“Best value” in Australia usually means a 100Ah LiFePO4 that doesn’t lie about its BMS or capacity, not the cheapest sticker at midnight on a mystery website. Aim for cells from reputable makers, a real 100A+ continuous discharge, low-temp cut-off, proper terminals, and a 5–7 year warranty. New 100Ah units run roughly AUD 400–1,300; used can be AUD 200–600 but comes with the thrilling unknown of prior cycles. In the bang-for-buck crowd you’ll see Enerdrive, Invicta, DCS and solid house brands; avoid anything that weighs like a pillow yet claims 200Ah. Pair it with a 25–40A DC-DC charger and you’ve got more value than a Bunnings snag on a long weekend. Consult official documentation for exact figures.
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