@EllaVonBerlin If you barely use power during the day, it usually works. If the inverter is running — forget it.
@EllaVonBerlin If you barely use power during the day, it usually works. If the inverter is running — forget it.
A lot of brands talk big, but without real peak numbers it’s just marketing. Good BMS units handle it, weak ones shut down instantly.
With LiThink, hitting 5000 real deep-cycle cycles is totally achievable under normal use.
I’d be cautious; I checked my old charger first. Some older 20A chargers aren’t perfect for LiFePO₄.
If you’re lucky, you might find one from about €280–320 — but often prices go over 400+. Always check quality!
@TinaMitHerz Hmm… theoretically it should handle it, but I don’t want to claim it for sure. Might depend on how tiny the load actually is.
