Annoying
Great Battery!!
The 460Ah capacity provides a massive amount of usable energy, and the LiFePO4 chemistry offers the long cycle life, stable voltage, and safety that lithium batteries are known for. One of the things I noticed immediately is how well the voltage holds under load. Even when running larger loads through an inverter, the battery maintains consistent output without the voltage sag you typically see with lead-acid batteries.
Another big advantage is the simplicity of having so much capacity in a single 12V battery. Instead of wiring multiple batteries in parallel, this one unit provides an enormous energy reserve while keeping the system clean and straightforward.
One of my favorite features is the Epoch iPhone app. It connects quickly via Bluetooth and gives you detailed real-time information about the battery, including state of charge, voltage, current, temperature, and remaining capacity. The interface is clean, responsive, and easy to understand. Being able to monitor the battery directly from my phone makes managing the system much easier, especially in a mobile setup.
Charging performance has also been excellent. The battery accepts charge quickly and efficiently, whether through a DC-DC charger, inverter charger, or generator setup.
Overall, the Epoch 460Ah battery is an absolute powerhouse. Between the massive capacity, reliable performance, and the excellent mobile app for monitoring, it’s one of the best lithium battery options available. I would absolutely purchase it again.
It works but it needs attention.
kinda barebones
Horrible app
Awesome Battery, Trash App
Get your app together epoch,
460 V2
Please filter based on MAC address prefix
This app is not documented anywhere
App is not documented
Bad battery information
12/19/24. Update
Finally got an update for the epoch app. Charging time and discharge time have been fixed. The App load time is faster. Thank you
Can’t connect to the Bluetooth
Trash
Cannot save battery connection
Furthermore, it is unable to filter out non-epoch devices so all the wireless devices in the area show up in the list making it even more inconvenient to find and select the right devices.
This can get very annoying when you want to use the app frequently to check the status of your batteries. This should be a relatively easy programming fix to save the device address so hopefully this will be fixed soon.
Bring back the old app
Also, what is the “Advanced setting” password? In that part of the app, (once the password is known), does that area give more data or configuration parameters? Your user manual doesn’t talk about this part of the app.
Does not always reflect true battery charge.
I would not depend on this app especially if you use it in situations such as electric water motors. It left me stranded.
