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Originally Posted by rickst29
[LIST=1][*]They claim '400Ah', but they allow only 160 Amps of maximum output. Something is wrong with that. (A 400 Ah battery pack should support about 400A continuous output current).
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I'll be the 1st to admit that I don't know much about LFP batteries but Deep Cycle batteries typically have a lower max output than their cohorts "Starting Batteries". starting batteries will have as much as 800A rating but for a very short period of time.
Lead/acid deep cycle batteries have less available surface charge and a much larger charge stored in the larger plates and more lead. That results in a lower max output but over a longer period of time.
It only makes sence that a 400AH LFP battery might have a very high storage but if it were to have a load of 400A, it seems to me that it might overheat in a short time.
I just installed this 2000W inverter today. I can't believe the build quality of this thing. I brewed a pot of coffee this afternoon then boiled a qt of water in the microwave (18 minutes).
https://www.newpowa.com/products/200...hoC0acQAvD_BwE