LiFePO4 Battery Basics - Parallel, Series, 48V VS 12V + Bluetooth monitoring!
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- With prices continuing to drop on Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries, they have become the go-to for solar, wind, and other renewable energy storage systems. But are they wired the same as a lead acid battery bank? How can you get more capacity by adding multiple batteries to a system? What is the advantage of a 48v system over a 12v system? Join the SSLFamilyDad as he digs into the basics of LiFePo4 batteries, parallel vs series, and even Bluetooth monitoring!
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I missed this video. I’m glad I looked back into last week and found it. Thanks for the information.
Howdy! Math make Cowboy Steve head hurt... 😁 Great refresher because I can rarely remember all the specifics lol. I keep learning it planning to make a power pack I can haul around to work around the property and I never seem to find the time (or the funds) to do it. So I have to keep relearning it 🙄 Something about 'old dog new tricks' 😅 Well done and thanks for sharing 🤠
Good job on the basic electricity lesson...lol
Much appreciated!
Are LifePo4 batteries the right choice when cycle count will be very low? I'm adding a battery and inverter to my sump pump system. We go years without a power outage, so I just need a battery chemistry that is ok with being charged and almost never discharged. Thanks for the video.
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The "basic math" should also include the units. That's the only thing that most people probably didn't learn when they learned the multiplication tables. 100amp-hours or 100ah simply means 100 X amp X hours, so for an 8 amp load:
100 amp-hours 100 amp hours 25 1 hours
------------------------- = --------- X -------- X --------- = ------ X --- X ---------- = 12.5 hours
8 amp 8 amp 2 1
Oh, and: volt X amp = watt (just a rule...) another is: resistance X amp = volt; with those two you can figure out the current (amps) and voltage at any place in any simple circuit.
Very good, thank you for adding that!
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