LR battery efficiency.

[AndyL61]

The SE SR has an LFP pack which maintains a fairly constant voltage across most of the capacity range. Therefore I'd assume that the energy density of the SR is much more uniform.

Yeah that's right .

 

[johnb80]

The SE SR has an LFP pack which maintains a fairly constant voltage across most of the capacity range. Therefore I'd assume that the energy density of the SR is much more uniform.

Yes it does by quite an amount, the result is only 4% difference between top 50% and bottom 50%.

 

[MartinSEsr]

What part of the UK are you in to get IO at 2.5p/kWh?

He said 2.5 pence per mile. It is 7.5p / KWh.

 

[siteguru]

That's already been clarified ... @Jomarkh posted when the post still said 2.5p per kWh

 

[MartinSEsr]

Yes it does by quite an amount, the result is only 4% difference between top 50% and bottom 50%.

Thanks for all your useful technical input into battery discussions John.

 

[johnb80]

Thanks for all your useful technical input into battery discussions John.

Thank you, youre very welcome. It was something I hadnt considered in terms of storage that the kWh capacity was not uniform across the battery cycle. It also gave me a lightbulb moment with my home battery storage

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