Reply With QuoteI believe the quoted data is ok, not sure of the reality of it.
The quoted 4000 cycles (quoted as full cycles) and 7 years would equate to 1.56 Full discharge cycles a day for that 7 years.
Thats plausable.
OldBushie
The specs for that battery just don't add up.Originally Posted by DiscoJeffster
It states you can get 4,000 cycles but it also states the life span is "Up to 7 years"
So if you use the battery at their recommended maximum specs, you only get less than 1,300 cycles before the battery is done, and that is if it actually lasts 7 years.
Seriously, the ACCC needs to look into the lithium battery industry, it is pretty dishonest at best.
OldBushie
I believe the quoted data is ok, not sure of the reality of it.
The quoted 4000 cycles (quoted as full cycles) and 7 years would equate to 1.56 Full discharge cycles a day for that 7 years.
Thats plausable.
Swaggie
It's always interestng when these sorts of comments come up from manufacturers,not just batteries.
It really means nothing.
OldBushie
Right on the money.
By sat "UP TO" they let themselves out of any warranty arguments.
Wizard
SubscriberPretty common approach I would think? New EV cars have up to 500km of range, New laptops are up to 3x quicker, new light bulbs are up to 80% more efficient, etc etc
An alternative wording could be 'won't be more than'
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