Pytes V5 Heated, Wifi Monitoring, Amazing Build Quality 48V (51.2V) Server Rack Battery
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- The Pytes V5° LFP Battery is a lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery that provides a safe, well-designed, high-performing battery bank solution for home energy storage. It has a nominal voltage of 51.2V and a nominal capacity of 100Ah, which translates to a nominal energy of 5.12kWh.
Pytes V5° 51.2V 100Ah
👉bit.ly/PytesV5
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Pytes V5° 51.2V 100Ah
👉bit.ly/PytesV5
Wow, that's an impressive build quality. Great video!
Thanks, buddy, I'm very impressed with their build quality.
@@Roll2Videos What do you think about repairability? Seems difficult with those laser welds and spot welding to replace a bad cell.
@@silviucat If the battery has a good warranty, you shouldn't have to replace many cells. If at some point one cell was to go bad and you replace it with a new one while the other 15 have aged might cause other problems.
I liked their first version you showed a while back. And this one looks fantastic.
Solid products 👍
You convinced me to go with the V5--the heating is key in New York State. Thanks for another great video!
I did not like my Growatt because it was too noisy. Kept me awake all night. Thank You for your time explaining the new battery.
Many thanks for this superb video!
Wow about the building quality!
That’s a really sweet battery build! So much tjme and thought was put into those internals! Thanks for sharing!
In regard to the heating pads, you mention that the BMS will try to keep the battery at a warmer temp, but everything shut down when you had a low temp alarm. So does that mean that if you truly have a low temp situation that you need to use an external source to warm up the batteries in order to charge? It’s nice that the BMS tries to keep things warm, but if it’s unable to, you can’t use the heating pads to warm up the batteries before charging can commence? Am I just missing something?
I spoke with Pytes and was told it disconnected and alarmed because the sensors were more than 15°C temperature difference which identified a fault, not a low temperature event. The heating comes on at 5°C while charging.
@@Roll2Videos gotcha. So in theory, the heater should be able to keep up. The only reason it faulted was due to your “deep freeze” test. Thanks!
when the site dosnt show prices and "ask for quote" its a turn off for me.
You didn't click the link in my description
bit.ly/PytesV5
@@Roll2Videos i did but it wouldnt work for me
@@mannyfragoza9652 that's weird. Are you on a computer or mobile phone?
@@Roll2Videos i on my laptop It could be my new VPN Fin with the link i usually dont have problems
Good video and nice to see integration with these older Growatts. Do you know what BMS is in the pytes or know any other BMS that can have comms with the Growatt for custom built packs?
I believe the JK BMS can. Also, look into solar assistant. I have videos on it.
Thanks for the video. Nice intro video on this battery, but would have liked a more detailed review.
I like the terminal covers and the SOC indicator.
I don't like that it is not serviceable - welded cells.
Could you please show the PC software and its setup options in future videos. I have not seen this BMS yet. Could you show how the battery balances, I assume it has only weak passive balancing. I would like to see how the battery communicates with other batteries and if it has the possibility in the PC software to display data from multiple batteries in one window.
The most interesting feature is the Wifi connectivity, which many batteries don't have and which I would also like to see detailed in other videos how it works and what the Wifi app looks like and what all it allows.
Can this battery also connect to Home Assistant?
Great comment! I don't think I will be getting a second battery, unfortunately.
I will make a follow-up video in the future testing some items you've listed. The wifi stick is in the mail, I do believe it will connect with solar assistant. 👍😁
@@Roll2Videos You have a different Pytes battery that you have shown in the past, their BMS are not compatible?
The question on Home assistant was meant to suggest that the Pytes guys or another BMS manufacturer would read the comment and see this as an opportunity to add this feature to their future BMS. Only the JK-JBD-BMS interface board has plug-and-play Home assistant connectivity, at least as far as I know.
Wi-fi connectivity should be standard on all BMSs today, along with active balancing and excellent Wi-fi, Bluetooth and PC apps.
@@Roll2Videos You say "I don't think I will be getting a second battery, unfortunately" - is that a price thing? Or due to compatibility with your existing system? Something else?
@@andrewdunham8973 Sorry should have been more clear on that. Companies send me these products to review. I don't think Pytes is willing to send me a second one for review. I could buy a second one but why would I when other companies are waiting to send me theirs for a reduced price to make videos? This battery will no doubt work with multiple Pytes batteries and my system as a whole (future to come).
Thank you for the question. 😁
I live in Puerto Rico and some solar companies tend to sell used batteries as new. Unsatisfied clients return their equipment, and the solar companies keep passing them to a new buyer and retaining the new equipment for them or another client. How can I know if my Pytes battery is really a new one or not? The Meritsun batteries have a running cycle and that was how I noticed the battery I bought was an old one.
Same as I do in the video. A capacity test. Also, can I come live with you lol 😁
Really need to swap over to a 48volt system. 24v is working great but for household systems, it's just not ideal
I remember when I first started with all of this. My mind was locked into a 12V system and had a hard time understanding the 24 and 48-volt systems and why. Now it's a no-brainer. Thank you for watching and commenting.
@@Roll2Videos I wanted to learn. So I started out with a 12 volt system also. But the thing I'm most interested in if a 48v inverter victron ideally would be quieter. Than their 24v multiplus inverter. My theory was because it doesn't get as hot fans wouldn't work as hard
@@sun-sea-solar Check out youtube.com/@AdamDeLay07 he has a full system setup
So at/below 5°C heaters turn on to keep the battery at good temperature (i guess +5°C) for charging/discharging. how much watt per hour is this feature using? Does it use the energy from the battery itself until it is empty in case there is noch charging on a very bad day? When it is empty, does it pull the energy from grid until it has enough energy to maintain the heating without grid energy and it is able to cold start? All this questions come down to: is this heating feature economical or does it pull a lot of energy during winter time? thanks a lot, nice video
Thanks, I believe it's on while charging. I can't say for sure.
Thank you so much for the review. Which battery do you like better the V5 or the E-BOX-48100R.? I do not need the heater feature. What do you mean at the end of the video -- Not actually bulletproof LOL?
Tough question, The E-box is great, The V5 also has a wifi stick I'm going to test soon for remote monitoring. Not sure if most people will need to monitor the battery though I prefer to see the system as a whole. I meant don't shoot a gun at it.
No mechanical disconnect/breaker and no fuse. Totally dependent upon a functioning bms for safety?
Yes
How will this V5 battery perform in a tropical weather that never has below freezing temperatures but high temperatures instead?
I would imagine it would perform just fine as long as it's not in the direct sun. I mostly focused on the cold because that is what I encounter in my daily life. Thank you for the invite to come live with you lol 😆
Beautiful battery, but the video felt more like an infomercial than a review.
Billy Mays eat your heart out. Too soon?
Any idea of the price range for this battery? I really like it but i think it is a little pricy.
Pytes V5° 51.2V 100Ah
👉bit.ly/PytesV5
@@Roll2Videos Thank you for your answer. One more question, is this a 0.75C or it is a 1C rate battery??
@@luiscastillo861 All the information is on this website bit.ly/PytesV5
Ok i am asking because specs says recommended discharge is 75a. But how about if i need to discharge for lets say 1hr at 100a?? Would it shutdown? Would it work??
@@luiscastillo861 That would be specified under the maximum continuous discharge.
Hi, would like to ask if this battery is 1C or 0.75C for charge discharge??
Pytes V5° 51.2V 100Ah
👉bit.ly/PytesV5
Thank you!
On mine it says normal charge/discharge rate of 0.75C and maximum of 1C. So not sure if it's healthy to charge/discharge continuously at 1C