Lithium batteries and microwave use
I am considering replacing four GC2 batteries with two 100 Ah LiFePo batteries with 100 Amp BMS each. My concern is whether they will be able to operate the microwave for light duty use (5-6 minutes) ...
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You didn’t mention the size of your MW, but if it ran good using GC’s, you’ll have no problem with two LFP’s… Microwaves are a reactive (capacitive) load, and LFP’s are well suited for such loads because of very little voltage sag…Also, it’s not uncommon for a 100a/h LFP to be capable of discharging at up to 200amps for short periods of time (with time increasing at lower discharge amps…), meaning the amp hour rating (capacity) is not always indicative of its typically greater (amperage) discharge ability…
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