Would love to have it heated battery option

My journey on clean energy started when started to live in the wood offgrid 12 yrs ago ,for year i used lead acid heavy weight battery was dounting about eco worthy if it was nice or not looked cheap was unsure but still i finnaly bough 2 of their big battery,that was a game changer i rly suggest anyone that always been on lead acid to do the step and go lithium u can t compare both it s day and night rly impressed by eco worthy battery i can officialy recomend eco worthy worh it!!

You should build an heavy duty toroid inverter with dual voltage 12v and 220v that is also charge controler so an all in one box that u just plug to battery and u plug solar on and ur good to go would be even better if it have triple voltage input capability like 12,24,48v 8. have an cheap chinese inverter that i paid 400$ 10 year ago that has those toroid system it still working great very stable and good longevity it also have the 120-220 output at same time very usefull wish it has solar charge controller integrated and multiple voltage input capability

Great product and constant upgrade

We started our solar journey by installing a system on our home. It exceeded all of our electrical needs so we added a used EV to use the excess. This led me to adding solar to our RV where we now have 1200 watts of panels, a 2000 watt inverter all running in & out of an Eco-Worthy 12V 280AH battery. Future upgrades is to add another 280AH battery to be sure we don’t run low whilst camping. We really enjoy the fact we’re not polluting nature with the smell and noise of a generator. The only appliance in our RV that uses propane now is our stove. Everything else is electric plus we charge our eBikes – very satisfying! I need another battery!