybrid Inverter combo a good deal too for $3650?
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20kwh seems sufficient to power a home for 20-30 days? I'm I correct or I'm I missing something? This is not my area of expertise so any info or tip would be much appreciated. Also what is UL that is not listed but you guys want?
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Quote from Rluis43 :
20kwh seems sufficient to power a home for 20-30 days? I'm I correct or I'm I missing something? This is not my area of expertise so any info or tip would be much appreciated. Also what is UL that is not listed but you guys want?
No, maybe 1 day or 2.
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Quote from nicedog :
No, maybe 1 day or 2.
And probably nothing high power... Like an AC
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Can someone check my math?
48V x 100Ah = 4,800 Wh
4,800 Wh x 4 (Qty.) = 19,200 Wh.
Where is the 20,480 Wh coming from?
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Quote from Burner00 :
Can someone check my math?
48V x 100Ah = 4,800 Wh
4,800 Wh x 4 (Qty.) = 19,200 Wh.
Where is the 20,480 Wh coming from?
48v is nominal, but they are actually 51.2v.
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Quote from Burner00 :
Can someone check my math?
48V x 100Ah = 4,800 Wh
4,800 Wh x 4 (Qty.) = 19,200 Wh.
Where is the 20,480 Wh coming from?
They're actually 51.2 volts.
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Quote from Rluis43 :
20kwh seems sufficient to power a home for 20-30 days?
the average household in america uses around 25 kwh - 30 kwh a day, or more. depends on many factors, including if you live in a warmer climate and need to run ac all day or not, and if it's a large household which does a lot laundry and runs an electric dryer often, or does a lot of baking in an electric oven or cooking on an electric cooktop, etc. of course, charging an electric vehicle will also increase electrical usage a great deal.

for emergency backup purposes, one can conserve electricity by not doing laundry as often, cooking with a bbq instead of an electric stove or oven, etc. so in emergency conditions, you might be able to get by with more like 10 kwh or 15 kwh a day, unless you need to constantly run ac or electric heat.
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Quote from DocuMaker :
the average household in america uses around 25 kwh - 30 kwh a day, or more. depends on many factors, including if you live in a warmer climate and need to run ac all day or not, and if it's a large household which does a lot laundry and runs an electric dryer often, or does a lot of baking in an electric oven or cooking on an electric cooktop, etc. of course, charging an electric vehicle will also increase electrical usage a great deal.

for emergency backup purposes, one can conserve electricity by not doing laundry as often, cooking with a bbq instead of an electric stove or oven, etc. so in emergency conditions, you might be able to get by with more like 10 kwh or 15 kwh a day, unless you need to constantly run ac or electric heat.

That's for everyone answering I was basing it off of the solar panel people that told me unused 20kwh for the month. Looks like I misunderstood
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Quote from Rluis43 :
20kwh seems sufficient to power a home for 20-30 days? I'm I correct or I'm I missing something? This is not my area of expertise so any info or tip would be much appreciated. Also what is UL that is not listed but you guys want?
I use 30kwh a day. I am very conservative. Its all depends on how much you use.

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Quote from k43kf0 :
I use 30kwh a day. I am very conservative. Its all depends on how much you use.
I use about 9-11kWh/day throughout the year. My power company seems to indicate & imply I'm a heavy consumer, when I'm really not.
30kWh/day sounds a little heavy, but not so much if you need a lot of heating that relies solely on a heat pump. Not too surprising for a family in a home either - especially with lots of cooking in/on an electrical range (stove).

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