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60 Ah 48 Volt 100 amp draw BMS (ePropulsion and others) - LiFePO4 Lithium Marine Battery

60 Ah 48 Volt 100 amp draw BMS (ePropulsion and others) - LiFePO4 Lithium Marine Battery

Regular price $1,999.00 USD
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This 48V 100 Ah LiFePO4 battery works great with any 48 volt electric motor or 48 volt electrical system.  We have run Epropulsion electric boat motors (Navy 3 and Spirit 1.0 among others) with great success.  The Bluetooth connection to your phone and to our app is really comforting to have, you always know exactly how much power you have left.  There is also an LED power bar on the top of the battery for quick checking of your power levels. It has a built in 100 amp continuous draw Battery Management System (BMS) and is plug compatible with most lead acid and AGM charging systems. A Bluetooth battery monitor system for monitoring the state-of-charge of the battery with a free app is included.

This battery is 4D size, it measures 19.6 x 6.7 x 9.5 inches, 483 x 170 x 240 mm and fits perfectly under dinghy seats.  Let us know any questions any time at 773 965 2546.  We have been thrilled with it on our Navy 3.0 ePropulsion on our dinghy.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS:

  • Model: CMP207060-BHR100
  • Voltage: 51.2
  • Capacity Amp Hours: 60
  • Watt Hours: 3,072
  • BMS Continuous Draw Amps: 100A
  • Group Size: 4D
  • Size Inches: 19 x 6.7 x 9.5
  • Weight Lbs: 54.0

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Federal Solar Tax Credits Extended!

Federal Solar Tax Credits Extended!

Good News for Solar Enthusiasts: Now Extended Through 2034!

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 has extended the Federal Solar Tax Credit (ITC), giving homeowners and boat owners even more incentive to go solar. This tax credit applies to your primary or secondary residence—including certain boats with living accommodations (head, galley, and bunk) registered in the U.S.

What You Need to Know

Tax Credit Rate:

  • 2022–2032: 30% of total system costs
  • 2033: 26% of total system costs
  • 2034: 22% of total system costs
  • After Jan. 1, 2035: 0%

Eligibility:
You can claim this credit if you’ve made energy-saving improvements to your home (or qualifying boat) in the U.S. during the tax year. Qualified residences include:

  • Houses
  • Mobile homes
  • Condominiums
  • Cooperative apartments
  • Houseboats (with proper accommodations)

What’s Covered:
The credit applies to the cost of:

  • Solar panels
  • Batteries
  • Inverters
  • Charge controllers
  • Wiring and labor costs

Retroactive Eligibility:
Systems placed in service after January 1, 2006, can qualify if the credit hasn’t already been claimed.

Unused Credits:
If your tax liability is lower than the credit, you can roll over unused amounts to future tax years.

How to Claim the Credit

  1. Complete IRS Form 5695:
    Download the form here. Make sure to use the latest version updated in January/February of the applicable tax year.
    Instructions for Form 5695.
  2. File with IRS Form 1040:
    The total from Form 5695 is entered as a line item on Form 1040. Attach both forms when filing your return.
    Download IRS Form 1040.

Additional State Incentives

Many states offer additional tax incentives or rebates for solar energy systems. Check out the Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency (DSIRE) for a detailed breakdown of state-specific programs.

State Highlights

  • Arizona: 25% tax credit, up to $1,000.
  • Hawaii: 35% tax credit, up to $5,000.
  • New York: 25% tax credit, up to $5,000.
  • Oregon: Up to $6,000 in credits over four years.
  • South Carolina: 25% tax credit for installation costs.

Note: State programs are subject to change. Always verify details with your state’s tax department.

Don’t Wait—Take Advantage of Solar Savings!

With the credit extended through 2034 and now covering batteries, it’s the perfect time to upgrade or install a solar system. Be sure to consult your tax advisor to maximize your savings and ensure compliance with the latest regulations.

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