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LiFePO4 12V 280Ah Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery With Bluetooth. I have had this battery for about a month. The battery is great. BMS is easy to use. I had questions for support twice and received a response in less than 24 hours. I am very pleased with my purchase.

I like having LOCAL date, no cloud nonsense or account bs to deal with. I made my own cable for this because the included cable is comically short since you have to connect the screen to the master battery which is at the bottom of my 6-pac rack. Eco-worthy includes a pin out guide so kudos to them. This screen reports on cell level data.

Eco-worthy is my new favorite when it comes to DIY power.

Here is a pic showing my screen with 3 v3 100 Ah batteries. (system not complete yet so disregard that I'm not plugged into my #1 battery)

This is my third EW tracker, it works great. I swapped out the steel channel for aluminum solar rails to lighten up and stiffen the rack. I put three 520 watt bifacials 34 x 78 on them. The steel channel flexes too much and weighs too much for my panel config. The controller works flawlessly. Have yet to see what happens when the battery gets cold.

EW, please scale this up to a 10' x10' array!

After viewing endless reviews of solar energy solutions, I chose eco-worthy's 5K Inverter with two 48V(51.2V) 100Ah Server Rack Battery With Bluetooth & Wifi | 5.12kWh Lithium Batteries.
The first month the system was operational, it lowered electricity consumption by 20% as stated on my bill from the electric company.
Solar panels were used to supply electricity during the day, and the batteries were used during the higher pricing period of 4pm to 9pm. Then the batteries were recharged with the grid at night when pricing is lower.
I was so happy with the performance that I purchased an additional battery and solar panels. So now I am running the system 100% solar. The additional panels provide all the electricity needed to charge and run all the equipment connected to the system. I dare to say that I will see at a minimum a 35% decrease of electricity consumption on my next bill, I will update at the beginning of October.

This is my second order of 45" Length Adjustable Solar Panel Tilt Mounting Brackets . The first set was installed on a treehouse cabin and the second was used as a demo set in a small solar installation workshop. The tilt angle markings were a feature that I appreciated as an installer and that the students in the workshop appreciated.. Assembly is very simple and knob and wing nut feature combined with the angle markings makes seasonal angle adjustmentS easy. Bottom line is that this is a very good product.

Considering becoming and eco worthy partner and installer. I love this brand so much and they are so easy to work with. Thank you again!

Eco-worthy Power box for Solar tracker

I purchased 3 Eco-Worthy 150 AH lithium batteries for my RV. Installed them in a 12v. Parallel system. Total of 450 AH.
I replaced the original two AGM house batteries , Total of 184 Ah. The original WAFCO 55 amp AC/DC converter and The original 160amp BIM with new RecPro Lithium compatible 100 amp 12 v AC/DC converter, new 225 amp LITHIUM BIM.
I also installed a Junteck Km160 inline WiFi/bluetooth system meter to monitor my my system.
I am very impressed with the system performance.

I go back and forth between 4 and 5 stars, and really wish I could give a 4.5 star rating because I feel that would be the most accurate. I bought the SL3500 with one expansion battery (7.5kwh total capacity) for portable applications and immediately tested it in a very harsh environment by bringing it to the black rock desert for Burning Man. Here are my thoughts so far:

1. Ordering was simple, but it was not plain how to order all of the parts that I needed. For example, I could not figure out how to order the expansion piece for the cart to hold the 3rd (and eventual 4th) battery. Customer service sent me a link and I was able to get what I needed, but I do wish it was a little more obvious on the website for easy ordering.

2. It is not apparent that the power station does not come with an AC input cord. This has to be ordered separately and resulted in a delay setting up the station because, again, this is not obvious when ordering. The same is true for PV input cables, though that makes a bit more sense.

3. The cart is quite sturdy and holds the system nicely! The wheels are about worthless for anything but smooth, bare surfaces though. I plan to modify the cart by removing the wheels and strapping it to a heavy-duty dolly instead. In the future, it would be great to see an upgraded wheel kit available for outdoor applications.

4. The system performs very well! I was able to keep a portable fridge/freezer and dual-inverter 8k btu air conditioner going in the desert heat (under shade) with no issues, which enabled me to only run my generator in the cooler hours of the morning and evening to top off the batteries. Also ran a friend's RV for a bit via the 30-amp RV plug and a microwave intermittently throughout the day with no problems. At night, it also powered several strings of LED lights. My wife's styling tools (hair dryer, straightener, etc) worked perfectly as well.

5. I didn't plan on using solar this year (upgrade planned for next spring), but a friend had two spare 250w panels so we hooked them up in series to test functionality. Input was recognized immediately and fed into the batteries with no issues, and after that I had to use the generator even less! Next year I plan to have 1200w of solar and hopefully not use generator power at all!

6. Going back a bit, setup was not incredibly intuitive for someone like me who has not previously dabbled in solar or battery systems. For instance, at first trying to charge in the house kept causing my breaker to trip. It took some time to realize that by default it is set to charge on AC input with a max of 40 amps. Once I reset this to a max of 20, no more issues, but it just wasn't obvious that this was needed or how to do so.

7. I don't love that the wifi monitoring dongle does not allow local connection. I will be using this in remote areas without wifi a lot and now have no monitoring option other than the display screen on the unit, which is not incredibly specific when it comes to state of charge and some other parameters. I am hoping this system is compatible with other aftermarket monitoring systems, which I will be looking into soon.

8. It's a small detail, but I wish there was a mounting plate somewhere on the cart for the battery breaker switch. It's inconvenient having it just hanging off the side, especially when packing and transporting the system for portable applications. I'll be looking into ways to secure this better.

So yeah, overall a great system! Way more bang for the buck than other all in one solutions out there, and the ability to expand storage while still having one unit to move around is awesome! There are some small changes/upgrades that would be nice to see in the future, and a few things about ordering and setup that could be made more apparent, especially for novice users like me.

Looking forward to getting more into the configuration and building out the system even further!

I bought a 200W solar kit to expand my wind-solar system. Everything works perfect, taking advance of the more sun hours we have at this time. Getting also a 60A MPPT charger for better results.

Bifacial 100W 12V Monocrystalline Solar Panel

It took a bit to get this going and I had to watch some YouTube videos but the system is up and running and tracking great. Love it.

Battery’s working great, about 18 months no issues. Have them in a 2S4P Using Victron battery balancer and MPPT’S. Running a 12K mini split and charging the EV.

Got my panels in record time! Well packaged and ready for installation, I'm getting antsy to get these put into service. Great price also!