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Portable and Modular: Stackable design enables flexible deployment and expansion in remote locations.
LiFePO4 Battery Cells: Provide a long cycle life and stable chemical performance.
Industrial IP54 Protection: Ensures reliability in harsh outdoor conditions.
Smart EMS Functionality: Cloud-connected monitoring, OTA firmware updates, and automatic energy mode switching (PV Priority, ToU Arbitrage, Off-grid).
Maintenance-free Operation: Redundant protection mechanisms for safe unattended use.
Remote or rural energy supply
Off-grid solar energy systems
Emergency power for temporary installations
The SMP-CU stacked all-in-one energy storage system is designed for off-grid energy solutions, combining high-voltage Li-ion cells in a portable, stacked configuration. Its high-voltage architecture enables efficient energy transfer, reduced heat loss, and superior round-trip efficiency, making it ideal for remote estates, field operations, or mobile energy applications.
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Model |
HV-HLC-CU001 |
HV-HLC-CU002 |
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Battery |
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Stondord Volitoge |
51.2V |
102.4V |
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Norminal Capacity |
100Ah |
50Ah |
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Rated Energy |
5.12kWh |
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Max Charge-Discharge Rate |
1C/100A |
1C/50A |
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Product Dimension |
550*500*171mm |
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Package Dimension |
640*590*265mm |
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Net Weight |
41kg |
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Cycle Life |
≥6000@25℃, 80% DOD |
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Stacking Parameters |
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Max Stocking Quantity |
8 PCS |
6 PCS |
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Stondord Voltage |
409.6V |
614.4V |
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Working Voltage |
345.6~460.8V |
518.4~691.2V |
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Rated Energy |
40.96kWh |
30.72kWh |
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Tota Product Dimension |
550*500*1629mm |
550*500*1287mm |
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Net Weight |
360kg |
263kg |
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General Parameters |
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IP Rating |
IP20 |
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Installation |
Stocked |
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Communication |
CAN/RS485/WiFi(Optional) |
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Working Temperature |
0-55℃ |
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Storage Temperature |
-20-55℃ |
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Humidity |
≤80% |
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20GP Container |
216pcs |
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40HQ Container |
459pcs |
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