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Yes, but the issue is that 100% the inverter gets from the BMS is not really 100%, it's likely reaching 100% because one cell in the pack goe...
@batpred From your numbers (if I read them correctly, the graph is a bit small): - You stop charging at 55V. If this is a 16s p...
Check the image below for a typical charge/discharge curve at different rates for LFP. The 'middle' part is, for all intents and purposes, fl...
LiFePO4 (LFP) does not mind going to 100% and 0% state of charge. In practice, stay below 3.55V per cell at the top, and say 3.0V at the bott...
You can not accurately determine state-of-charge of a LiFePO4 battery by voltage, with the exception of the so-called 'knees', that is, where the batt...
Actually not that far, however, the cost of my initial system (10kW solar and 28kWh battery, with inverters, charge controllers, etc.) was sl...
I have 120kWh of LiFePO4 batteries (DIY), which I will likely expand this year to 200kWh. The original configuration 7 years ago was 28kWh with cells ...
In my opinion, it's useless then. If you are considered to have authority over who can do the work, and are intended to be a form of vetting ...
For reference, my house heat loss only gets to 8kW with an inside temperature of 22C when it's -40C outside...
Yes, you need something like this: This kind of set-up is very common in places that use wood boilers here in Finland. ...
Or as we call it here, Tuesday 😉
@toodles The difference between Tukes and MCS, as far as I can see, is that MCS is optional, and has no power to enforce anything. Tukes is a gover...
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