I would like to know if it is possible to replace lead acid calcium batteries with Lithium LifePO batteries.
I have a Power UP202 system from Uptech with a 1440W inverter and 2 x 105Ah lead acid calcium batteries. I want to replace the batteries with 1x 24V 50Ah Lithium Iron (LifePO) battery with the following specs:
24V 50Ah Lithium Iron (LifePO) battery
Technical Specifications
- Lithium Iron Phosphate (LifePO4) Battery Type
- 1.28kWh Usable capacity
- 50Ah Nominal capacity @ 0.2C
- 25.6 VDC Nominal Voltage
- Operating Voltage Range: 24 VDC to 28.8VDC
- Operating Temp Range : Charge: 0 C to 45 C | Discharge: -20 C to 60 C
- Protection : Over-voltage | Under-voltage | Short circuit | Dust and water resistant
- Lifespan: 2000 cycles @ 0.2C charging, or discharging until 70% capacity
- Dimensions : 328 x 215 x 172 mm (L x W x H)
- Terminal: M6
- Weight: 12.8kg
Charging / Discharging
- Bulk Charging Voltage: 28.8 VDC
- Float Charging Voltage: 27.6 VDC
- Charge Current: Max 50A
- Discharge Current : Max 50A (Burst 100A, - Discharge Voltage Minimum: 24v
- Under-voltage Cut-out: 20 VDC
- Over-voltage Cut-out: 29.2 VDC
- Self-discharge rate: < 3.5% per month
The specs of the Uptech Power UP system are as follows:
OUTPUT
Output Voltage
Normal Mode: Built in AYR will boost output voltage by 1.2 when
input voltage is less than 200VAC. Battery Mode: 230VAC ±10%
Transfer Time
20 min typical
Overload capability
Bypass Mode: 120% – audible alarm 5 min, then fault mode
Normal Mode 115% – switch to bypass
Battery Mode: 120% – audible alarm 15 secs, then fault mode
10 secs > unit restarts
Battery voltage
24Vdc
Battery Type
2 x 105ah lead-acid Calcium Batteries
REVERSE POLARITY PROTECTION
Floating Charge Voltage
27.4Vdc
Constant Current Charge Voltage
28.6Vdc
Maximum Charge Current
Switchable 10A or 20A