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High Voltage Operation: Improves energy efficiency and minimizes thermal dissipation.
Grade A LiFePO4 Cells: Deliver over 6,000 deep cycles and consistent performance.
IP54 Sealed Enclosure: Protects against dust and moisture for indoor/outdoor installation.
Smart EMS Integration: Real-time monitoring, OTA updates, and automatic optimization of energy modes.
Energy Cost Optimization: Supports PV Priority, ToU arbitrage, and backup energy scenarios.
Solar-powered smart homes
Residential backup energy solutions
Energy cost reduction and grid-independent operation
The HPIXP stacked all-in-one energy storage system targets high-end residential solar energy applications, offering modular stackable LiFePO4 batteries integrated with a high-efficiency hybrid inverter. Its design allows for seamless expansion, intelligent energy management, and reliable long-term performance.
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Model |
HLH-HV-FU001-2 |
HLH-HV-FU001-3 |
HLH-HV-FU001-4 |
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Battery |
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Single Module Capacity |
5.12kWh |
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Standard Voltage |
102.4V |
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Product Dimension |
700*235*307mm |
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Package Dimension |
790*325*402mm |
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Net Weight |
44kg |
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Total Product Dimension |
700*235*1470mm |
700*235*1772mm |
700*235*2075mm |
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Total Net Weight |
132kg |
177kg |
222kg |
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Nominal Voltage |
204.8V |
307.2V |
409.6V |
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Rated Energy |
10.24kWh |
15.36kWh |
20.48kWh |
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Working Voltage |
172.8-230.4V |
259.2~345.5V |
345.6-460.8V |
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Working Temperature |
0-55℃ |
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Storage Temperature |
-20-55℃ |
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IP Rating |
IP54 |
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Cooling |
Natural |
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Communication |
CAN/WIFI |
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PV input |
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Max Power |
15000W |
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Max Voltage |
1000VDC |
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MPPT Voltage Range |
200~850VDC |
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Max Input Current/Per String |
13A/13A |
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AC Output/input |
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Nominal Power |
10000W |
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Max Output/nput Current |
17A/25A |
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Nominal Output/nput |
50/60Hz; 380/400VAC |
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