New From MillerTech In 2024 - More Bluetooth Sport Series Battery Models & Awesome DC Light Bulbs!

In this video, I'm going to go over some new products being released by MillerTech for 2024. Last year they released some long-awaited Bluetooth lithium batteries with their Sport series and this year they added 8 more models to the lineup. They also released a 190Ah Grade B model and some new DC powered light bulbs with color select switches and dimmers! #millertech #lithiumbatteries #newfor2024
New SPORT Series Batteries:
12V 15Ah - store.ldsreliance.com/product...
12V 22Ah - store.ldsreliance.com/product...
12V 40Ah - store.ldsreliance.com/product...
12V 55Ah - store.ldsreliance.com/product...
12V 560Ah - store.ldsreliance.com/product...
24V 60Ah - store.ldsreliance.com/product...
24V 80Ah - store.ldsreliance.com/product...
36V 50Ah - store.ldsreliance.com/product...
New SPRINTR Series Battery:
12V 190Ah - store.ldsreliance.com/product...
New SELECT Maxxi Star Light Bulbs:
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[@jamesalles139]

I like 12 volt LED lighting, saves the overhead power loss of an inverter.
I actually have one of the older style, purchased at an Amish hardware store.
I put it in a clamp-on heat-lamp fixture w/ reflector

[@LDSreliance]

Yeah I have several of those fixtures, too. I wired up my whole shed with 12V DC lighting with regular old ceramic sockets from Home Depot. Been working great for almost 10 years. Does yours have the dimming knob? I find that helps save a ton of energy by dialing out just enough light output.

[@jamesalles139]

@@LDSreliance yup, has the dimmer, just not sure what wattage, but I think it is the bigger one.

[@LDSreliance]

Very cool. If you want to try a new one let me know. Maybe we can work out a deal. Hit me up at [e-mail].

[@jmr]

I've started getting away from the 12v DC lights. I'm moving toward 5V lights because of the abundance of USB ports and battery banks everywhere. With the use of trigger boards old 12v lights could be retrofitted to work with USB PD.

[@LDSreliance]

Interesting. I'm sticking with them. There are tons of options and they are much more efficient than AC. The light output on a 5V bulb would be very limited due to the amperage limitations of USB. At most you would get 10W in a perfect world. That is like equivalent to 80W or so incandescent? Still really good but limited.
*EDIT* Nevermind, you said USB PD. What bulbs use USB PD?

[@davidjones1393]

ok

[@LDSreliance]

Thanks, David!