One year ago I purchased my first set of LiFePo4 Batteries transitioning from AGM. After diligently researching cost vs reviews I chose the Eco Worthy brand 12.8v 200ah LiFePo4 batteries. Two of them actually. At the time not much was out ther in regards to formal reviews adn reliability, but it seemed like a good deal, and I was correct. I tested these batteries almost one year to the day from time of purchase, and then I purchased two more 3 months later. I will test the later two later this year.
I had good results testing the batteries, and they presented with mild below normal degradation over the one year in service. In Saying that, I did not test them when I first purchased these batteries, and maybe they are doing even better than expected, but mot at advertised capacity. Still a good deal for the money.
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