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These home batteries are used but recalled due to a problem with the DC/DC converter. This has also been removed.
At least 96% capacity present.
Including metal housing (in some photos it has been removed so you can see the cells)
Balance wires present (the 2 black cable bundles)
There is also a heating element present, but it does work on 220V (the red band in the photo)
Optional pcb board with various options to connect the balance cables
Some units might have an Aerosol Fire Suppression system. working is unknown.
We get only a limited amount of these units. We could have increased the price but I don´t like to take advantage of the situation in Ukraine. So if they are already sold out, sorry, more demand than supply.
At least 96% capacity present.
Including metal housing (in some photos it has been removed so you can see the cells)
Balance wires present (the 2 black cable bundles)
There is also a heating element present, but it does work on 220V (the red band in the photo)
Optional pcb board with various options to connect the balance cables
Some units might have an Aerosol Fire Suppression system. working is unknown.
We get only a limited amount of these units. We could have increased the price but I don´t like to take advantage of the situation in Ukraine. So if they are already sold out, sorry, more demand than supply.
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- Nice product, easy to bind with JK BMS (invertor model) Review by Sparky
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There is enough space (on front side, where is a rectangular hole) to put the pair of 200A connectors, MCB, MegaFuse Holder, BMS and communication board. BMS board better to attach to battery (I used four longer M4 bolts and two 3d printed brackets, used to hold the lifting plate on the outer side (4 others left as is). Others components were attached to acrylic, 3d printed, metal, or other material plates. Best direction to assemble: 1)Lift a battery module; 2)detach built in parts (solar connectors wire lum, CAN communication board and cables, heating pads); 3)attach the plate with mounted connectors, mcb, fuse and bms communication board to the casing;4)attach bms to battery module;5)wire bms and battery terminals together;6)place battery module back to the case.
Hope I'll help someone.
P.S. you can also put some sort of relay on the back side to control the high voltage heating pads if you needed, but I suppose to buy low voltage pads insead (Posted on 17-12-24) - Excellent battery Review by Олександр
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I cut off the standard connector of the battery balancing wires and soldered the balancing wires from the JK BMS.
I cut out the front panel from textolite and mounted the terminals for connection there and brought out the power button.
All the cells were well balanced, had a voltage of 3.28 volts and had the same resistance.
The battery started up successfully and is ready to work. (Posted on 28-11-24) - Perfect price/value ratio Review by Maksym
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Rating - PCB board was not included Review by Mykola
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Rating - Good product and best seller Review by Taras Chaykivskyy
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Rating - Burning the cable inside Review by Andrii
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Rating - like it Review by Serhii
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Rating - interesting product for diy Review by vv
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