eco-worthy-us via eBay has
ECO-WORTHY 51.2V 100Ah 5.12KWh LiFePO4 3U Size V3 Server Rack Lithium Battery on sale for $974.99 - 20% with coupon code
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$779.99.
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Skillful_Pickle for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
- Battery Specs: 100Ah capacity, 5120Wh power, 51.2V rated voltage, 40-58V range.
- Charge/Discharge: 100A maximum charge/discharge current, 58.4V maximum charge voltage.
- Temperature Range: Charges at 0-55℃, discharges at -20-55℃.
- Physical Details: 22.55 x 17.13 x 5.63 inches, 95 lbs, M8 screw size.
- Included: Comes with a pair of battery parallel cables.
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Edit to note the setup would need to be able to charge off of A/C, 120V. I've already got a few powerwalls for the house but am looking at more cost effective ways to add storage capacity/spread the storage out rather than add powerwalls ($$$).
With these types of systems, if I needed to add or replace one 10 years from now, how likely is it that eco-worthy will still make a compatible unit?
that is a very tricky question because just earlier this year I bought 4 V2 from them and not even a month and a half 2 months later they come out with V3 which is not compatible with V2 so now I'm stuck with them and not able to upgrade
That's the type of annoyance that makes me want to DIY my own system.
Any compatible and clean inverters to use this as a UPS? Would love to toss it in the bottom of my A/V/Network rack and get rid of the 4x cyberpower's I have there with their lead acid batteris...Edit to note the setup would need to be able to charge off of A/C, 120V. I've already got a few powerwalls for the house but am looking at more cost effective ways to add storage capacity/spread the storage out rather than add powerwalls ($$$).
you could get an all in one power station instead of this, unless you're looking to be able to increase capacity later on, or want this form factor. I use a 3kwh mango power E as a UPS for my networking setup and during peak hours. I also use a 5kwh oukitel p5000 as another UPS for peak hours.
So I'll ask it... from my checks it looks like this is a relatively solid deal on the capacity here... I'm wondering if I paired this with Will Prowse's recommended inverter... seems like a solid offgrid option. Any opinions on the pricing and whether its worth it?
I'm using 3 of these batteries and an eg4 6000xp. Everything working flawlessly
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I was recently told by Signature Solar and Shop Solar that the new code for new installs requires the inverter and battery to be certified together as one unit and even though this battery is UL certified by itself you can't get it approved for a grid tied application.
That's just hostile (benefiting the big manuf. and some elec co. that are anti-solar). Oh well, screw them-- if you've got the batteries you have much less incentive to be tied to grid anyway
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