The PERFECT Batteries! ~ TEMGOT 12V 300Ah SELF-HEATING Lithium Battery
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
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You still need to insulate the building.
YUP - ABSOLUTELY would copy Kevin's insulation. Inside walls can be different or not even finished so you see the insulation, but DEFINITELY Insulate!!!
Wow, you read my mind..
100%, need insulation. Honestly it's probably best to insulate the whole building, and then create another smaller area for the batteries that is also insulated. Insulation is the ultimate passive system and pays for itself over and over. Don't forget air sealing and thermal bridging. Airseal (NOT with great stuff, use something like Prosoco R-Guard Air Dam or a polyeurithae caulk). If he can do foam around his studs he can reduce them acting as a thermal bridge. Best would be to fill the cavities with foam/rockwool/celluluse, and then rigid, then drywall (never have exposed rigid, huge fire hazard). Since he is in a wilderness area and subject to fires, rockwool would be safest but expensive.
@@preluded Or spray foam?
I installed Temgot lithium in my RV about 1.5yrs ago. These batteries are feature packed and value priced for what you get. I have been very pleased with the performance and have not had any issues.
Nice plant in your shed. The video you made years ago about the pizza joint, that hooked me on your channel.
If you lifted the batteries off the floor & insulated under the battery stand with foam the batteries would take less power to heat.
Really wouldn't take much to keep them temps up 😢
Looks like it is already. I would surround the whole battery in winter.
Eric, why not build an insulated box around the batteries. That is less expensive than the whole babe blue box. Also this will aloud you to plan insulation when you upgrade the structure.
Appears to be amazing batteries however as others suggested I sure plan to insulate the shed sooner than later.
I know you don’t read all the comments, but I’ve had Lithionics battery packs for the past six years and they are self heating. They kick on at 37° and keep the battery at about 40°. No need to do anything or keep the building at 52°. You definitely don’t need that high of a temperature, even without the heated battery packs. Good luck with this new company, but Lithionics is UL approved and has been around for a very long time. My van system is 1260 amp hours. I strongly recommend that you insulate that blue box before you put any more things on the walls or joists.
They have had the self heating batteries option for several years now. There are several companies that have the self heater and thermal shutdown. But beware, a lot of them say they do, but don't if their from China
Eric, pick up an old non-working refrigerator. Put the batteries in it and use it as an insulated cabinet in the winter. It will go a long way for your battery life, and it is cheap to do.
You do realize eric is a child molestor
Hmmm nice idea. Or chest freezer? Is it ok for the batteries to be that enclosed tho?
Eric that is old tech. It absolutely was available
You should have looked at power queen.
I don’t understand why you wouldn’t build a little compartment to insulate the batteries.
Keep the batteries warm not the whole building.
@@wesallen4228. little compartment around the batteries and a small space ceramic heater or something.
He did do that.
Self heating batteries have been out for years!
Yea, I have them. SOC….. LOVE them.
For at least 2 years
but not for $700 for 300ah.....
It was available last fall from several companies a couple years for battleborn😢
Give Eric a break, he got them for free so he needs to hype them. Most of the people that watch his channel don't know the truth so they believe him. They sponsor him, so he's going to say what they tell him.
Those are a nice set of batteries Eric and the property is looking great
Since you were getting new batteries, why did you decide to stay with 12 volt batteries rather than go with 24 or 48 volt batteries. Just curious as I think I'm going to go with 48 volt batteries on my system. (EDIT) oh you got a couple free.
What's up with the pot plant behind you?! 😂😂
I think it needs water!
@@rvwithbob 😂😂yep
@@ofacekillah yeah.. I'm in CA.... Wouldn't live in a state it was illegal in personally 😊
@@leeannwinslow5368 Any place where it's illegal to water a plant is not anyplace I would live either.
@@rvwithbobshe’s thirsty
Congrats on getting that property set up so nice !! I can't wait to see what you do next. It's gonna be a hot summer this year. At least you have dry heat up there in the dessert. dry heat is so much more tolerable than humid heat. just keep that in mind.
Also I would stop giving these companies clout/reviews until you have had them at least a year or longer.
Hi Eric
Im writing from Canada , Quebec.
Li Time has approximately the same self heating technology, much less bells and whistle , but 200ah. I bought one for my RV
One problem to look for if you want to put your new battery to trial, is to charge them while using them and then stop the charging . On my Li Time, when I do that ( ex solar is charging then the sun goes away) , the battery BMS shuts off.
The only way to restart the battery is to boost it for 5 minutes.
I wrote to LI time and the only thing they could offer was to reimburse me …
It won’t be fun if it happens when your gone away.
Insult and drywall will make a difference as well
I cannot see that happening in the near future, but I could imagine him building a box out of insulation styrofoam and duct tape.
Good to note that the batteries do not heat themselves using charge from the battery. They refuse to take a charge. Then when the source power is available (Solar, Sunrise) and there is at least 10 amps, they start warming up the battery. Once the battery is proper temp, they start charging. (small print - I don't know much about anything. However, I did watch another video and checked out the Temgot page and I recently stayed the night at a Holiday Inn Express.) Based on this newly gained knowledge, I will be buying this battery.
Eric I would still put a simple 1 inch styrofoam board under, around and over the bank for winter. You get clouds and snow for a week covering your solar panels those batteries might go dead. Then you have to jump start lifepo4. Can't do that from afar.
Got some Chinese Fingers crossed for you.
Heated lithium batteries have been out for ages. why didn't you just buy a house 48v battery?
Awesome features. Love those Temgots. Thanks for sharing! 🤙
Are you going to put a mini split on the blue shed?
Those batteries seem amazing! I'd still be sure to insulate that shed though, less wear and tear on the batteries still. Even in heat it will help them function. I'm really enjoying your Taterland content.
Eric, that's awesome that they heat if they get too cold but what if they get too hot? Is heat an issue for them?
Very Cool! 😎 I'm glad that's working for you!
Holy gas usage man, insulate that shed.
Hope these work well for you thru the Summer months and all your needs. Thank you for sharing!
Just an idea, you might consider buying another 4 batteries, that would allow you to wire those in parallel with these and keep them all at a lower state of charge (ie 80%) which would be better for the batteries in the long term
Hey Eric what's going on man I love this I'm going to purchase some Solar batteries here in a while and You just showed me what to purchase thank you man hope you and the kitties and Diana are all well
Would have liked to see you use S0K batteries Eric as they too have low temp heating and are real work horses. Hope the new batteries work out for you.
Would be smart to build a box for the batteries. So they can actually keep that heat in and not turn on the heating element over and over.
Eric, I know you always get suggestions for everything but I do see one really good improvement that would be helpful. Build a vertical rack(wood or metal) and mount the batteries sideways and and upward so you can still read the batterys' led panels and take up less floor space...right in that corner they are near would be a really good spot...just my 2 cents worth....I sure wish I would have waited for these batteries as I already spent on others that dont have these same functions...these look really good!!!
Good luck with the new setup! Ultimately if you need to replace these always go with the voltage of your charge controllers / inverters (48v in this case).
Would a box with a 60 watt light bulb keep heat or 100 watt
I have batteries at my house. Very cool. Off grid is fun to learn and do. Nice to hear the excitement in your voice-it is exciting to have this electric off grid setup. You have nice power where there is no power grid.
Frame a small doghouse size box around the batteries, spray-foam the inside and you'll hardly need any heat.
I have some LIon batteries with heating plates built in but I keep the heat plates off due to the load, until I need them which is rare. And I live in the mountains in Colorado.
I bought a Temgot lithium battery last August. I really like it, especially the display and app monitoring. I did some reviews and videos on instalation. I had great customer service with questions. Hopefully better than your Redodo batteries were.
Nice videos!
My battle born heated batteries do the same.
Not the $1,000 100ah BB battery I’m talking about.
Great batteries, and at a good price.
LiTime also has self heating batteries. That’s what I got last month.
I know nothing about solar but that display on the batteries seems very cool!
Self heated lithium's have been available for over 2yrs, but that's a good deal, $700 for 300Ah@12V
pretty cool batteries, sounds like just what you need
The big question is why didn't anyone think of this before ? Glad you're back online
I think he got those other batteries for free, and he got 2 of these new ones for free.
They did. Battleborn has had heated batteries for over 3 years. Love the individual percentage readings on each battery. Very user-friendly.
It's been out for several years. The batteries do have some cool gadgets though, hope they last longer than his other ones.
Show Low has hit 100 a few times it can get hot here. But even hotter in the valley lol
Yep, in Queen Creek,not loving the 111° after being in Salt Lake area last year for the summer.... 🥵
OK great now just insulate the building. Pretty easy and not that expensive, LOL
Good info Eric. Thanks 😊
Those batteries are a game changer
I was all about the new batteries until I saw the "foliage". Jusay'n
😂😂😂 🚬 🙂↕️
Nice batteries. I do like the display
self heating battery technology has been around for years now
Cell balancing built into the BMS is also not new technology. Batteries have been doing that for years. You really should take some time to learn the basics about Batteries.
Too many infomercial
Im not one to criticize anyone but why haven’t you just insulated the shed by now. It would be WAY cheaper than buying just one $700 battery. Just saying. 🤷♂️
Or put them in a brocken frezzer.
Did anybody notice the pot plant that was behind him. I'm pretty sure that's his cousin and it's plastic. But if not , Eric likes to live on the edge.😊
It's legal there.
It's 55 degrees in Idaho 30 degrees cooler than normal.
Nice excellent batteries, good stuff bigtime time help on your traveling 👍
It's the brand new. How do you really know until you go through?
Good update on technology. Thanks! 👍
Thanks
Good info.....food for thought.
Oh look another commercial ,who would have thought,every video anymore..ever notice everything he gets Free it’s the best……
Wish you explained how the temp management work...how is it acccomplished?
Damn, off grid but..... my all electric 3000 square foot house can be powered for around 5 to 6 years for the price of his off grid contraptions. That included heating water, air conditioning, heat and all appliances. Doubt the contraptions will last that long.
Thanks for sharing
Will you buy them for your motorhome?
With all your knowledge Eric, you should google what R Value means and does! I cant believe you would attempt to heat a uninsulated building….
Have had heated Battleborn batteries for close to 2 yrs now. Excellent performance
Actually, I was working with BB batteries in 2019-2020 to get heated batteries when they came out
@@RVingwithG Nice, my bad!
Self heating batteries have been around ages I fitted some 2 years ago!
Can you say Charged! ROCK ON DUDE!
Can I use a 80 amp battery charger to charge a 300ah Temgot battery ?
For example
I've learned that a 206ah SOK battery will only want a 40 amp battery charger and nothing more is recommended.
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Nice pot plant!!
You know it's not real right? Please tell me you're joking lol.
You need to go ahead and Insulate babe the blue box just a safety note. Have a good day and keep on keeping on. Batteries look good.
They are missing a large market only shipping to the US
I would skirt and insulate the building asap.....
Nice ad.
Whoa, great video Eric😂
Thank you for the overview!😂
Self heating battery technology has been around for a while now. There are a few companies that have them with a 5 year warranty. Do yourself a favor and just insulate your shed.
What internet are you using at the blue box
good vid on channel thanks lee
I have never heard of self heating batteries, unless you get something go wrong and you get thermal runaway and they blow up like we hear in the news all the time. Oh that looked like a Mull plant behind you when you were talking, but I guess you can have that over there hehe.
Duh, the pot plant will die without heat in the winter. :-) Sounds like those batteries will get you through a cloudy day or two.
It’s plastic.
Whoopee for you!
Always improving.
Very impressive Eric. Thank you for showing us. If you don't have any problems in the short time before I get my new set up, I probably go with these. Good luck bro
I see a lot of companies using this technology this year. Best price so far.
That KICKS BUTT MAN! Those new batteries are THE BOMB! Good for you Bro.
8:07 very nice.
Great info Eric-I am looking forward to seeing how they hold up! Sending Grandmama love ❌⭕, Iris and Little One 👋🐾
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@@RVingwithG 👋🤗
Would you be able to use those batteries in your RV?
Yes, he could. They are 12 V individually. He would just put them in parallel positive positive positive negative negative negative.
Heating is a great feature, but by no means a new thing.
Very cool!
Very cool, Eric.
How much are those new batteries?
Nice work
Good deal Eric i like your plant :)
Hey, Eric!! Take Care!!