Description
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>7000 Cycles at 80% depth of discharge
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Power key (for BMS On/Off)
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Create 48 Volt Storage Systems
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Connect in parallel, up to 16 for 81,920 Watts
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Automatic system cell balancing
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All parameters available on LCD display
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Temperature monitoring (high and low cut-off), 6 temperature sensors
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Exceptional voltage stability
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Maintenance-free
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No hydrogen generation or gassing
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<70% the weight of similarly sized SLA batteries
JAKIPER BMS SOFTWARE V2.5.2 -4U(7.01MB)
Leigh –
I must say That Kevin and the team were excellent to deal with, they provided accurate information and updates about the shipping, Kevin made the entire process trouble free, even assisting with arranging customs agent in Australia, Highly recommend manufacturer and product range.
sylvansolar –
Solar installer for 18 years in Hawaii.
Best battery I’ve had the pleasure of using, hands down.
All stainless cell hardware.
High quality electronics.
Cell voltage and temp display.
High quality breaker disconnect.
Sturdy rack mountable case.
Will not self disconnect, BMS only balances cells (this is a huge benefit for true off-grid systems).
About 5 or 6 years ago I was looking for batteries for a customer and was horribly disappointed by the locally available batteries for off-grid applications.
So I started looking abroad for quality cells and found this team. I was skeptical at first because china gets such a bad rap in the states, but my customer was Chinese so I asked her what she thought. After talking directly to Emily (my rep) my customer was more than happy to make the transaction. After we received the batteries, I was genuinely impressed and even giddy at the high quality and new possibilities this battery enabled.
As far as negatives, I can’t think of any.
This battery and it’s chemistry have massive advantages over most other widely available types and here I will explain why.
LiFePo4 loves to accept charge.
So imagine that charging a typical battery is analogous to winding a spring. As the spring is wound with more energy, it takes more force to wind it further. Similarly, as a typical battery fills, it starts to heavily resist further charge. But not so much LiFePo4, instead a lithium iron phosphate (LiFePo4) is much more analogous to filling a balloon with water. The resistance remains steady as the balloon fills, until it reaches full at which point resistance peaks rapidly. LiFePo4 can charge extremely fast without the potential for thermal runaway, at all, period, don’t ask how I know 😜.
So what this means in the real world is that when you have less than ideal solar conditions, say a cloudy day, a system using a lead battery bank, often can not charge fully without excessive solar panels. This is because it must be fed more energy to counteract the resistance increase as it charges. But LiFePo4 will absorb much more willingly and rapidly, meaning that on a day with less sun or intermittent sun, this battery will charge much more than lead or even many other widely hyped lithium batteries including simpliphi and Tesla.
Tesla, for instance, is all hype in my opinion and far overpriced as well as not even being truly off grid capable, being only proprietorily controlled or repaired, having high and dangerous battery voltages, and thermally unstable meaning they can burst into flames and create a feedback loop of flammability known as “Thermal Runaway”. Imagine a potentially self igniting molotov cocktail attached to the side of your house…
Just like all those phones in people’s pockets that blew up.
No thanks.
Simpliphi is another similar yet vastly inferior popular product. For instance, simpliphi has a cheap flimsy case, cheap flimsy electronics, it’s cells are unrepairable, it’s prone to needless self disconnect and programming conflicts with outback and other inverters, the cells are non stainless and highly rust prone making it extremely flood vulnerable, and a virtual moisture damage magnet. I’ve seen first hand what happens when a simpliphi sits in only one inch of water for a day (spoiler: it breaks permanently ).
I have been installing this LiFePo4 server rack battery now for over 5 years and I have not only had zero problems with any of the batteries, I haven’t even received a call back for a single issue at all with any of them. If you install for a living or just want to live a trouble free off grid life then you know how valuable that is.
Buy these batteries, you won’t be disappointed.
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Jess R. (verified owner) –
I continue to be very happy with the performance of my 5kwh jakiper 48volt battery. I paired it with an offgrid Growatt inverter.
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admin (store manager) –
Yes，it is ok to do so.
Tom W. (verified owner) –
Overall it’s worked great for the last six months. I use the battery at my off-grid property for solar storage. I use it pretty heavily: discharge at least 50% most nights, and in the summer the shed its stored in gets to 110 degrees regularly. Not a hiccup so far — we’ll see how long the chemistry lasts in those conditions.
I had one issue early on — my hybrid inverter (a Growatt unit) had a default low cutoff voltage below the low cutoff voltage of the battery. This discharged the battery and then it shut off. Unfortunately, my inverter would not charge it again until it detected a voltage — but the battery wouldn’t re-enable the terminals until _it_ detected a voltage. They’re both being too “smart”. I had to buy a DC power supply to charge the battery again, forcibly, at 58V. Once it surpassed its low voltage cutoff all was well. I adjusted the inverter’s low voltage shutoff to be _above_ the battery’s, and haven’t had an issue since.
I had a second issue that arose only because of the first: in my attempts to figure out why the battery was seemingly completely dead, I triggered the anti-theft alarm. Very annoying — battery goes dead if the accelerometer is tripped. It’s labelled “T Sensor” — the T is for “Theft” not “Temperature”!
Jakiper battery was very kind and helpful when I reached out to them. They mailed me a serial / USB cable for free, which (along with their software — Windows only, *nix users beware!) which I was able to use to disable the theft detector. Honestly I do not want this anti-theft feature and I encourage them to remove it or make it optional in future models.
admin (store manager) –
Thanks Tom
charles george (verified owner) –
This is a very good battery and well worth the cost, the company has been excellent to communicate with. I highly recommend this battery
admin (store manager) –
Thanks charles
Steven S. (verified owner) –
These batteries work well. I have 11 in parallel that I have cycled every day for months.
Jon A. (verified owner) –
Very well built and high quality battery that is very reliable and completely maintenance free. I have two that see constant daily use providing me with the power I need.
The batteries are very easy to install and use. The screen allows me to see the status of the battery and individual cells from voltage to temperature, it is all there.
These batteries will work with any solar equipment making them very versatile and they are also a terrific value for the price. I highly recommend them.