Lithium Vs Lead Acid Rv Batteries

[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.

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.

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

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

This is the standard lead acid cell to be used in my UPS.It has been in service for approximately two weeks without any problem. The price was reasonable and it was delivered promptly and in good condition.

Very versatile, You can use lithium batteries to power it

Nothing beats these lithium batteries...they don’t die.

I already had two of the Nikon EN-EL15c Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Batteries, but I recently purchased the Nikon MB-N11 Power Battery Pack with Vertical Grip for my Z7ii which takes two of the EN-EL15c batteries, so having a spare made sense to me. I also own several EN-EL15 batteries for my D850 and have experience zero problems with Nikon batteries.

Like the ability to change 2 batteries at the same time and keep them together. Thinking about getting another for my other two Lithium Ion batteries.