Thanks Andy, wow, you got this one out quickly! Happy Easter 🐣 The layout and assembly looks really great! I think in a closed box, those temp sensors are just absolutely fine.
@@OffGridGarageAustralia It's some type of Spanish. He said that "Andy sometimes makes my day! Your enthusiasm is contagious, and your videos are cool!
Really excited to finally see these server rack batteries in Australia! I think it would be good for you to get a server rack. Been so jelly of Will prose setup just need EG4 to make it aus now! 😅
I have a battery with the exact same Inspection date. I guess they are from same batch. It will add to my existing bank. I can't install just yet though as I need to do a reconfiguration of my battery set up and am waiting on some extra cable and lugs to arrive. Going to connect them all with a Victron Lynx Power In using the fuse modification. Replace the older bus bars I have which are not really up to the task anymore.
I have two LFP Orient Power Wall batteries 48V also known as Jakiper batteries with the off grid inverter Growatt SPF 5000ES with Victron battery monitor and busbar. Inverter is setup with the battery as Li and is communicating with the BMS. All seemed to work fine for 3 months and now we are having massive issues of batteries suddenly dropping down to 0%. Below is what I observed. 7th December 1pm SOC dropped from from 99% to 79% then after 5 minutes back to 99%. No one used the power that day or night. 14th December 1pm SOC dropped from 99% to 76% then back to 99%. We used power that night and once batteries got to 81% then dropped to 0%. 15th December, very sunny day and saw batteries charging all the way from 0% to 100% consistently. At night batteries dropped from 86% down to 0%. I can't understand what could be causing that, are batteries faulty? Where does all the energy go if batteries indeed dropping to zero.
Hi Andy, and Thanks again for this video! 😊 This Jakiper Battery is similar of my battery.. same BMS, screen display, and pc software.. the only difference my pack have a welding cells. it's a good battery normally. 😊
Uploaded one minute ago, can't believe I've been watching since battery 1.0. and I have watched every video uploaded on this channel, when will Andy 2.0 make his own video?
No idea if anyone pointed out, but the manual says it closes the relay when there's a fault, and you were testing for voltage. Are you sure it didn't switch a MOSFET to close the circuit between those pins, and so you would need to use a continuity test to see if it was connected? Just wondering :).
Thanks Andy 😊 Can u please please do a review of the wall mount version ? I’m about to buy a heap of those once they arrive in Sydney and would love to know about any subtle differences (if any). P.S. nobody has done a review yet ✅
Andy as always great video. 😁 This battery is made to be installed in a server rack. But look at the design again, how do you connect the packs together without the cables going over the display or the breaker?
With either longer cables to curve around the displays, or install bus bars on each side of the rack and connect the batteries to them instead of each other. The EG4 batteries / racks are a good example of the latter.
I don't think blocking the screen is a deal breaker here. If you have several of them you would use the software anyway to check them rather than go into the menus of each on individual.
It's just a variant of the cells EVE has produced over time. Like the LF280N and LF280K. They put different goop inside and keep developing the chemistry, getting more cycles, higher heat resistance and lots of small improvements over time. But it is still the same cell.
Looks very nice and well done. A bit confusing: It is a 16s, but named as 48V battery. Problems while combining with other 48V rackserver batteries (wich are commonly 15s) a preprogrammed.
These are solar storage server rack batteries that are Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) are 16s . These are meant for solar use unlike actual computer server rack back-up power supplies .
I don’t think Andy “poo poo’s” people, just has a different opinion sometimes, which is EXACTLY as it should be! ALSO- server style pre-assembled batteries are virtually always an expensive option.
@@onthelake9554 I priced up DIY and by the time I added it all up, it wasn't much cheaper than a Chinarack battery and way less convenient. Cells, BMS, breakers, terminal, a decent housing, insulation, mounts and supports, cabling, bus bars, control display, communications plus all the extra tools needed. It adds up fast. Andy has never shared the cost of building his battery rack.
@@FutureSystem738 For reference, our exchange on this is in the comments of his video posted Feb 2022, titled "Major design change because of large inverters".
hello man, need your advice i have hybrid invertor Deye 8 kwt + two those Jakiper .. in specs i see that recommended charge current is 20A...but its too slow and battery fully charged in 5 hours... what is the maximum charge level that will not cause degradation in next few years?
Hey Andy, Now Y'alls Need To Install Some Wind Turbines Also & Then You'll Have The Ultimate Off-Grid Power System! Well Kinda? Maybe Ifin You Then Also Install Solar Water Heating Systems+ Sewage Bio-Gas Systems+ Rain Water Harvesting Systems+++, Then You'd Be Gettin Closer To Being Truly Off-Grid.. 🤣🤣😁😎
The video by the incredibly handsome Andy is a review of the Jkiper 'Jaki' JK48V100ProPro battery, made in China but sold in Australia. Andy is impressed with the build quality and the use of Eve LF 100f cells, and notes that it comes with a printed user manual. The battery has a BMS display with four menu buttons and various communication ports. He discusses the battery's circuit breaker, BMS, and relay contacts, and notes that the battery has temperature sensors that are not connected to the cells. The battery is compared to other batteries with similar BMSes. Andy also notes that the battery has good shipping times and is covered by Australian consumer laws. The video concludes with the Andy plugging the battery into a servo port and checking its cell voltages.
These 125A MCB do sometimes demage themself on high dc current disconect. MCCB are the better choice. But in regular conditions the BMS will disconnect way faster than the breaker trips.
Hallo, bei mir ist das bei zweien passiert. Nacheinander. Den String Strom habe ich nicht gemessen, war zum Glück im Winter. Die Geräte wurden anstandslos ausgetauscht. Hoffe dass es keine weiteren Schäden am System verursacht hat . Gruß Klaas
Hi Andy, new to all this solar stuff but enjoying your videos. Would you be able to help us with a cheaper battery alternative? We have Fronius primo inverter. We live in South Australia.
Well, what do you mean with a cheaper alternative? You can built your won if that is an option. Plenty of videos here on the channel on how to do it. Or, alternatively, have a look at the Seplos DIY kit. It's great.
@@OffGridGarageAustralia hi Andy, thanks for your feedback and suggestions. I have looked at the website but am still unsure of what would be the best system for my purposes. Is there any chance that we would be able to speak by phone?
Price looks pretty good for a battery with a very short leadtime. Watching with interest as if this one isnt shit will consider it to get up and running in my off grid system.
Great to see the EVE cells inside the Jacki Battery but unfortunatelly the big point is missing: they do not even mention EVE cells in the specs or description - at least in the EU warehouse cause I have not checked the australian one. The EU warehouse is in germany, Dietzenbach, they also apply the german 0% VAT for solar power parts and pieces which is great too. Finally you can pick it up and save 150€ shipping. At least for those germans in the middle of germany quite an astonishing deal - except the nice coupon which is not working.
I recently received a battery from the German warehouse and it was exactly the same as Andy's (including the packaging). The change to EVE cells is a recent one and they used different cells until quite late last year. All I can say is that before they used cells with 6mm screw holes and now they are with 8mm studs. The battery was shipped to Spain and it took about a week.
I agree that the temp sensors should be on the battery for accuracy. However I think they put the temp sensors on the bar for servicing reasons. Unlike alot of other server rack style batteries, these can be serviced and swap bad cells out at least. That is a major plus in my books!🐸🐸🐸🐸 of 5 frogs!!
Can these be used legally here? Or is all off grid stuff. I think California needing UL certs. I assume Australia will be bad too. Stick to installers favs?
Andy should answer this one as he stated that the reason why this battery's BMS cannot talk to the Seplos BMS is the baud rate difference, where the Sepols datasheet shows its default data transmission rate: 9600BPS. BTW, 9600 is the lowest frequency ever (as far as I can remember) differently RS485 can keep baud rates from 110 Baud to 115200 Baud and DMX, which also uses rs485, can go up to 250000. But they all talk to each other as long as you use the same protocol.
@@9111logic rs232, rs485 and CAN are no protocols. They are the hardware specification of the port. They describe how a 0 and a 1 are transfered from sender to receiver. Protocols are ModBus, DMX, Midi, LANC, MorseCode, etc... They describe what many transfered 0 and 1 should express.
@@Juergen_Miessmer Ok my bad, let me rephrase that, they all have the same data communication systems - I know that, as opposed to the system which has different balanced or unbalanced voltages, a protocol has some specifics like the type of start/stop bit, length of lows and highs etc, but my point remains the same. Andy said that the baud rate of this battery BMS is 9600 and therefore it cannot talk to the Seplos because of that. Now, this is the point that I was trying to clarify since the Seplos has the same frequency.
I believe Will took both the pro and the base model apart a short time ago. Basically the pro wasn't worth the extra cost in my opinion. I don't think the low temp charge protection even worked.... they/we are better off with the KISS motto. All these features just turn out to be unreliable gimmicks. Someone needs to start testing batteries at 10 or so cycles a day for a year. Should be able to figure out how to automate such a test.
Please check and give me your BMS MCU model number. Tian BMS in QSO, Pace BMS in Jakiper_SOK, and XDZN TDT BMS. These three BMS are looking the same. The XDZN TDT BMS MCU is Nation N32G452 VEL7
_Hey, Australians should NEVER complain about tongue-twister, hard-to-pronounce names... I mean just look at the names of Australian small towns and districts. Sheesh! Man, the names on your highway signs are so long and unusually convoluted, that I don't have enough time to read them while driving 100 km/h on your highways_ 🤣
If you have Jacki then it is time for John F. for sure too. But maybe time to pronounce like the english cause like and Jakiper might deserve an i or german EI ... Of cause would not fit for Jacki.
I follow your channel over all others because you make things really understandable for me, more over I love your sense of humor 😂😂
Thank you Albert.
Thanks Andy, wow, you got this one out quickly! Happy Easter 🐣
The layout and assembly looks really great!
I think in a closed box, those temp sensors are just absolutely fine.
Thank, we do spend lots of time for the layout and assembly
good info Andy, your review was very refreshing
Loving the videos. Keep it up and cheers from Antigua in the Caribbean.
Thank you very much for loaning me your sunshine in N.A. for another 6 month. I’ll make sure to make good use of it and give it back in September
You can have more, It's still very sunny down here...
The Jaki Battery!!! Awesome... goes right along with the Peter Inverter!
Yeah, Jaki and Peter💕
Andy ha veces me alegras el día tu entusiasmo es contagioso tus vídeos son geniales
I always like it when Andy shows us a "Special Bat-Tree!"
What did he say?
@@OffGridGarageAustralia It's some type of Spanish. He said that "Andy sometimes makes my day! Your enthusiasm is contagious, and your videos are cool!
@@captaincurt3180 correct
@@mflo1970 Hablo Espanol Tejano, entonces puedo entender algo de otras partes. De donde vienes mflo?
The part with clips of other TH-cam solar guys had me. That was great to see. Great video as always 👍
Thanks 👍
Have a Great Weekend man!
Jaki Battery - you crack me up. Too funny. Thanks for sharing
Had to do it 😂
Thanks Andy
Thumbs up 👍 test report cool the manufacturer are stepping up. With all the complaints and testing they have nowhere to go but upwards 😊
There are🖐😯THREE reasons!
Upwards.
Great review. Huge benefit in local warehouse. Imagine trying to get satisfaction from the "Wild East" cowboys if you get a dud manufacturer.
Really excited to finally see these server rack batteries in Australia!
I think it would be good for you to get a server rack.
Been so jelly of Will prose setup just need EG4 to make it aus now! 😅
NSW, ready to ship.
I’m always excited about double boxing too.
It's amazing 📦📦
I have a battery with the exact same Inspection date. I guess they are from same batch. It will add to my existing bank. I can't install just yet though as I need to do a reconfiguration of my battery set up and am waiting on some extra cable and lugs to arrive. Going to connect them all with a Victron Lynx Power In using the fuse modification. Replace the older bus bars I have which are not really up to the task anymore.
I have two LFP Orient Power Wall batteries 48V also known as Jakiper batteries with the off grid inverter Growatt SPF 5000ES with Victron battery monitor and busbar. Inverter is setup with the battery as Li and is communicating with the BMS.
All seemed to work fine for 3 months and now we are having massive issues of batteries suddenly dropping down to 0%.
Below is what I observed.
7th December 1pm SOC dropped from from 99% to 79% then after 5 minutes back to 99%. No one used the power that day or night.
14th December 1pm SOC dropped from 99% to 76% then back to 99%. We used power that night and once batteries got to 81% then dropped to 0%.
15th December, very sunny day and saw batteries charging all the way from 0% to 100% consistently. At night batteries dropped from 86% down to 0%.
I can't understand what could be causing that, are batteries faulty? Where does all the energy go if batteries indeed dropping to zero.
Hi Andy, and Thanks again for this video! 😊 This Jakiper Battery is similar of my battery.. same BMS, screen display, and pc software.. the only difference my pack have a welding cells. it's a good battery normally. 😊
Get one of them to compare.
Hi Andy! You mentioned you were going to test the communication of the Pace BMS with other brand BMS. Were you able to try that out?
Not yet, mate. It will come soon and I will add the info the the BMS spreadsheet.
great video👍
Uploaded one minute ago, can't believe I've been watching since battery 1.0. and I have watched every video uploaded on this channel, when will Andy 2.0 make his own video?
Andy2? An own channel? 🤔
Thanks for sticking around so long, I really appreciate it.
Heya, 1st want to see some more testing because it doesn't look better then the jk bms
That type of connector on the fault relay needs tightening up the get continuity.
@18:01 --->>> Cell 06 = 3453mV, Cell07 = 3466mV....that's MUCH higher than the others. Why were you focusing on the 3397mV? Am I missing something?
I noticed that too.
No idea if anyone pointed out, but the manual says it closes the relay when there's a fault, and you were testing for voltage.
Are you sure it didn't switch a MOSFET to close the circuit between those pins, and so you would need to use a continuity test to see if it was connected?
Just wondering :).
Thanks Andy 😊 Can u please please do a review of the wall mount version ? I’m about to buy a heap of those once they arrive in Sydney and would love to know about any subtle differences (if any). P.S. nobody has done a review yet ✅
What is the low temperature limit
Haven't checked the BMS settings yet. I will get to it this weekend. Hopefully.
" some sort of english " 😂😂 great info , well done Sir . thank you.
Andy as always great video. 😁
This battery is made to be installed in a server rack. But look at the design again, how do you connect the packs together without the cables going over the display or the breaker?
With either longer cables to curve around the displays, or install bus bars on each side of the rack and connect the batteries to them instead of each other. The EG4 batteries / racks are a good example of the latter.
We have designed L shape busbar to fit on both terminal, it can parallel batteries easily, and not blocking screen.
I don't think blocking the screen is a deal breaker here. If you have several of them you would use the software anyway to check them rather than go into the menus of each on individual.
Andy, correction EVE 100L so what does the L mean? André in Sydney
It's just a variant of the cells EVE has produced over time. Like the LF280N and LF280K. They put different goop inside and keep developing the chemistry, getting more cycles, higher heat resistance and lots of small improvements over time. But it is still the same cell.
Looks very nice and well done.
A bit confusing: It is a 16s, but named as 48V battery.
Problems while combining with other 48V rackserver batteries (wich are commonly 15s) a preprogrammed.
48V System is more common, isn't it?
These are solar storage server rack batteries that are Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) are 16s . These are meant for solar use unlike actual computer server rack back-up power supplies .
Perhaps the Rookie version has a welded access cover and no front panel or Bluetooth controls?
Well, this pro version here has also no BT 🤔
When I mentioned using server rack batteries last year you poo poo'd me! Now you are reviewing them :)
I don’t think Andy “poo poo’s” people, just has a different opinion sometimes, which is EXACTLY as it should be!
ALSO- server style pre-assembled batteries are virtually always an expensive option.
Well they are double the cost of DIY .
@@onthelake9554 I priced up DIY and by the time I added it all up, it wasn't much cheaper than a Chinarack battery and way less convenient. Cells, BMS, breakers, terminal, a decent housing, insulation, mounts and supports, cabling, bus bars, control display, communications plus all the extra tools needed. It adds up fast.
Andy has never shared the cost of building his battery rack.
@@FutureSystem738 It was said in jest.
@@FutureSystem738 For reference, our exchange on this is in the comments of his video posted Feb 2022, titled "Major design change because of large inverters".
hello man, need your advice
i have hybrid invertor Deye 8 kwt + two those Jakiper .. in specs i see that recommended charge current is 20A...but its too slow and battery fully charged in 5 hours... what is the maximum charge level that will not cause degradation in next few years?
Nice!
😅 War wieder ein sehr spaßiges Video 👍
Thanks!
Hey Andy, Now Y'alls Need To Install Some Wind Turbines Also & Then You'll Have The Ultimate Off-Grid Power System! Well Kinda? Maybe Ifin You Then Also Install Solar Water Heating Systems+ Sewage Bio-Gas Systems+ Rain Water Harvesting Systems+++, Then You'd Be Gettin Closer To Being Truly Off-Grid.. 🤣🤣😁😎
No wind and no rain here... so I got more solar panels instead because we have plenty of sun down here...
If the temp sensors are for low temp charge cutoff, it seems highly unlikely that the battery would be colder than the frame. Just spit ballin here.
Ideally you'd want to limit charging on too hot too, and mayhaps discharging on too hot too.
I'll do some testing...
Hello! What cable amp app do you use? Thx😊
Warehouse for shipping not eq service/guarantee issue
You buy it here in Australia, not overseas.
this intro!!!! nice
The video by the incredibly handsome Andy is a review of the Jkiper 'Jaki' JK48V100ProPro battery, made in China but sold in Australia. Andy is impressed with the build quality and the use of Eve LF 100f cells, and notes that it comes with a printed user manual. The battery has a BMS display with four menu buttons and various communication ports. He discusses the battery's circuit breaker, BMS, and relay contacts, and notes that the battery has temperature sensors that are not connected to the cells. The battery is compared to other batteries with similar BMSes. Andy also notes that the battery has good shipping times and is covered by Australian consumer laws. The video concludes with the Andy plugging the battery into a servo port and checking its cell voltages.
Would be interesting to know if the breaker could break a short circuit or over current situation. Seems pretty small?
These 125A MCB do sometimes demage themself on high dc current disconect. MCCB are the better choice.
But in regular conditions the BMS will disconnect way faster than the breaker trips.
Breaker is designed for secondary protection, but meaningful as disconnect switch while making connection.
Hallo, bei mir ist das bei zweien passiert. Nacheinander. Den String Strom habe ich nicht gemessen, war zum Glück im Winter. Die Geräte wurden anstandslos ausgetauscht. Hoffe dass es keine weiteren Schäden am System verursacht hat . Gruß Klaas
What was happening?
Hi Andy, new to all this solar stuff but enjoying your videos. Would you be able to help us with a cheaper battery alternative? We have Fronius primo inverter. We live in South Australia.
Well, what do you mean with a cheaper alternative? You can built your won if that is an option. Plenty of videos here on the channel on how to do it.
Or, alternatively, have a look at the Seplos DIY kit. It's great.
@@OffGridGarageAustralia hi Andy, thanks for your feedback and suggestions. I have looked at the website but am still unsure of what would be the best system for my purposes. Is there any chance that we would be able to speak by phone?
BTW, have you tested the Solar Signature EG series rack.mounted batteries?
They're really only in America
Price looks pretty good for a battery with a very short leadtime. Watching with interest as if this one isnt shit will consider it to get up and running in my off grid system.
Yes, we usually ship out within 3days from NSW
@@serverrackbatteryusa will see how Andy goes with the performance. Hope it has a good active balancer.
Great to see the EVE cells inside the Jacki Battery but unfortunatelly the big point is missing: they do not even mention EVE cells in the specs or description - at least in the EU warehouse cause I have not checked the australian one. The EU warehouse is in germany, Dietzenbach, they also apply the german 0% VAT for solar power parts and pieces which is great too. Finally you can pick it up and save 150€ shipping.
At least for those germans in the middle of germany quite an astonishing deal - except the nice coupon which is not working.
I recently received a battery from the German warehouse and it was exactly the same as Andy's (including the packaging). The change to EVE cells is a recent one and they used different cells until quite late last year. All I can say is that before they used cells with 6mm screw holes and now they are with 8mm studs. The battery was shipped to Spain and it took about a week.
More companies should have local warehouses. It makes so much sense and saves both them and us.
I agree that the temp sensors should be on the battery for accuracy. However I think they put the temp sensors on the bar for servicing reasons. Unlike alot of other server rack style batteries, these can be serviced and swap bad cells out at least. That is a major plus in my books!🐸🐸🐸🐸 of 5 frogs!!
I have done a test, sensor direct on cells, and not on cells, 10℃ difference.
Used to glu on cells
Would be worth a test next summer and see what the difference is.
Can these be used legally here? Or is all off grid stuff. I think California needing UL certs. I assume Australia will be bad too. Stick to installers favs?
Of course they can be used here in Australia as long as the used equipment meets the current regulations. The sparky knows what to do...
I understand that the Seplos BMS is also 9600 BPS so there must be another reason for them not to talk to each other 🤔
Different brands BMS have different communication protocols. They do not speak the same language, so cannot communicate.
@@fancyui also the protocols seem to be the same here, rs232, rs485 and can bus, beside, protocols can be converted
Andy should answer this one as he stated that the reason why this battery's BMS cannot talk to the Seplos BMS is the baud rate difference, where the Sepols datasheet shows its default data transmission rate: 9600BPS. BTW, 9600 is the lowest frequency ever (as far as I can remember) differently RS485 can keep baud rates from 110 Baud to 115200 Baud and DMX, which also uses rs485, can go up to 250000. But they all talk to each other as long as you use the same protocol.
@@9111logic rs232, rs485 and CAN are no protocols. They are the hardware specification of the port. They describe how a 0 and a 1 are transfered from sender to receiver.
Protocols are ModBus, DMX, Midi, LANC, MorseCode, etc...
They describe what many transfered 0 and 1 should express.
@@Juergen_Miessmer Ok my bad, let me rephrase that, they all have the same data communication systems - I know that, as opposed to the system which has different balanced or unbalanced voltages, a protocol has some specifics like the type of start/stop bit, length of lows and highs etc, but my point remains the same. Andy said that the baud rate of this battery BMS is 9600 and therefore it cannot talk to the Seplos because of that. Now, this is the point that I was trying to clarify since the Seplos has the same frequency.
I believe Will took both the pro and the base model apart a short time ago. Basically the pro wasn't worth the extra cost in my opinion. I don't think the low temp charge protection even worked.... they/we are better off with the KISS motto. All these features just turn out to be unreliable gimmicks.
Someone needs to start testing batteries at 10 or so cycles a day for a year. Should be able to figure out how to automate such a test.
"Tabaluga BMS", I hope it doesn't breathe fire! 😁
I don't hope it either. Finally someone got the joke 😂
Also thanks very much for the Jaki review!
Cheers Andy. No comments on Chinese anything. Wouldn't be positive.
Tabaluga BMS ? Whats next Löwenzahn BMS, "Peter" Lustig BMS ;) ... some German Genes showing Andy
Waaaas? Immerhin hast Du den Joke verstanden 😁
54mV cell voltage difference while on standby, this is not a good sign.
Just wait for the full charge test!
One week delivery to wait half year in your carage.
Hahaha, yeah something like this! 😁
Please check and give me your BMS MCU model number.
Tian BMS in QSO, Pace BMS in Jakiper_SOK, and XDZN TDT BMS. These three BMS are looking the same.
The XDZN TDT BMS MCU is Nation N32G452 VEL7
But they won't talk to each other...
Every "Jaki" battery is the PRO-Version ... written on the box,
but not every Jaki" battery is a PRO-Version inside the box 😄
Is that how it works? 😊
🖐 3 reasons... 🤣
Yes! What? 😁
🐸🐸🐸
it,s like my SOK
They are very similar, right?
A printed user manual on clay paper no less.
ADD IT COST NOW $1580.00, not a good buy
Lol @ 3mins
_Hey, Australians should NEVER complain about tongue-twister, hard-to-pronounce names... I mean just look at the names of Australian small towns and districts. Sheesh! Man, the names on your highway signs are so long and unusually convoluted, that I don't have enough time to read them while driving 100 km/h on your highways_ 🤣
If you have Jacki then it is time for John F. for sure too.
But maybe time to pronounce like the english cause like and Jakiper might deserve an i or german EI ...
Of cause would not fit for Jacki.
It's the Jakipöööööööh!
Like# 134
You could have stopped your video to the name analysis.
Sixth! 😂
First
🏅
Just for the record "You're not funny!!!
I'm not trying to!🧐
there's my batteries 😁.
see I do know what I'm talking about... sometimes 😜
you'll like this bms when you see how well it balances. always. 😉
I don't think so!
@@OffGridGarageAustralia 🤣 me thinks the lady doth protest too much 😜
I know the password 😎
Can you access the parameters that command an attached inverter, i.e. Absorbtion, Float, and Current Limits?
@@rwd6spd yes but just for service and warranty. im a dealer 😜. sorry to get your hopes up.
The password is not a secret and can be googled.
@@OffGridGarageAustralia shhhhh, it's more impressive if you make them work for it 😜