DIY 640wh LiFePO4 Power Station - Full Build Video to Come Soon!

This project is currently being built and tested, pretty exciting since many of you have asked for a DIY power station build! With a project like this you have complete control over what you want to spend and what you want to install. Want an inverter, buy one and put it in, only want DC output? No worries!

50AH LiFePO4 Battery I am using in this build:

Ammo Case:

500 watt pure sine inverter:

More videos to come!
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#Jasonoid

[rbenson]

This will be a cool tutorial! Thanks, Jason!

[AbstonsGarage]

Looking forward the DC DC option in this and how it can be used and applied to the larger 100ah build

[johnperry]

I've been waiting for you to do something like this. I just got two of the ammo cans and plan on building your power station. Got the two cans stacked on top of each other and noticed how well they fit together and was thinking that it would be cool to do exactly what you were doing now. Can't wait to see this finished, I have four sets of the BHU battery modules to build two stations and two backup batteries.

[Mike_]

Nice! The same kind of build that made me subscribe! What solar charge controller is that? Looking for one as well for my MTM ammo can build.

[setsuna]

would you by any chance know if i can charge lifepo4 battery using a power station (golab r300) dc port output?

[paul_dz]

I was hoping you would get back to your roots, so to speak. I have enjoyed watching your previous builds - nice an simple - especially the design where you use all the andersen adapters. But I think you might need to upgrade your enclosure for this build - the inverter seems a big too big - plus wouldn't it throw off too much heat?