Golf Cart Lithium Battery Vs Lead Acid

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve had this running for a couple weeks now and couldn’t be happier. I’ve installed this quite easily in my wall rack and have to say I am very happy with it’s performance and solid build quality. It’s as plug and play as you’re going to get. I find myself often looking over to see that it running as it’s very quiet and the fan only turns on when the load get’s to a certain levelEven then I just don’t hear it. Seems to be very efficient with low heat. This unit also has the lithium-ion battery and seems to weigh less than half the weight (just over 30lbs) of my older lead acid battery unit and smaller in overall size. In the long run I feel it’s going to be much more cost effective replacing the lithium-ion battery over time as they’re just getting cheaper and last longer than the older lead acid batteries. From an aesthetics point of view, I feel the unit is nicely designed and appealing. The multi-function LCD is easy to use and view various in-depth metrics. If you’re in the market looking for a smart ups or to replace a older lead acid unit then I highly recommend the APC smart-ups. Good quality brand and dependability.

As can be expected with a lead acid battery, weight is higher than with other types, however I believe the performance overwhelmingly outweighs the drawbacks. This battery pack easily powers my camera for around 4 hours, and is significantly less expensive than some other brands. Charging does take a while, but as above, is a small price to pay.

Lead acid sealed battery, sine wave output, does not require constant attention

We used this on our golf cart in a Christmas parade - great sound!!

Perfect for the golf cart. Sound is amazing. Just wish there was a magnet on it.

Much Much better than all the other's we've tried. We use it in the shower and riding around town on our golf cart.

I had the charge 2+ and it was great, this little booger is even greater. Installed it on my golf cart.

I bought it a month ago to go on my golf cart and I love it. Has plenty of sound.

My old lead acid batteries are 4 years old and expect they will start to fail. I bought the delta 2 so I could transition to lithium batteries. So far it has been a very good and simple project. I like that it has it's own charge controller with a few different ways to charge. So far so good. Will probably buy the extra battery eventually.

I Iive completely off-grid, and recently purchased a river 600Pro. I have been living with very large and very heavy lead-acid batteries for several years. This unit has so far been able to out last and out perform multiple different lead-acid and AGM type battery setups and charger/ inverter combinations. As long as you are using energy efficient devices you can run several things for several days. Using 50watts of 120v power(My 55inch tv only pulls 37-40 watts after it's been on for a few minutes, 75 watts on start up), the river pro has lasted 4 days while charging multiple phones, tablets, and a laptop from the usb ports. Of course if your pulling more watts (300+) the life span is drastically reduced