LIFEP04 have 6000 life cycle.
I have bought 8 lead acid and they are TOTALLY USELESS.

Why not use single phase to three phase variable speed inverters. Been using them for 20 years to drive lathe / drilling machines.
That advice is completely wrong!renewablejohn wrote: ↑Tue Mar 28, 2023 11:40 pm Also have 750w hydro turbine running 24/7 during winter which I want to feed into a battery bank but advised to use lead acid rather than lithium.
Only fix I have been given so far is to buy 3 hybrid inverters and set up each inverter phase out by 120 but then it got complicated and over my head with the integration of batteries for such a system including the hydro.Mr Gus wrote: ↑Wed Mar 29, 2023 9:31 am This confused me too, whilst thrashing around the net (generally Australian results for solar admittedly) it was saying that there are (no mention of off grid only) 3 phase into one inverters allowing use in regular fashion of Renewable Johns panels, but when speaking to someone previously (a nice seller a few years back now) he said "not that pile" (meaning factory solar ..ie 3 phase, so I need to remember & dig deeper, it makes perfect sense to me as to incompatibility as per longstanding commercial versus domestic ..but needs clarity or blowing out of the water, keen to see the workaround obviously.
I HAVE NO EXPERIENCE IN THIS - just hypothesisingrenewablejohn wrote: ↑Wed Mar 29, 2023 2:36 pmOnly fix I have been given so far is to buy 3 hybrid inverters and set up each inverter phase out by 120 but then it got complicated and over my head with the integration of batteries for such a system including the hydro.Mr Gus wrote: ↑Wed Mar 29, 2023 9:31 am This confused me too, whilst thrashing around the net (generally Australian results for solar admittedly) it was saying that there are (no mention of off grid only) 3 phase into one inverters allowing use in regular fashion of Renewable Johns panels, but when speaking to someone previously (a nice seller a few years back now) he said "not that pile" (meaning factory solar ..ie 3 phase, so I need to remember & dig deeper, it makes perfect sense to me as to incompatibility as per longstanding commercial versus domestic ..but needs clarity or blowing out of the water, keen to see the workaround obviously.
Not necessarily that simple:- lead acid will still have significant value when they reach end of life. Lithium? Lead acid 97% recyclable. Lithium?Stinsy wrote: ↑Wed Mar 29, 2023 1:27 pmThat advice is completely wrong!renewablejohn wrote: ↑Tue Mar 28, 2023 11:40 pm Also have 750w hydro turbine running 24/7 during winter which I want to feed into a battery bank but advised to use lead acid rather than lithium.
Time has moved on. You should 100% use lithium batteries. There is a whole laundry-list of reasons why Lithium is better than Lead.
I run 3 phase using 3 SMA Sunny Island 5048's. Their are Hybrids that will talk to each other to run as 3 phase.renewablejohn wrote: ↑Wed Mar 29, 2023 2:36 pm Only fix I have been given so far is to buy 3 hybrid inverters and set up each inverter phase out by 120 but then it got complicated and over my head with the integration of batteries for such a system including the hydro.