For Sale Clayton LPS II 2500 - 1kWh (leisure battery + Inverter)

[Dellmassive]

Clayton LPS II 2500 - 1kWh (leisure battery + Inverter)

as new condition, less than 10x cycles.


£2250 collected / plus shipping.

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see it in action here:

[Guide] Clayton LPS II 2500 - 1kWh (leisure battery + Inverter) -- How I Done It --

[Guide] Clayton LPS II 2500 - 1kWh (leisure battery + Inverter) -- How I Done It -- (@Dellmassive) its finally happened, I've dipped my toes into the dark side of 12v leisure electrics. The Clayton LPS II - the All In One ( 12v lifepo4 battery, dc-dc charger, 240v inverter, solar MPPT...

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[Dibsta]

Will this run diesel heater

 

[Dellmassive]

yes, easily

 

[Dellmassive]

anyone interested before it goes to ebay?

 

[Dellmassive]

quick sale bump - £1999

who wants it.

 

[YellowHound]

Tempted. I have a Clayton LPS2500 currently fitted but it's losing charge too quickly and is compromising use of the van.
The LPSII is slightly larger though so I need to work out how it can be accommodated. It's integrated into a Vanworx interior.

 

[YellowHound]

Don't wait on me. Am looking at just what is involved in swapping them over. Awaiting a response from Vanworx.
Bemusingly Clayton tell me that the connections are different on the LPSII.

 

[YellowHound]

@Dellmassive do you still have it?

 

[Dellmassive]

Yes... Still sitting in its box chilling out.

 

[Dellmassive]

anyone fancy a Clayton?

 

[Dellmassive]

Busfest Bump - anyone want this bought up?

 

[admrobrts]

Interested in why you are selling it after all the work put into testing and writing the how-to guide?

 

[Dellmassive]

We decided to go a different route with the camper van which means we haven't got the storage space or cabinet space to install that unit.

instead we went for 230 amp hour seat base battery.

And I'll running eco flow style portable units alongside that with solar.

 

[admrobrts]

Makes sense. You how-too has been a really interesting and useful read.

The Clayton LPS II is probably gonna be the core of my power needs (don't need a lot for my setup) but it's a bit further down the shopping list at the moment.