ECOWORTHY-US Store via AliExpress has
2-Pack ECO-WORTHY 48V 314AH 32.15kWh LiFePO4 Off-Grid Backup Battery (EBUS-L13L314AH-2) on sale for $3641.49 - $180 when you apply promo code
DBDEAL180 or
BYE180F (or $155 off w/
USDEAL155 or
USAFF155) at checkout =
$3461.49 (or less; see note below).
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Product Details:
- Total Energy: 32.15kWh
- Capacity per Battery: 314Ah
- System Class: 48V
- Chemistry: LiFePO4
- Installation: Vertical standing
- Applications: Off-grid solar and backup power
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As always, §193.624 is so vague on its own, but the internet/various sites seem to generally say that just a battery would still be fully taxed. This seems to match up what the internet says though: "large stationary whole-home battery systems (like a Tesla Powerwall or similar LFP storage) purchased standalone without a solar contract may not automatically receive the dedicated solar component sales tax exemption unless billed as part of a certified renewable install."
This me this screams "expensive install by a solar company."
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As always, §193.624 is so vague on its own, but the internet/various sites seem to generally say that just a battery would still be fully taxed. This seems to match up what the internet says though: "large stationary whole-home battery systems (like a Tesla Powerwall or similar LFP storage) purchased standalone without a solar contract may not automatically receive the dedicated solar component sales tax exemption unless billed as part of a certified renewable install."
This me this screams "expensive install by a solar company."
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