Yes, both the B-TEC and eLITE batteries are capable of supporting inverters so long as they do not put more load on the batteries than the rating of the BMS installed. The maximum recommended inverter sizes for each type of battery are as follows:
| Battery Type | Maximum Inverter Size |
| EPL-100-12VLITE | 12V 1000W |
| EPL-100BT-12V-SLIM | 12V 1000W |
| EPL-125BT-12V-G2 | 12V 1000W |
| EPL-200BT-12V-G3 | 12V 2600W |
| EPL-200BT-12V-G2 | 12V 2600W |
| EPL-300BT-12V-G3 | 12V 2600W |
| EPL-300BT-12V-G2 | 12V 3000W |
| EPL-100BT-24V | 24V 2000W |
| EPL-150BT-24V-G2 | 24V 3500W |
We recommend following these guidelines even if you have two batteries in parallel. This protects your batteries from being overloaded even if one of the batteries was to shut down (e.g. low voltage disconnect activates on one battery but not the other).
For more information on maximum discharge currents, click here.
For more information on paralleling batteries, click here.
Running an inverter also requires that you run sufficient sized cables. More information on cable size can be found here.
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