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A built-in BMS protection system continuously monitors voltage, current, temperature, and battery status, ensuring balanced operation and automatic protection under abnormal conditions. Combined with LFP battery technology, the system delivers a high level of safety for home energy storage.
The rack-mounted design simplifies installation, maintenance, and integration with solar PV systems and home energy management platforms.
The Rack Energy Storage System (Low Voltage / High Voltage) is a modular residential energy storage solution designed for indoor installation and flexible capacity expansion. The standardized rack-mounted structure allows efficient space utilization and organized system integration, making it suitable for modern home energy management.
The system uses all-new Grade A LFP battery cells with a cycle life of up to 6000 cycles, supporting stable daily charge and discharge operation. LFP battery chemistry provides strong thermal stability and consistent performance, ensuring long-term reliability for residential energy storage. With an IP20 protection level, the system is optimized for indoor environments such as garages, utility rooms, and dedicated energy storage areas.
Both low voltage and high voltage configurations are available, allowing compatibility with various residential inverters and energy system designs. The system supports parallel operation of up to 15 battery units, enabling users to scale energy capacity based on household consumption or solar system expansion. The product complies with FCC, CE, UN38.3, and MSDS standards, supporting safe deployment in residential markets worldwide.
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Model |
HLB-LV-LU001 |
HLB-LV-LU002 |
HLB-LV-LU003 |
HLB-LV-LU004 |
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Battery |
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Stondord Voltage |
25.6VDC |
51.2VDC |
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Voltage Range |
21.6-28.8VDC |
43.2-57.6VDC |
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Norminal Copocity |
100Ah |
100Ah |
200Ah |
280Ah |
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Roted Energy |
2.56kWh |
5.12kWh |
10.24kWh |
14.336kWh |
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Communication |
CAN/RS485/RS232/WIFI/Bluetooth |
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Cell Sel-Discharge |
<5%/Month |
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Stocking Porameters |
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Modules Connection |
1~15 in Parallel |
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DOD |
90% |
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Cycle Life |
≥6000 @ 25℃, 80% DOD |
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Max Charge & Discharge Current |
100A |
200A |
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Product Dimension |
282*484*165mm |
460*484*165mm |
811*564*165mm |
484*750*240mm |
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Packoge Dimension |
400*540*280mm |
535*535*260mm |
900*620*385mm |
547*875*450mm |
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Net Weight |
22kg |
41kg |
85kg |
106kg |
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General Parameters |
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IP Rating |
IP20 |
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Installation |
Cabinet or Wall |
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Working Temperature |
0-55℃ |
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Storage Temperature |
-20-55℃ |
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Humicity |
≤80% |
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20GP Container |
450PCS |
360PCS |
108PCS |
140PCS |
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40HQ Container |
900PCS |
570PCS |
216PCS |
254PCS |

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