Is It Enough? We add 50ah 48v Battery to
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Lets add 25% more power to the system! Join us today while we see how easy it is to add these 48v battery packs to your 48v system, just add a fuse/breaker and connect it right up! Check out the affiliate links below for a parts list for your next build!
Also, what else would you like to see me build? Or you have questions about this build? Let me know in the comments!
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Are you tired of dealing with heavy and bulky lead-acid batteries for your off-grid solar systems, golf carts, or RVs? Say hello to the ECO-WORTHY 48V 50Ah lithium battery, a game-changer in the world of portable power solutions.
In this video review, we'll dive deep into the features and benefits of this innovative battery.
Specifications:
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium-Ion required
Brand: ECO-WORTHY
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium-Iron-Phosphate
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Voltage: 51.2 Volts
Versatile Application: Perfectly compatible with various off-grid solar systems and a range of devices including golf carts, lawn mowers, RVs, UPS, trolling motors, and more.
Safety First: Designed with a safety valve and metal casing for fire and explosion-proof protection, setting a new standard in battery safety. Equipped with a 50A BMS for protection against overcharge, over-discharge, short-circuit, and more.
High Capacity, Low Weight: Boasting a substantial 48V 50Ah capacity, this battery provides 2560Wh of energy while weighing only 58.42lbs, significantly lighter and more compact than traditional lead-acid batteries.
Long Lifespan: Utilizing Grade A LiFePO4 cells, this battery offers exceptional stability and performance, with over 4000 charging cycles, ensuring longevity and reliability even in extreme temperatures.
Extended Range: With the ability to maintain 2~3C peak current for up to 10 seconds and support a 5.4 hp (4,000W) golf cart for approximately 28 miles on a full charge, this battery enables longer journeys and improved vehicle performance.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, the ECO-WORTHY 48V 50Ah lithium battery redefines portable power solutions with its unmatched combination of versatility, safety, efficiency, and longevity. Whether you're powering your off-grid adventures or upgrading your electric vehicle, this battery is a must-have for anyone seeking reliable and lightweight energy storage. Say goodbye to the limitations of lead-acid batteries and embrace the future of portable power with ECO-WORTHY.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
About what I expected. I have a number of the vehicle battery form-factor Eco-Worthy 51.2V LiFePO4 batteries, all connected in parallel with 2 AWG wiring, and have had zero issues with them. If I had to do it over again I'd probably just get EG4 LifePower4 or EG4 LL batteries with a proper rack. I can't fault Eco-Worthy at all though, the batteries have been operating flawlessly with daily cycling for over a year now.
For low-cost inverters, I've had decent luck with WZRELB inverters. Definitely on the cheap side, and they are HF inverters but I don't have any inductive loads to really worry about. They work great. They have those finger-tightened screw terminals and definitely required a bit of remedial work before they could be used comfortably.
Basically the terminals in those are double-ended... one bolt goes through to both sides. the inside terminals are used for connecting the internal cables. But the two units I have were both shipped with an insufficient length of bolt exposed on the outside and one couldn't decently get even a single cable's ring-end connected up without really having to work to get the threads to catch. So the remedial work involved opening the unit up, bleeding out the input capacitor to zero all the voltages, and then re-adjusting the bolts for the terminals to have enough bolt protruding on the outside for decent cabling, plus adding lock washers.
I will say that with the lock washers and adjustment, the terminals are solid and won't break loose.
-Matt
I've been interested in these even though they are only 50ah. I can at least start an affordable 48v set up and add another battery later.
Yes, this is a great point! it will save you having smaller 12 or 24 system components collecting dust after you upgrade as well. Highly recommend going straight to 48v even if that means saving up for longer.
I starting watching this for solar purposes and saw your knife collection! Looks like my drawer. Immediately subscribed hahaha! Now I’ll watch the rest of the video too
Haha I knew SOMEONE would appreciate it, thanks for being that person 😆👍
I bought two of the batteries and the 3000 watt cnswi inverter thank you for the tests
Nice 👍
Nice I just bought two packs of four of these that are cheap on Amazon.
Awe yeah! Its a good deal.
Thanks for that.
You bet!
Did you ever crack the lid on this battery to see how good the build quality is? In general, the Eco Worthy products have not reviewed very well, especially when you open them up.
I didn't, but thats something I can work into the next review!
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Sir, may I ask the link for the chargerthat you use for LifePo4? its not in the description. also, is there one that will stop charging at 80% thank you very much!!!!
Hi there! Sure here it is! amzn.to/4cM9Yie -- You'd have to get a programmable solar charge controller to set MAX voltages. Lifepo4 48v batt chargers will charge the batt up to 58.4 usually. Some say its recommended to do so, that way the cells can balance out. Some say its best to keep batts between 20-80% charge, and only charge up to 100% every month or so.. the debate still rages as these batts can last 10+ years if taken care of.
@@TackleThat thank you very much Sir!!!
Hi, I would like to buy an ecoworth battery like this one in the video, and look, I have an inverter identical to yours but with 3000w. I wanted to know if you recommend it and also could you please write me the bulk parameters, absorption time and float? I have an epever 6415AN, my epever offers a bulk of 58v for the lifepo4, a max charge of 58.40 and a float of 55.20v. Do you think they're good? Some users say they are high in parameters. What do you suggest ? Thank you very much .
Hey there! Lifepo4 doesn't really use a float function, you can just charge it to 58v no problem.. I charge mine to 57v which is a tad less, but little less stress on the pack over time. It settles around 54v so any charge over that is pretty close to full. I set my disconnect for 45v, leaving a little left in the battery so I don't go to 0% as well.
@@TackleThat Thank you very much, in fact I thought to charge in bulk at 57.30-60 (max charge charge at 58.40) or a little less and even if a float is not expected in order not to always leave the batteries in a boost state, give a float of 56.40 v finally the disconnection at 44 v.