How to build Solar Generator 3500Wh LiFePO4 12V battery DIY full build 3.5kWh portable power station

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Building a 3.5kWh portable solar generator LiFePO4 12V battery portable power station with 1000W pure sine wave AC inverter, quick charge 3.0 USB, 12V outlet and more...Thank you for watching!!!
LiFePO4 cells:

DALY BMS:

MPP Solar All-in-one:

Craftsman Tool box:

Fuse Block:

USB / 12V ports:

LED Lights:

Circuit breaker:

Buck Converter:

Temperature fan controller:

AC outlet power strip:

Power inlet cord:

XT90 connectors:

[soulreal]

I love how there is no sound. No talking. It's mesmerizing AND informative. I'm building mine this weekend. Thanks for making this "silent film." :)

[MicMaine]

Wow, this was clean! You got alot of those parts for super cheap too! This unit blows most of them ecoflows out the water!! 💪🏾💪🏾

[undercrust]

Genuinely a fantastic build video. Thanks so much for taking the time to go through it in detail!

[bobt]

Excellent video….. ❤ No wasted yaking (taking).. i wish More YouTubers would be so efficient! Thank you 🙏🏻😎

[johntalbert]

Excellent build and very clear concise build video, thank you for sharing with us.

[JustScottPaid]

I had my volume down the entire video and still enjoyed it!
Looks great!!!

[IlyaZub]

Very valuable video! Thank you for recording an entire build and making a concise video!

[DavidLouthan]

Been loving this type of design lately! Super video and information! Cheers and sunny days 🌞

[JoshuaJoshua]

That was a pleasure to watch. No need to apologize :)

[thomash]

This is exactly what I have on order! Hopefully my cells come as well matched.

[Townsonbck]

That's sweet. Nicely done. In the process of building mine. Bought a couple things you used off your affiliate links.
Thanks. 🙂

[bradlloyd]

No need to apologize for this clip, it was very helpful, Thank you.

[Revoltnewlife]

awesome i just built my own n posted it on my channel. I ordered a complete 100ah lithium instead of building my own. very nice vid!

[kimmer]

Very cool. I built something similar for my son and daughter in law to keep their fridge and 2 chest freezers running when PG&E goes down again. I used 8 cells for 560 amp hours, 7200 watt hours. I went with 12 volts because I had a lot of spare parts, heavy cable and new components laying around (I buy 2 of everything!). It has an onboard 30 amp mppt solar, 3000 watt inverter, 75 amp onboard lithium smart charger that can be powered up with his Honda eu2000i generator. The Daly BMS is 250 amps. The big surprise was watching the Renogy battery monitor recalculate the time left for charging and discharging the battery. I recall putting 1400 watts into the inverter and seeing about 4 hours left in the batteries. Unplug the load and watch it recalculate the charge time as the solar panel is feeding it.

You do neat work! But in 60+ years of building things, I cannot stand wearing vinyl or rubber gloves! I added up the actual current parts cost in mine, close to $3000, but I bought the batteries here in Calif and that was $1500 of it. And then there was $50, 000 in my engineering consulting fee, welding and assembly time.

[jonphanspromotions]

Hay lắm bạn. Làm rất đẹp và tỷ Mỹ. Cảm ơn bạn

[BrightSparkIdeas]

Very nice build, thank you for sharing.

[jethrotull]

Nice build, my only arguments are : Battery compression and mounting high current devices on a thin nylon tie down. I used the same process for a 100ah 12v battery build. While it’s convenient and practical, it makes me nervous. I think using corner guards and a metal bands would offer the recommended 12 pounds of compression and a better choice for BMS mount. Hindsight is 20/20.

[davidwright]

Excellent build back to the drawing board to re do mine again. I could not figure out the weight issue very cheap build as well

[hajagranieri]

Best vid and very clean. Thanks from Henry. (London).

[thanhtrififa]

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