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Spot on. The cost is definitely the main issue IMO. I think they make for great option for home backup/offgrid use mainly due to their crazy high cycles like yo
by layoric 4y ago
Spot on. The cost is definitely the main issue IMO. I think they make for great option for home backup/offgrid use mainly due to their crazy high cycles like you pointed out. An Australian company (Zenaji) sells a solution with a warranty on 22,000 cycles. Again, super expensive (~$3k AUD per 1.95kWh) but IMO a superior tech other than density (not a huge difference but definitely not as good as LiFePO4/NMC), which doesn't matter as much in home/commercial stationary backup scenarios.