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ECO-WORTHY 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 Lithium Battery +1000w Inverter+55A Battery Charger for $399.99 - 15% off with coupon code
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Inverter Details:- Charging & Inverter Function: 55A charging current for fast charging of 12V LiFePO4 batteries;Built-in 1000W pure sine wave inverter (2000W peak), with over 90% conversion efficiency, capable of powering daily appliances like microwaves and computers.
- Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Function: Automatically switches to inverter mode within 20ms during a power outage, ensuring continuous operation and protecting devices from sudden power loss.
- LiFePO4 Battery Activation FunctionSupports 0V charging mode, capable of reactivating lithium batteries protected by BMS;Intelligent 3-stage charging (including trickle charging) to extend battery life.
- Pure Sine Wave Technology Utilizing pure sine wave technology, the inverter charger provides stable and efficient output while protecting your electronic devices. It includes multiple protections such as high/low voltage, overload, overcurrent, overtemperature, and output short circuit, making it safer to use
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EDIT: a few of the YT videos I've seen regarding DIY inverter/battery use hell-of-a-lot thicker cables. How safe are the cables included running ~ 500w for an emergency outage. Will likely run fridge and internet.
EDIT: a few of the YT videos I've seen regarding DIY inverter/battery use hell-of-a-lot thicker cables. How safe are the cables included running ~ 500w for an emergency outage. Will likely run fridge and internet.
The only thick cable you need is from the battery to inverter. E.g. 2awg cable. 1ft is more than enough. Not a hell lot.
the battery has been $140 or less routinely
the same inverter/charger is $250 - $80 = $170 on amazon
(and has been cheaper)
if you can deal with 600watts it's even cheaper
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EDIT: a few of the YT videos I've seen regarding DIY inverter/battery use hell-of-a-lot thicker cables. How safe are the cables included running ~ 500w for an emergency outage. Will likely run fridge and internet.
Side note: Stay away from CCA wire which can only handle about 70% the amperage a quality OFC or just plain full Copper wire can handle.
Ya, that's probably why they have like 6awg or something (based on the picture) -) but as a rule of thumb 2awg is what usually recommended, and likely what the other commentator saw on YouTube.
Side note: Stay away from CCA wire which can only handle about 70% the amperage a quality OFC or just plain full Copper wire can handle.
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