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No, it's a bad fit. it would be pure marketing. Lipo slowly destroy themselves when charged. Lead acid slowly destroy themselves when not charged.
by nomel 11mo ago
No, it's a bad fit. it would be pure marketing. Lipo slowly destroy themselves when charged. Lead acid slowly destroy themselves when not charged.
- cogman10 11mo agoThere are different LIPO chemistries. LFP in particular has little problem with being fully charged. You'll see it get swapped in for lead acid chemistries even in places like car/motorcycle batteries. If you want an Lithium power supply then the keyword to look for is "LFP".
- gpm 11mo agoAnd LFP is also cheaper per unit energy and less of a fire hazard. Hard to imagine why you would use a different lithium-chemistry in a UPS.
- lesuorac 11mo agoCan't we just not push the lipos to 100% and have the UPS maintain a ~60% charge instead and get a long life span?
- fyrn_ 11mo agoMany of these power stations (including the one I linked) are LFP chemistry