[eBay Plus] 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery $181.30 Delivered @ Outbax eBay

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The popular 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 deal is back. Only $1.30 more than the ATL for a single battery.

Comments from previous posts indicate this is a really decent battery, so I've picked one up to run my fridge

Now to find a good deal on a decent battery box. If anyone's got a recommendation under/near $100 that will actually fit this battery, let me know!

Size L306 x W169 x H215mm
Nominal Voltage 12.8V
Charging Voltage 14.2V - 14.6V
Current Output 100 A

This is part of Black Friday / Cyber Monday deals for 2024

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Comments

  • They are not for car, right?

    • +3

      Not a car primary battery, no.

  • Battery Box Options:

    I have one of the older XTM ones and it is pretty good.

    • +1

      also consider VoltX when Marketplace has a 25-30% cashback, will come down to $60 or less.
      Kings was $49? few weeks ago, and note the pics of it only show 1 cable from terminal, whereas others show 2 cables

    • 1.5cm too high to fit the XTM properly. Kings and VoltX (they're exactly the same as far as I can tell) are the ones that I'd come up with, and these comments seem to back that up.

  • +1

    If you need a charger, I believe the VICTRON BLUE SMART IP65 12V/10A BATTERY CHARGER is the go too. It was recommended in a previous thread. I have one and it very good, Bluetooth feature is great!

    • +1

      And when you use solar panels, the Victron SmartSolar 75|15 for $70.20 with code is a great choice. Unlike many MPPT controllers, it can handle up to 75V from the panel (generally household panels have the higher voltage output).

  • -4
  • Didn't pull the trigger on this one last time: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/873361

    Get this one, or wait until Black Friday/Cyber Monday for something else.

    • Buy this. Very light, prismatic cells. I bought two from the last deal and capacity as stated. This is a good price.

    • Get this, unlikely to be any cheaper.

  • If only Shopback was accepting the BFRI30 code - they have a decent % off starting on the 29th

  • 100A worth of lithium weighs 13kg minimum.
    Bit like those 200w solar panels that are the size of a post-it-note.

    • +2

      I bought one from the previous deal. My first-charge test results are here.

    • Good EVE 100Ah prismatic cells are around 2kg each, so x4 = ~8kg, then you have case, wiring, and BMS on top of that…

      A hell of a lot of reasonable quality prismatic 100Ah batteries are around 10.5kg…

      (this deal is pouch cells it seems, so it's a little lighter)

  • What do you guys use this for?

    • +1

      Powering electric outboard motor and camp fridges, and other 12v stuff.

    • +1

      Off Grid Type Solutions for Camping etc.

      I've got 2 from a previous deal to put into my Ute to replace 2 AGM batteries. Run my Camp Fridge, other 240v Power Items, Starlink, Two Way Radios. Have a Solar Blanket to help with keeping charge.

    • Power black out set with battery box and inverter.
      Can keep some lights, fridges and computers going

      • Would need to be a decent inverter and probably wouldn't last a long time. I wouldn't suggest loading it up a lot. Get a generator for that sort of stuff.

        I've got a 3000W inverter on 2 x 100ah AGM batteries. It runs a number of things, Camp Fridge, Starlink with Mini PC and a few other small things plus 3 x 2-way radios, uses about 30% in 4 to 5 hours.

        • +1

          Oh yes I can keep going pretty light on watts in a black out.
          The main thing I care about is some lighting, the modem and the freezer (doesn't use much) 4-5 hours would cover most situations

    • Running boat electrics; electric motor, sounder, nav lights, usb outlet

      Running 12v fridge in 4wd

      Always keep a fire extinguisher on hand people!

  • I just saw that the 200ah version is double the price (plus $20 shipping). If you wanted 200amps for $20 it's worth getting the bigger battery rather than 2 of the 100ah ones, as you don't need to muck around with extra wires.

    I have the 200ah one of these in the back of my ute and been very happy with it.

  • Good for a motorbike battery?
    I have a Honda cb500

  • Bought 2 last deal. One charged to 14.4 the other to 13.8. Maybe unlucky but I semt them back. Decided to go a single 200. Was waiting for the voltx to get cheap but hasnt. Renolgy seems to be well regarded but has a really bad after sales service name. Decided to buy this one for 470 after discount as the 85 item feedback ratings on ebay are all very positive and the seller has very high feedback ingeneral. https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/334588207645?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mk…

  • wow great deal :)

  • -1

    Cheaper at FAB with BF2422 $170.82 https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/304315952043

    edit: No free shipping so $200.82 at link

  • What do you use to charge these things?

    • There's a link to a good Victron charger (OzB's favourite) above, but any charger with a LiFePO4 setting would be fine.

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