I Believe its a 5 year prorated warranty on workmanship and materials. I payed £359.99 after using the discount code BATTPRO100 that was active as of 15th Nov 2023 and I got an additional £50 credit for using PayPal Credit. So I saved £90.00
Great vid chap 😎 All those months spent in your secret volcano lair have paid off 😁 Thats a pretty good price considering its a fairly well known brand 👍 TBH i don't find the capacity all that surprising, my 280Ah EVE cells gave 285 when new and 2 years later still manage 283Ah, Renogy must be using decent cells AND have a QC system in place. A Chinese company with QC is shockingly good 😂
I was a little apprehensive given some trust pilot reviews but this is a good battery. I paid 359.99 after applying their code and got an extra 50 off for using PayPal credit..
@DCGUY how are you finding the app ? It's certainly less clunky than it was, I haven't had to re Install it for a while, when it first came out it was woefull 😟 I use it for my SCC and BtoB.
To date I don't care for the DC Home APP. Seems to be hit or miss As for the retail price I still feel the fogstar are the best value for money to date. Li Time are another brand to watch but they generally lack features so are priced accordingly. I'm tearing the renogy down and will upload my findings when completed. When choosing a battery for under seat use its always wise to take measurements while the seat is occupied to ensure no inadvertent contact is made with battery terminals etc.
wow thats very deep, sure to cause some degredation if its always cycled that low, can you porgram the BMS? doubt to the app lets you? maybe with Win PC? id say 10.8v at minimum to protect your investment
my guess is not the bms took 3 2.7v cells but the internal voltage sensor sensed 2.7 that momment it shuted... due to electronics direct sense less voltage drop
I thought the BMS would stop when a single cell hit 2.7V but as you saw it waited until it hit 10 volts which is very low and not great for cell lifespan,
@@Dirt-Diggler lost faith in daly , have 3 and 2 of them disapoint me.. I M going to go for an open programable JK . and let daly for portable or smaller ones anyway 2 of them have extra port ,
@@DCGUY that's quite a difference. 100 Amp Eco- Worthy lfp's are $235 US. Lithium iron phosphate are as cheap as AGMs if you don't need low temp protection or bluetooth.
ALSO, warranty between 0-12 Months no charge for Replacement After 12 Months Original Purchase Price ×（1 - Remaining Warranty Period (in Months）/ Total Warranty Period (in Months) = price x (remaining) / (60 months (5 years)
Renogy seems to have great stuff. Thanks for the video! Cheers!
Dang, MrRUclips Did not mention you did a Video, Watching now.
Hi, good to see you again.
How long is the guarantee? and much did you pay. Thanks for the demo
I Believe its a 5 year prorated warranty on workmanship and materials. I payed £359.99 after using the discount code BATTPRO100 that was active as of 15th Nov 2023 and I got an additional £50 credit for using PayPal Credit. So I saved £90.00
Very good price for a known company, usually only find lower end manufacturers under 500 notes 🤔
Thank you, however besides the bloody Brits, who uses pounds anymore?
Excellent review mate, God Bless and God Speed, love from the states 🇺🇸
@antonwearsakilt5209 agreed, I want to know how much it costs in euros 😁
Thank you 😊
Great vid chap 😎
All those months spent in your secret volcano lair have paid off 😁
Thats a pretty good price considering its a fairly well known brand 👍
TBH i don't find the capacity all that surprising, my 280Ah EVE cells gave 285 when new and 2 years later still manage 283Ah, Renogy must be using decent cells AND have a QC system in place.
A Chinese company with QC is shockingly good 😂
I was a little apprehensive given some trust pilot reviews but this is a good battery. I paid 359.99 after applying their code and got an extra 50 off for using PayPal credit..
@DCGUY how are you finding the app ? It's certainly less clunky than it was, I haven't had to re Install it for a while, when it first came out it was woefull 😟 I use it for my SCC and BtoB.
@@Dirt-Diggler It is very basic, range isn't too bad but very limited functionality
@DCGUY cool, same opinion here 👍 but it's always helpful to get another pov, thank you 👌
You have grade A cells that don't keel over at low SOC due to rising I.R, is my take, good buy if typical.
Looking at the APP, 05:26 it shows MIN: 24.7'F and MAX 25.6'F (Looks like Fahrenheit not Centigrade)
I am looking to buy this battery for under the swivel seat of my t6.1 is it any good? Worth £409
To date I don't care for the DC Home APP. Seems to be hit or miss As for the retail price I still feel the fogstar are the best value for money to date. Li Time are another brand to watch but they generally lack features so are priced accordingly. I'm tearing the renogy down and will upload my findings when completed. When choosing a battery for under seat use its always wise to take measurements while the seat is occupied to ensure no inadvertent contact is made with battery terminals etc.
@DCGUY It will be installed flat not upright so it will have plenty of room for the terminals
Only mention as you'd be surprised how many think the battery has to be upright like lead acids do. 😁
wow thats very deep, sure to cause some degredation if its always cycled that low, can you porgram the BMS? doubt to the app lets you? maybe with Win PC? id say 10.8v at minimum to protect your investment
There is no way to make changes to the BMS parameters, I wouldn't like to take the battery to such a low SOC personally either.
Have you ever charged Lithium in parallel?
Yes, I use two separate banks of lifepo4 12v in parallel
Awesome, I cannot wait to get my second battery setup!@@DCGUY
I will be doing a video on how you can use one battery bank while charging a second bank using solar and or AC charger.
my guess is not the bms took 3 2.7v cells but the internal voltage sensor sensed 2.7 that momment it shuted... due to electronics direct sense less voltage drop
I was initially thinking the bms would stop when a single cell hit 2.7v now I know it's overall battery voltage that dictates cut off
I though BMSs do both 🤔 either overall voltage or single cell voltage? My Daly does anyway ?
I thought the BMS would stop when a single cell hit 2.7V but as you saw it waited until it hit 10 volts which is very low and not great for cell lifespan,
@@Dirt-Diggler lost faith in daly , have 3 and 2 of them disapoint me.. I M going to go for an open programable JK . and let daly for portable or smaller ones anyway 2 of them have extra port ,
@@DCGUY if i choose a daly with bluetooth . is it programable or not ? can i choose another parameters ?
360 US for the Pro version. Can probably do better. Li Time for 280, for example. Will Prowse has a new teardown video today on 2 of theirs.
Yes Li time seem to be putting out some decent batteries but the prices here in the UK are steep. The Litime Mini for example is £370.00 and $279 US
@@DCGUY that's quite a difference. 100 Amp Eco- Worthy lfp's are $235 US. Lithium iron phosphate are as cheap as AGMs if you don't need low temp protection or bluetooth.
ALSO, warranty between 0-12 Months no charge for Replacement
After 12 Months Original Purchase Price ×（1 - Remaining Warranty Period (in Months）/ Total Warranty Period (in Months)
= price x (remaining) / (60 months (5 years)
Thanks for this. 🍻