leon.davibe
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A smaller battery suitable for 5000w inverter
A 1.2kw 48v with built in converters to supply 12v and maybe a second port with variable output ie 9/12v would be the ultimate stepping stone product
ie cost can be close to 100ah battery as they pack the same storage capacity, just formulated differently , a bit more expensive bms
You can buy a 5000w inverter and use it as if it is a small unit
While bank is small
You can then expand it with solar panels
And live a normal lifestyle during the day, and save money on electricity , which you can plough back into battery until you have a bank big enough to carry you overnight
A diy battery lends better to this
I started with 4cells then 8 then 15 but had to have 2 stepping stone inverters,
that isn't alive anymore if i stumbled on the forum earlier the last one might have had some 2nd hand market value
As some have suggestions to deal with it's shortcomings before it takes out the machine
A 1.2kw 48v with built in converters to supply 12v and maybe a second port with variable output ie 9/12v would be the ultimate stepping stone product
ie cost can be close to 100ah battery as they pack the same storage capacity, just formulated differently , a bit more expensive bms
You can buy a 5000w inverter and use it as if it is a small unit
While bank is small
You can then expand it with solar panels
And live a normal lifestyle during the day, and save money on electricity , which you can plough back into battery until you have a bank big enough to carry you overnight
A diy battery lends better to this
I started with 4cells then 8 then 15 but had to have 2 stepping stone inverters,
that isn't alive anymore if i stumbled on the forum earlier the last one might have had some 2nd hand market value
As some have suggestions to deal with it's shortcomings before it takes out the machine