COMPARISON WITH LITHIUM BATTERIES
Technical sheet
100 Amp/h Lithium
REFERENCE
EZA 80 Ah (or 130 Ah)
Maximum load voltage
Minimum discharge voltage
Maximum charging current
Maximum discharge current (5 mn)
Dimensions: length x width x height mm
Lifespan: cycles
Self discharge per year
Load temperature
Discharge temperature
Storage temperature
Warranty in Months
24 (possible 60)
BMS protection system
Battery coupling
Bluetooth Module
Control module for Solar Charge
Alternator coupling module
EURO 6 charge control module
Option for a remote
control indicator
COMPARISON WITH LITHIUM BATTERIES
Specific Features
Charging Mode
3 separate lines, secured and specifically adjusted to their generator's
EZA versus Lithium Battery
Engine load line (red)
• It's EZA that controls the coupling of the engine with the Power
Pack and keeps priority to the engine battery
Lithium batteries require a coupler / splitter.
• Online secured charge limited to 70 Amp to protect the carrier,
the alternator and prevent cable overheating.
An empty lithium battery can take more than 100 Amps
which would require appropriate wiring.
Tests have shown that uncontrolled load could default the
carrier (red indicator lights up) when many accessories are operated simultaneously (Fog lamps, wipers, lights-road heating, etc . )
Special MRC (load control module) allowing to charge EZA on
the new carrier (Euro 5+ and Euro 6) while respecting Lithium load curves.
Other Lithium batteries : Require to bypass the Euro5+ or Euro6 device or a Booster for
Euro 5+ and Euro 6 compatibility,
Require an Anti return diodes. Lithium batteries are given for 2500 cycles provided that their
specific load curves be complied with.
COMPARISON WITH LITHIUM BATTERIES
EZA
Solar charge dedicated line (yellow)
• The EZA Power Pack is equipped with its own solar controller that
can support up to 400W solar panels or wind turbine while complying with lithium load curves.
Other Lithium batteries : Specify MPPT regulators that do not comply with Lithium
A charge that respects lithium technology is a guarantee of a longer life.
Auxiliary load line (Blue)
• Secured line limited to 70 Amp 12V for EZA 130 and 140 Amp 12V
for EZA260. The Power Pack is compatible with any 12V chargers on the market (EFOY-Tel-air Bullpower- etc .)
Other batteries have no secured lines.
COMPARISON WITH LITHIUM BATTERIES
Specific Features
Discharge Mode :
2 separate lines for greater security and readability of flow
EZA
Ligne de servitude 12V (noir))
• secured line limited to 70 Amp to prevent overheating of existing
With other batteries watch out the cable thickness
• Line equipped with a low voltage security. Prevents the Power
Pack of getting into safety mode when get to zero. No manual reset procedure
Other batteries need to be reset
• Line equipped with a low voltage alarm, alerting the user before
No warning on other lithium batteries
12V high power bondage line (Grey)
• secured line, controlled and limited to 150 Amp
Allows to take control of an inverter either manually or
automatically and avoids unnecessary consumption.
No remote controller needed for the inverter the function is
available on the application.
None of these features are available on other batteries
COMPARISON WITH LITHIUM BATTERIES
Specific Features
Control / Display mode
Interactive, it communicates via the application
Autonomy
• Provides a comprehensive vision based on instantaneous
consumption. Better visibility without calculations for the user
Extremely rarely, see non-existent on other batteries
Reading of current flows
• Allows the control of the generators and consumers with perfect
and easy visibility for the user. Very convenient for the customer service, facilitates controls and operating of the charger, solar panel etc .,
Extremely rarely, see non-existent on other batteries
Control via a PC interface
• Enables to take control of some settings of the Power Pack and to
modify certain features. Possibility to adapt the Power Pack to requirements of a manufacturer for example.
Non existing on other batteries
COMPARISON WITH LITHIUM BATTERIES
Avantage
BATTERIE LITHIUM
short cut protection
Protection of charging and discharging lines
Automatic restart without BMS reset
Protections
9.8 Volts low voltage protection
Low battery alarm 10V
Supports the START & STOP mode of engine
sustainable investment
Euro5+ & Euro6 compatible
Standards complied by the
manufacturer and / or installer
limited loading to 70 Amp
Control « engine running »
Engine battery charging priority
Safety low voltage / engine
Control engine battery voltage level
Engine Loading Line
- Intelligent loading -
70 A loading limitation
Optimization of loading if
integrated charging module
difference of voltage
Charging cycle complies with LiFePo recommendations
Battery cell balancing
Auxiliary load line
separate line, limited to 70 Amp 12V
NO separate line
Integrated 400 W special EZA Regulator
charge cycles conforms to the LiFePo
Solar charge line
load recommendation
automatic balancing of the Power Pack cells
Motorhome 12 V discharge line
Limited to 70Amp
Security to avoid cables from heating
Controlled inverter
No need of remote control
1500 W discharge line (dedicated for an 150 Amp peak
inverter)
Conforms with standards for non
Automatic cut off when engine is started
presence of 230 Volts when engine on
Calculation of autonomy
Very rarely
available capacity
Very rarely, often only the Voltage
Management and Display
Better visibility for users
instant and specific control of loads and
consumptions. Reading power flows
Nothing to add to EZA
Plug and Go
Easy to install
Everything is guaranteed by EZA
It is possible to configure EZA to comply with
PC Interface
Flexible and responsive to needs
special needs that customers can have.
Source: https://www.roadpro.co.uk/userfiles/PDFs/product%20information/EZA%20%26%20Soplair%20products/Comparison%20of%20EZA%20with%20lithium%20batteries.pdf
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