December 5, 2025Dec 5 Item: BlueNova BN52V-100-5.2k BP BatteryAge: <2YrsPrice: R15 000Payment Method Accepted: EFTWarranty: 8 years leftWarranty Holder: My partnerPackaging: IncludedCondition: As newLocation: PretoriaReason: Bought a house with battery includedShipping: Not reccomended but I have the original packagingCollection: YesLink: https://www.bluenova.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/BN52V-100-5.2k-BP.pdfhttps://www.bluenova.co.za/products/bp-du-racpower-batteries/ Edited December 6, 2025Dec 6 by Adagio
December 6, 2025Dec 6 Might have to drop the price a bit more https://www.ecohub.co.za/shop/solar-power/lithium-batteries/blue-nova-rac-power-bn52v-100-5-2k-bp-detailsSustainableBlueNova BN52V-100-5.2k BP LiFeYPO4 BatteryThe RacPower BP battery was originally developed for backup applications while the DU battery below was meant for daily cycling. Since the launch of the BP, it has been extensively upgraded to also be
December 6, 2025Dec 6 Author 6 hours ago, Stefan Cornelissen said:Might have to drop the price a bit morehttps://www.ecohub.co.za/shop/solar-power/lithium-batteries/blue-nova-rac-power-bn52v-100-5-2k-bp-detailsSustainableBlueNova BN52V-100-5.2k BP LiFeYPO4 BatteryThe RacPower BP battery was originally developed for backup applications while the DU battery below was meant for daily cycling. Since the launch of the BP, it has been extensively upgraded to also beOh geeze these came down in price a lot... Last price I saw was 32k
December 8, 2025Dec 8 Just a suggestion,... why not add this battery to your existing house bank? Sadly with the price of new batteries right now you will not even get half of that R32K back.
December 8, 2025Dec 8 1 hour ago, Gandalf said:Just a suggestion,... why not add this battery to your existing house bank?Hmmmm..."Ultra-reliable Lithium Iron Phosphate Technology. Power output = 5.2kW (continuous). Performance cycle life > 6000 cycles. Can be discharged to 100% DoD. Now with a 10 year warranty. Note that Blue Nova BP & DU batteries cannot be mixed"BP = Backup PackDU = Daily use, not sure about mixing this with whatever @Adagio has in the house now... also interesting is the > 6000 cycles, assuming as a BP with, say once a week a partial discharge (lets call it a 100% discharge, once a week) would that imply 6000 weeks of life, esxpected? Aka 115 and then some years?
December 8, 2025Dec 8 Author 3 hours ago, Gandalf said:Just a suggestion,... why not add this battery to your existing house bank?Sadly with the price of new batteries right now you will not even get half of that R32K back.Pondering it. But the two batteries have different BMSes and cell counts. If theres no bites by the end of the week, I'll just get 2 more of these and call it a day. I'm parraleling inverters and need a pack with a higher C
December 8, 2025Dec 8 1 hour ago, Adagio said:Pondering it. But the two batteries have different BMSes and cell counts.If theres no bites by the end of the week, I'll just get 2 more of these and call it a day.I'm parraleling inverters and need a pack with a higher CWhat current batteries have you got and what is the cell number for them as well as the BNova?
December 8, 2025Dec 8 3 hours ago, Kalahari Meerkat said:Hmmmm..."Ultra-reliable Lithium Iron Phosphate Technology. Power output = 5.2kW (continuous). Performance cycle life > 6000 cycles. Can be discharged to 100% DoD. Now with a 10 year warranty. Note that Blue Nova BP & DU batteries cannot be mixed"BP = Backup PackDU = Daily use, not sure about mixing this with whatever @Adagio has in the house now... also interesting is the > 6000 cycles, assuming as a BP with, say once a week a partial discharge (lets call it a 100% discharge, once a week) would that imply 6000 weeks of life, esxpected? Aka 115 and then some years?The interesting point on the Bluenova BM is under the features as per the links posted earlier the load can be 100A continuously. Yet in the specs it can only be discharged at 100A for 30min.? Edited December 8, 2025Dec 8 by Scorp007
December 9, 2025Dec 9 Author 11 hours ago, Scorp007 said:What current batteries have you got and what is the cell number for them as well as the BNova?Shoto 50Ah 14 cellAnd the bluenova is a 15 cell 100AHHey Scorp! Long time!
December 9, 2025Dec 9 I would stand to be corrected but Shoto SDA10-4850 48 V 50 Ah is 16 cells with a nominal voltage of 51.2v. Same with the BlueNova(16cell) so it would be safe to parallel them you just won't be able to use bms communication. Edited December 9, 2025Dec 9 by TaliaB
December 9, 2025Dec 9 13 hours ago, Scorp007 said:The interesting point on the Bluenova BM is under the features as per the links posted earlier the load can be 100A continuously. Yet in the specs it can only be discharged at 100A for 30min.?The Manufacturer specs stating 100A for 30 minutes is wise and deliberate. I will never discharge a 1C battery at 1C as the heat generated internally will shorten the battery lifespan. The sign to increace your battery bank capacity is when you discharge at or above 0.5C. 0.25C discharge is always my preference and target.
December 9, 2025Dec 9 6 hours ago, Adagio said:Shoto 50Ah 14 cellAnd the bluenova is a 15 cell 100AHHey Scorp! Long time!Based on the reply that both batteries are 16 cells I would be happy to use the BN in parallel and just disable the comms and use voltage control. The negative of not having a very accurate SOC is a minor measured against the increased capacity gain and no further cost to you. Edited December 9, 2025Dec 9 by Scorp007
December 9, 2025Dec 9 6 hours ago, Adagio said:Shoto 50Ah 14 cellAnd the bluenova is a 15 cell 100AHHey Scorp! Long time!17 minutes ago, Scorp007 said:Based on the reply that both batteries are 16 cells I would be happy to use the BN in parallel and just disable the comms and use voltage control. The negative of not having a very accurate SOC is a minor measured against the increased capacity gain and no further cost to you.Should you decide to parallel the 2 above-mentioned packs Ensure before you do the parallel connection that both batteries was charged individually to 100%Soc. Also check the terminal voltage before connecting in parallel and should not have more the 0.5v diffrence. Then pre- charge the inverter and connect the paralleled bank and charge both together to 100%Soc.
June 2Jun 2 I am sorry for the seller. But please stay away from blue nova. Over charge issues. Cell death, bms failures. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1EfpoteQjc/
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