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ECOWORTHY-US Store via AliExpress has
ECO-WORTHY 12V 150AH Bluetooth LiFePO4 Battery (1100700145) for $141.36 - $15 when you apply promo code
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$126.36.
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Details:
- Meet new ECO-WORTHY 12V 150Ah LiFePO4 battery featuring Bluetooth 5.0. Now you can check the status of battery voltage, current and capacity at any time from your phone.
- ECO-WORTHY 12V 150Ah LiFePO4 Battery measures L13*W6.8*H8.7 inches and only weighs 34.61 lbs.
- Equipped with low-temperature cut-off protection which automatically cuts off the battery from charging when the cell temperature is below -7℃ (19.4℉) to prevent the battery cells from being damaged. Especially designed to ensure safe use for the low temperature charging environment in winter.
- Manufactured with automotive grade lithium iron phosphate cells, which offers higher energy density, more stable performance and greater power. The cells inside the battery are UL,IEC tested and CE,RoHS certified, providing the highest level of safety for you. It also has a built-in 120A BMS to protect the battery from overcharge, over temperature, over discharge, over current, low temperature and short circuit.
- ECO-WORTHY 150AH Lithium battery support 4S4P with 1.92kWh to Max. 30.72kWh so that you can easily DIY your battery system as you need. If one of the batteries in the bank malfunctions, you can quickly identify the problem through the mobile app.
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On a side note, this is overkill for a CPAP. 150ah will last you 3 full weeks with the heater off. I power mine using an 18v 4ah tool battery and with the heater off it easily lasts the night. Search Amazon for a "[your tool brand] power wheels battery adapter". Connect the 2 wires on the battery adapter to the cigarette lighter wires on the power supply and you you're all set!
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Eh, id be good with the regular 120v slow wall charger. Im trying to go cheap. so id be good with something like this:
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12v 2000 watt inverter. dont i need a charge controller or something? this is where im hung up. most of the 20amp charge controllers say like 500w or lower, and im looking at 5.6 kw. looks like it need 60a charge controller?
https://www.amazon.com/Controller...r=
Please don't cheap out on the solar charge controller. For the same reason you don't buy cheap power supplies for your computer, this is the one part of the system that protects other components from getting damaged. The one you linked to doesn't even list the input voltage range. Victron might be more expensive, but I have never worried about my batteries getting overcharged. A 30a charger at 24v should be able to pull around 800w input. InvertersRus sell open box Victron with a decent mark down. I've bought plenty of stuff from there with no issues.
The benefits of 24v vs. 12v: cheaper wiring, more solar production from you scc possible. The only downside is that you would want to get a battery balancer. Batteries hooked up in serial won't balance between each other properly.
You can usually find good deals on panels from places like Facebook Marketplace. Panels are a buyers market right. There are plenty of electricians and solar installers selling older used panels from system upgrades for cheap because it costs them less to do that instead of dispose them. Over the last 6 months I've bought over 20 panels rated at 170-175 watts and paid $160 total. They're older and bigger than current 200w panels, but their output is far higher than newer panels I've used.
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I STRONGLY DISAGREED, because it is DANGEROUS. It might OVER HEAT and BURN down your house when you're unattended. I will not do to my house or recommence other to do like that.
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