Review & Teardown: Vatrer 12.8V 300Ah LiFePO4 battery

[@chuoibuffet]

This was a great review! You did a thorough teardown, and it's awesome to see such a well-built LiFePO4 battery with easily replaceable cells. I loved the heating pad test in the freezer to see real-world performance. This video makes me confident about considering Vatrer for my off-grid setup.

[@JR-kk6ce]

You are a very fortunate and lucky man to have a wife who lets you put a battery in your freezer full of food. 👍

[@vuaeco]

Indeed. She even helps me put it in as it weighs 60 lbs with the top cover and wires dangling around. :D

[@ctuan13]

Glad to see the overall construction is pretty solid, but dissapointing finding out that despite having two temp sensors theyre just lazily attached at the same, singular poin on top of the cells. Still, not enough to dissuade me from using these in my camper for my inverter system.

[@yt678901]

If you need any thing more than 100AH, then you should look at moving to a 24 or 48 Volt system, which is more effecient.

[@keithpayne8943]

Excellent video. Very informative. Thanks

[@goodcitizen4587]

Cool vid, thanks.

[@UmbrellaProject6790]

Eine 48Volt Batterie wäre toll mit 600 Amp pro Stück

[@GavinFreedomLover]

Great video , subbd from UK , cheers.

[@lutloi5namhanoiduchua]

1 cục pin chứa 3.8kw điện !!! 1 ngân hàng điện nếu 4 cục pin như vậy

[@helenabha]

Can you review Vatrer 24V 200Ah battery as well ?

[@Idahomie]

So?..you never f/u on you dicoveryr about the temp sensors placed only on on cell? '..why ? Opinions

[@CharlsR-mt1fu]

jajaja F por los que tienen paneles solares en USA en estos momentos, deben estar cubiertos de nieve y con un frio del diablo

[@masterGadgetBD]

cell is actually 280ah

[@speedox3771]

First

[@car2069]

Wears gloves to point at the battery and talk. Breaks out a power tool and has no gloves on. 😂😂