Half Price LiFePO4 Batteries🤯 Redodo is 7.4 cents / kWh - Overview, prices, comparisons, & more.
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- Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2023
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REDODO is probably the most cost-effective LiFePO4 battery brand on the market. Grade-A cells, powerful, long-lasting and very well-priced. At only 7.4 cents per kWh, maybe it's time to leave the electrical grid.
Math is fun: $379 / 1.28kw / 4000 cycles = 7.4 cents per kWh.
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🇺🇸 A US prepper l watch did not grid tie, and he explained to another prepper who did why, he explained that he saved on their installation charge + them only paying back 50% on his electricity, meaning he had a passive partner forever, and no contract which was always in their favour.👍
DIY solar for an off grid system is very easy and affordable. Way cheaper than having an installer put in a grid tie. I have some videos on both systems and more to come on my channel. And I look forward to seeing where Arkopia goes I further solar endeavors.
Thank you, bless you for doing this comparison for us.
I Love this channel. Thank you !
U r the man ! Always deliver good info!
The lead acid battery has less usable AH than the redodo. You don't want to duscharge the lead acid bellow about half capacity or else longevity decreases a lot. So the redodo at 100AH vs 70AH for the lead acid
Good point.
thanks for the great info
Wow, good find!
Good review. A small system is how I got started, and the solar bug got me. I like the idea of the chicken heater, and you just gave me some more ideas on videos on my off grid systems and how exactly they incorporate into our homestead, fish farm, and freeze dry operation. Great job. 🤠
I’ll probably pick your brain 🧠 in the future as I get to my bigger solar projects. Appreciate it. ✌️
@@ArkopiaRUclips Any time
I’m very curious to see how much power you could generate off of a panel resting on the barrel heat sink in your greenhouse. If you ever have a spare panel laying around I’d love to see that as an experiment!
I am not off grid and a full house system I find is to expencive still for the amount we consume and the amount Hydro wants to pay. But I do have a small 1KW solar & wind system that I charge three power banks for use like your self emergency power for fridge freezer and multitude of items plus I have the house wired with USB plugs that we run lap tops, I pads phones etc with the solar so the batteries are being cycled. Also have a back up solar system as well stored in an EMP cage. We have a 3 cu ft fridge as the others empty if a long duration event occurs.
I wish I ran DC wiring in my house and buildings. So smart. 👍👍👍
Nice.
I’m kind of a newbie to this technology, would an inverter be needed to run appliances like refrigerators?
Yes. Any household electronics use AC. DC is what batteries are and you need to invert it to AC for things like a household fridge. My USB charge station is DC so I won’t need an inverter for my USB equipment station. 👍✌️
A solar system requires a PV/solar panel, inverter, charge controller, and battery if off grid.
Think I'd compare the batteries as $/Wh where Wh are volts times amp-hours. The number of cycles is a bit misleading as the batteries get advertised as 4000 to 15000 cycles. That's quite the range! Probably realistic depending on how badly you treat them. Imagine your calculation of total lifetime storage capacity using 15,000 cycles! Also, the number of cycles does not mean the battery is toast after that many cycles, it just means the amp-hours have degraded enough, similar to how solar panels degrade over time. Most of these batteries come in around 30-40 cents per Wh. Rack mounted in Canada are likely closer to 60 cents. To maximize cycles, don't discharge to zero and set your charger so it doesn't take the battery past full charge (which many do, they go 'til the max voltage occurs which is beyond the 100% mark and well past the best for longevity)
Cool video mate, I'll be looking at these types of products for once I've finished sueing certain parties and have found a place that I can call a home!
You might die in the cold if your counting on efficiency in the justice system.
Time is critical; get a small system together...✌️
If needed, a heater for your battery that is controlled by adjusted temperature control. My batteries going into a root cellar to keep from freezing and excessive heat
Keep in mind the inverter will also generate a lot of heat. This may help in the cold season but may be a problem in warm weather.
If its a proper root cellar below the frostline it should stay about the same temp year round.@@Thewildmindofmike
I love you man! You crack me up. You're the best thing Nate discovered.
Off grid isn't for everybody. I wouldn't even say it's for me. Having the ability to produce electricity is the key. You obviously know why.
It's a fun hobby that evolves. John Daniel has a good channel when your ready to harness the prarie wind.
Thanks for sharing all that you do! ✌️
Hey. I really appreciate all that. 👌✌️💪🙏
Cool
Wow thanks for the info and the discount code, I was bummed when you had your 16 oz smoothie sale because I had 3 of the 24packs in my cart and went to PayPal to purchase and the tiny delay they had allowed my items to go to SoldOut? I had to stop PayPal from processing the payment, did I do something wrong to have the items removed or taken from my cart? We really wanted to get them for our daughters baby for when she starts eating solid foods 😢😢😢. The newer 8oz bag price is still a good deal and we may end up getting them but for now we have to wait and hope you have a sale Soon 🙏. I am very impressed with your farm/ homestead, and the Lake is awesome. 👍👍
The last of the 16oz sold out very fast. Our 8oz are the same smoothie, but more manageable size and 1/2 the price as we’d have to charge continuing with the original 16oz smoothies. 👍✌️
@@ArkopiaRUclips Any plans to offer a larger format on the new pouch? or just going with 8oz? 8oz is kid size! =P
@@ChristianBaril Because it would require a much bigger bag to make the smoothie in the bag, we’re just sticking with the 8oz. This way you can have your snack size smoothie multiple times a day, instead of the 1 massive smoothie. This is based off all customer feedback, what the military is interested in, the keto people, diabetics, etc. Like I said, they are half the price and half the size as our originals. And make them in the bag. 👍👍👍
LiFePO4 Battery 12V 100Ah Up to 7000 Deep Cycle Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery with BMS for Campers RV Solar Marine Golf Carts Energy Power Supply Emergency,Run in Series or Parallel is what I used from Amazon. Still on there for $229 delivered.
What make? On US Amazon? Thanks
@@ArkopiaRUclips Scream Power
@@ArkopiaRUclips And US Amazon
We don’t have those on Amazon Canada unfortunately. I’m sure it would be $400 if we did. 😂
I'm not a fan of any type of battery that requires a BMS to charge. One extra electronic failure point in your system. Bolt Silicate Salt batteries are the absolute best battery option for anyone want ultimate simplicity and reliability. They are sealed, can be 100 percent discharged with much less wear than other battery types, dont self discharge ( retain 80% charge after sitting 2 years), and they don't loose capacity in sub freezing temps. Silicate salt are the way to go.
I have never heard of these. This has me very interested 🤠
You forgot to include in your calculations the price of the actual production of energy. Your price is for storage only. The price of solar panels or whatever needs to be included, because you got to charge the battery somewhere. If you just charge it from the grid you didn't do anything.
I need a 360 $ extra for buy this cool battery. I will working on it 👍
Canthese work with a wind turbine sysyem or are they designed just for solar
The battery portion of things works to store any electricity, no matter where it's generated from
wait, you've got remotes for your kids?
What kind of cyborgs are yoy raising?
:)
They have so many remote controls. Going bankrupt charging everything. 😂
I was looking at this brand. Wasnt sure if it was a scam or not.
If you sell for 7 cents and buy back at 15 cents, you bought at 8 cents. So "storing" electricity in the grid or storing it in the battery is now basically tied.
For now anyways. 👍✌️ Your own grid would be nice.
And anyway: I don't NEED a lithium battery if I want to burn my house down. Matches work as well!
you need to go 48 volt solar batteries,inverter solar panels etc
A few thoughts.. utility companies are continuing to increase flat rate charges and reduce per kWH credits paid. This intentional trend will eventually burn folks who bought grid tied only solar based on an anticipated payback over the coming years. Lifepo4 battery costs are declining and technology is improving so building a whole home battery storage will pay off regardless of the actions of utility companies. (That’s what I’m doing). We’ll continue to see better and cheaper battery storage options over the next few years, unless the #1 lithium battery exporter decides to stop exporting. Then you’ll really wish you had some Lifepo4 batteries! ⚡️☀️💡👍🤠
Totally. A few years ago they would pay grid tie credits back to the grid at a 1:1. Fast forward a couple years they only give you half.
Any storage battery that can be turned around with a little finger is USELESS! I've been living with solar-power for 40+ years and wouldn't go near a lithium battery-bank.
So do you stick with lead acid?