GoKWH LifePO4 12V Battery Review: How to Prepare/Set Up a Winter Emergency Power Supply For Heating

In this video, I will show you how to prepare /set up a winter emergency power supply for heating using the GoKWH LifePO4 v12 battery that can save you and your family life!
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[@ejsgarage]

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[@SteffenBoserup]

The BMS in a 100ah lifepo4 battery is usualy 100A - Your battery can deliver 1280 watt, without shutting down, and Your inverter is 2Kwatt. put one more battery in parallel, and your inverter can control an overload. As Sylvan mentioned, your setup is not sufficient to heat your room more than 1-2 hour. I live off the grid, and have done so for years. My experience is, use propane/diesel as fuel to heat your home. a lot of people have great experiences with a cheap knockoff chinese diesel heater, and a battery like yours - They are great, as a backup source. Have a nice day ;-)

[@ejsgarage]

Thank you very much for the tip Sir.😊

[@acorn1744]

EJ: What kind of chair do you have in your office @2:20 mark? If you don't sharing from where did you buy and cost. How is lumber support? What you like or don't like about this Chair?

[@ejsgarage]

Hj Aaron, this is the newest model. I like the pillow in the back for my lumbar amzn.to/491teFx

[@ejsgarage]

The chair is very comfortable but the material I started to peel after 3 years

[@Sylvan_dB]

That battery only has 1280 watt hours. That will power a 600w heater for 2 hours, which is about right to keep your feet warm under your desk in an otherwise warm room. A typical space heater that plugs into a 15amp outlet is 1500w, so if powering that the battery will be dead in less than an hour. Electric heat uses a lot of electricity. My home electric furnace used 20,000 watts and would run nearly 24x7 in a severe cold snap. If only heating one room, it is likely pipes will freeze. Better shut off the water and drain your toilets. Using a battery for electric heat requires a LOT of battery. Better have some non-electric heat source. In a severe cold snap you want fossil fuels or at least a wood burning stove designed for heat, not just a decorative wood fireplace. Maybe you have a gas furnace which uses gas to provide heat and uses limited electricity only for the fan (and likely ignitor). Power that instead of a space heater. Probably still take multiple batteries to go all day. Maybe some cans of gasoline, a siphon tube and a 2000w honda-like inverter-generator which can be had for not much more than that battery.

[@ejsgarage]

That’s a good point. Thank you for sharing the tip.