I have a small sodium Ion battery that I built last February and its voltage is a bit wider than LFP or LTO, but not nearly as bad as Nickle Iron, and not as bad as aquion either. Probably not even as bad as flooded lead acid honestly. So, any inverter than can handle flooded lead acid should be okay with them from what I've seen from my little 20AH test battery.
When I built mine, prices were still a bit higher for Sodium ion compared to LFP cells, and 20Ah was the largest cylindrical cell I could even get. I think I saw some larger prismatics available now, can't remember the price though. And I have seen a few commercial batteries in addition to cells. Bluetti has a power station using sodium ion now. Zeke Date: Thu, 4 Dec 2025 09:50:50 -0600 From: Bradley Bassett <[email protected]> To: RE-wrenches <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Message-ID: <CAEpjgH2DidrFtaw33uxoDLGM6NVc5O_DuhrK9DcN2pTe=xw...@mail.gmail.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" I've heard that the voltage range of the available SI batteries is very wide, which might make their use with current inverters in our field difficult. Sort of like the Aquion battery.
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