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LiFePO4 generally has a 0.5 or 1C discharge. You'd end up with a 500W UPS that could run for 10 hours, or 48v+ battery packs. and yes, they're also happy to he
by butvacuum 5mo ago
LiFePO4 generally has a 0.5 or 1C discharge. You'd end up with a 500W UPS that could run for 10 hours, or 48v+ battery packs.
and yes, they're also happy to heave to: plenty of DC ups' use NMC. Apc can't even be bothered to make a consumer class UPS that works with PFC- at all.
- Saris 5mo agoDepends on the type of LiFePo4 cells, ones designed for higher power can easily do 5-10C or more. But that's not needed for a UPS. Most common high energy cells can handle 3C. 3C or 20 minutes of runtime would be in the realm of most UPS ratings (remember the LiFePo4 cells have a lot more energy/runtime in the same space).