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Elizkid:
How does one know the original

Buy from their store

CuteMaro:
Picked up this very beautiful and solid built battery pack by Mr. reed.

24v 8kwh full capacity at a very affordable price (#920k)

This battery is beautiful, highly recommended.

Is the box metal or wood?

Please my experts in the house, between a Cworth 2.5kwh 24v and a 3.8kwh 12v which is better for a total watts load of 528watts?(freezer inclusive).

fuckboys:
I didn’t get the battery anymore bro, I ended up returning it the next day and collecting 420w panels with it. I ended up buying 4pcs of 420w Cworth panels.


I have been looking for a great battery deal for a long time, this is the best deal of the decade. 3.6kwh for 450k is crazy.

How are those 420w panels performing?

Thanks for the recommendation chief.

CuteMaro:
Picked up this very beautiful and solid built battery pack by Mr. reed.

24v 8kwh full capacity at a very affordable price (#920k)

This battery is beautiful, highly recommended.

Metal.

ajabani4allah:
Is the box metal or wood?

Jbond:
Please my experts in the house, between a Cworth 2.5kwh 24v and a 3.8kwh 12v which is better for a total watts load of 528watts?(freezer inclusive).

24v 2.5kwh is a bigger battery

Elizkid:
How are those 420w panels performing?

very well, always fully charged before 12pm even during rainfall.

fuckboys:
24v 2.5kwh is a bigger battery

How is a 2.5kwh battery bigger than a 3.8kwh one please.

fuckboys:
very well, always fully charged before 12pm even during rainfall.

I mean how many watts do they generate in total

Or what do you reckon the number is?

How close are they to their rated output?

HeavenlyBang:
How is a 2.5kwh battery bigger than a 3.8kwh one please.

I just asked Google and I'm wrong. 3.8kwh is the bigger battery.

Elizkid:
I mean how many watts do they generate in total

Or what do you reckon the number is?

How close are they to their rated output?

Cworth panels are very good. I have a total of 4 420w which is 1,680w. I've done 1.3kwh once from the Panels with no load from the battery while powering my 1HP inverter Ac and other loads like fridge and TV.

But I wouldn't do that again on my Inverter. The panels can obviously pull more if you apply more load.

ajabani4allah:
Is the box metal or wood?

It's metal.

Very sturdy.

fuckboys:
Cworth panels are very good. I have a total of 4 420w which is 1,680w. I've done 1.3kwh once from the Panels with no load from the battery while powering my 1HP inverter Ac and other loads like fridge and TV.

But I wouldn't do that again on my Inverter. The panels can obviously pull more if you apply more load.

Why, will it damage the inverter or what? And how much did you get the panels?

Good day
Please I want to find out. People who pre ordered the deriy batteries then that was to be available June/July, has it landed? And is their pre order deal legit?

favouredbymercy:
Good day
Please I want to find out. People who pre ordered the deriy batteries then that was to be available June/July, has it landed? And is their pre order deal legit?

Yeah, it's legit.

HeavenlyBang:
Yeah, it's legit.

Ok, thanks Boss

HeavenlyBang:
How is a 2.5kwh battery bigger than a 3.8kwh one please.

I noticed he later mentioned 3.8kwh is bigger. But my reason for asking was because of the difference in volt in both, normally i know a 3.8kwh is bigger than a 2.5kwh. But because the 2.5kwh is 24v and the 3.8kwh is 12v, hence my confusion on which will be better for a total watts load of 528watts? (freezer inclusive).

And is Cworth lifepo4 battery a good brand, or please if you can recommend another better brand bro

Jbond:
I noticed he later mentioned 3.8kwh is bigger. But my reason for asking was because of the difference in volt in both, normally i know a 3.8kwh is bigger than a 2.5kwh. But because the 2.5kwh is 24v and the 3.8kwh is 12v, hence my confusion on which will be better for a total watts load of 528watts? (freezer inclusive).

And is Cworth lifepo4 battery a good branr, or please if you can recommend another better brand bro

Amp-hours (Ah)= Energy (kWh)×1000 ÷ Voltage (V)

So, the 3.8kWh at 12V = 3800÷12≈ 316Ah

While 2.5kWh at 24V = 2500+24 ≈104Ah


316Ah is bigger than 104Ah

Jbond:
I noticed he later mentioned 3.8kwh is bigger. But my reason for asking was because of the difference in volt in both, normally i know a 3.8kwh is bigger than a 2.5kwh. But because the 2.5kwh is 24v and the 3.8kwh is 12v, hence my confusion on which will be better for a total watts load of 528watts? (freezer inclusive).

And is Cworth lifepo4 battery a good branr, or please if you can recommend another better brand bro

Lower voltage just means higher current. Wh is capacity regardless of the voltage vs current split.

Just to be sure, you realize your battery and inverter needs to have the same voltage too, right? If you're buying a 12v battery, then you also need a 12v inverter.

Cworth is OK at best. Not great. You're better off buying a battery from Mrreed or Valto. Also, it's better to do 24v over 12v.

ksmart027:
Why, will it damage the inverter or what? And how much did you get the panels?

yes it might, I use a 1.5kva inverter.

I'm already maxing out the inverter already.

HeavenlyBang:
Lower voltage just means higher current. Wh is capacity regardless of the voltage vs current split.

Just to be sure, you realize your battery and inverter needs to have the same voltage too, right? If you're buying a 12v battery, then you also need a 12v inverter.

Cworth is OK at best. Not great. You're better off buying a battery from Mrreed or Valto. Also, it's better to do 24v over 12v.

he mentioned a load of just under 600w. The12v 3.8kwh is gonna give him longer backup time and cheaper also.

mctfopt:
Amp-hours (Ah)= Energy (kWh)×1000 ÷ Voltage (V)

So, the 3.8kWh at 12V = 3800÷12≈ 316Ah

While 2.5kWh at 24V = 2500+24 ≈104Ah


316Ah is bigger than 104Ah

I think it's 208Ah at 12v,either way 316ah is still bigger

Jbond:
Please my experts in the house, between a Cworth 2.5kwh 24v and a 3.8kwh 12v which is better for a total watts load of 528watts?(freezer inclusive).

I suggest you do that 3.8kwh and a 12v hybrid like bread or haisic 1.5kva inverter. Better soup naim be that.

Trippledots:
I suggest you do that 3.8kwh and a 12v hybrid like bread or haisic 1.5kva inverter. Better soup naim be that.

Do you have a plug for the haisic 1.5kva 12v inverter or how much is it selling for?

Jbond:
Please my experts in the house, between a Cworth 2.5kwh 24v and a 3.8kwh 12v which is better for a total watts load of 528watts?(freezer inclusive).

12v 1.6kw hybrid inverter with the 12v 3.8kwh lithuim is a far better combo cheers

mctfopt:
Amp-hours (Ah)= Energy (kWh)×1000 ÷ Voltage (V)

So, the 3.8kWh at 12V = 3800÷12≈ 316Ah

While 2.5kWh at 24V = 2500+24 ≈104Ah


316Ah is bigger than 104Ah

Thanks boss for the input

HeavenlyBang:
Lower voltage just means higher current. Wh is capacity regardless of the voltage vs current split.

Just to be sure, you realize your battery and inverter needs to have the same voltage too, right? If you're buying a 12v battery, then you also need a 12v inverter.

Cworth is OK at best. Not great. You're better off buying a battery from Mrreed or Valto. Also, it's better to do 24v over 12v.

Thanks boss, but like someone mentioned, wont the 24v be too much for a total load lesser than 600watts

fuckboys:
he mentioned a load of just under 600w. The12v 3.8kwh is gonna give him longer backup time and cheaper also.

Thanks boss for the input, i wanted to go for a 5kwh 24v but because they are all over 1.2m is why i settled for 3.8kwh 12v.

But this evening i saw a deal of 5kwh 24v bread brand battery for 880k, and i want to go for it, please is the battery size too much for the total load which is under 600 watts? And is bread a good brand? Thank you

dacool1:
I think it's 208Ah at 12v,either way 316ah is still bigger

Thanks bro