LiFePO4 12V 100Ah Slimline Battery with 150A Bluetooth BMS $1197 (Was $1397) Delivered @ Muller Energy

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AssociatedRubenM on 15/01/2022 - 18:56 mullerenergy.com.au (1030 clicks)
Last edited 15/01/2022 - 19:16 by 1 other user

OZBARGAIN

Another deal from Muller Energy! 🙂
While I know that there are cheaper 100Ah (or thereabouts) slimline batteries in Australia, I don't believe that there are better value ones.

Like with the last few deals, I'll try and answer all your questions, so please feel free to ask them! Please don't think that your question may be stupid either, I can guarantee you that there will be other people that are glad you asked what the difference between "A" and "Ah" is, for example!
If you have any questions later on or you want to learn more about lithium batteries, please visit our Facebook group. There's lots of interesting content there: https://www.facebook.com/groups/australianlithiumbatteries

Here are a couple of reviews of our most popular battery:
Ozbargain review 1: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/comment/11363463/redir
Ozbargain review 2: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/comment/11363703/redir

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Designed to tuck into spots where other batteries can’t go! Great for utes, 4WDs, boats and many more!
This 12V 105Ah slimline battery has been made with the ease of connectivity in mind. Whether your device uses USB A, USB C, cigarette lighter socket, 50A Anderson connector or 175A Anderson connector, this battery has got you covered. Further, the USB C has PD up to 45W and 20V, meaning that you can charge laptops and iPads with this charger.
The 150A JBD BMS with Bluetooth makes it very easy to check and set the parameters of your battery to ensure it’s perfectly customised to your needs.
The Quality EVE cells that are used in the battery and the 5A active balancer mean that you will enjoy these batteries for many years to come.

Backed by our Australian 5 year warranty

Specifications:
12V 105Ah
EVE cells
150A JBD Smart BMS with Bluetooth
1x cigarette lighter sockets
1x 45W USB C charger that can charge laptops (PD to 20V)
1x 18W USB A
2x 50A Anderson connectors
1x 175A Anderson connector
5A active balancer

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  RangaWal on 15/01/2022 - 20:09

  Hi Ruben - why are slimline generally across the industry more expensive per Ah than typical form factor?

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    NeoX on 15/01/2022 - 20:38

    Isn't that like asking why are laptops more expensive than desktop of same spec?

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    AssociatedRubenM @ Muller Energy on 15/01/2022 - 20:56

    +2

    More material is actually required to make this sort of battery, as it has a higher surface area than a non slimline. They're also more difficult to design.
    We don't actually have a 105Ah non slimline, but if you're asking more broadly, it's because thankfully there aren't any cheap and nasty slimline batteries yet (that I'm aware of at least).

    Voltax is the cheapest, I think, and they're a grand. Our battery is definitely of a higher quality and their discharge rate is lower, but I wouldn't call them rubbish.

    One other reason is that it's also a newer product and a bit more of a niche one, so the economies of scale aren't quite there.
    All your tests and certificates will still cost you the same, regardless of how many items you're manufacturing, for example.

    It's a bit of a combination, but hopefully my response gives you somewhat of an answer to your question.

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  scragley on 16/01/2022 - 07:53

  Just purchased one of the 200ah and been using it for a couple of weeks. It’s been great!

  For anyone unsure about the new/small business I thought it worth leaving my positive story.

  There are also some fairly active Facebook groups and even a detailed and favourable review from another supplier in the area: https://www.facebook.com/103561108175556/posts/4091085742874…

  Delivery was quick, build quality is good, and it just works unlike the cheaper lithiums that have been a bit hit and miss.

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    syngen on 16/01/2022 - 12:49

    +1

    Ditto. Bought the 200Ah bundle from Ruben during the last promo. Fast delivery, excellent build quality and has everything you need except 240V which you can always pair with an inverter.

    Just came back from a 7 day camping trip on KI. Mix of public and private campgrounds. Unpowered throughout, charged with DCDC (didn’t get around to doing Solar, maybe next trip). Kept my fridge running throughout (not a particular efficient 60L Brass Monkey), phones, tablets etc.

    Next thing to do, maybe a 2000W inverter (for kettle, sandwich press/toaster) and get a panel on for solar charging while free camping.

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      AssociatedRubenM @ Muller Energy on 16/01/2022 - 21:07

      +2

      @scragley and @syngen: Thanks very much to both of you, I really appreciate it!