DIY Powerwall with LTO cells, Part 1 @DavidPozEnergy
DIY Powerwall with LTO cells, Part 1  @DavidPozEnergy
Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 22 hours ago
I'm starting the build of a battery DIY Powerwall. I'm using some Toshiba SCIB cells. These are LTO, lithium Titanate chemistry. This will be a 48v nominal system.

Check out my introduction to these LTO cells: youtu.be/z95U7Hq2M5k

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