Selling a Freedom Won Lite Home 10/8 in excellent condition with full Orion JR2 verification.

Technical Details:

• Purchase date: 13/01/2023

• Installation date: 13/01/2023

• Original purchase price: R69,247.40 (after 15% discount)

• True cycles: ±421 (Orion JR2 Total Pack Cycles = 842 ÷ 2)

• State of Health (SOH): 100%

• No BMS errors

• No cell imbalance

• Always operated within correct charge parameters (DVCC)

• Clean installation, stable environment, no abuse

This battery has ~6,580 cycles remaining at 80% DoD — roughly 18 years of daily cycling.

Perfect for Victron, Sunsynk, Deye, GoodWe, and other hybrid systems.

Price: R40,000 (firm but fair)

Location: Pretoria East / Tshwane

Contact me on 083 234-6042.

Edited yesterday at 06:481 day by SRTosen

Hmmm.... this tempts me. But it's going to need some work on my side.

What's required here? A network connection between the two? How do the batteries get connected? Does each need a disconnect?

And I need to figure out what that little lot is going to cost me.

Not to be that guy but 40k seems a bit high when you can get a new one fo 46.

1 hour ago, Bobster. said:

Hmmm.... this tempts me. But it's going to need some work on my side.

What's required here? A network connection between the two? How do the batteries get connected? Does each need a disconnect?

And I need to figure out what that little lot is going to cost me.

Both batteries are connected to a positive and negative buzz bar - something like a Lynx Distributor.

You will also need to change some settings on your inverter.

1 hour ago, Denns said:

Not to be that guy but 40k seems a bit high when you can get a new one fo 46.

Denns, your observation is correct.

1 hour ago, SRTosen said:

Both batteries are connected to a positive and negative buzz bar - something like a Lynx Distributor.

You will also need to change some settings on your inverter.

The inverter can't handle this really. Charge limit for the hardware is 100A, and the Goodwe agents won't set it past 80A as per - they say - an instruction from FreedomWon. Though if the hardware can't go past 100A, there's not a lot more that can be done. The bus bar is the main piece of the puzzle though. Batteries connect to this, and the bus bar feeds the disconnect. The two batteries would have to talk to each other as well.

FW want a minimum distance between the batteries, so I need to measure to see if I can meet that requirement.

6 hours ago, SRTosen said:

Price: R40,000 (firm but fair)

Hmmm.... one can currently get new 10/8s for not much north of 40K.

EG https://powerforum-store.co.za/collections/batteries/products/freedom-won-lite-home-10-8-lifepo4-battery-n

I don't think R 40,000 will realise so should you be interested, make me an offer.

The battery is at Freedom Won and has been tested. I am waiting for the report / certificate.

The remainder of the warranty is transferable.

Here is the Freedom Won report - ticket no.: 54780.

I understand the remaining warranty is transferable.

"Conclusion

In conclusion, the battery successfully passed all required tests and was confirmed to be operating within the specified performance standards. The test results indicate that the battery is still capable of delivering its full operational capacity with stable performance during both charging and discharge cycles.

Based on the successful evaluation, the battery remains serviceable and the existing warranty will continue under the remaining warranty period terms and conditions, and the battery has done 876 cycles."

Make me an offer if you are interested.

Report for Ticket 54780 20260604.pdf

I have sold this battery.