5-30KWH Stacked Lithium Batteries
High Capacity & Stackable Design:
Energy Output: Operates at 51.2V nominal voltage with a total capacity of 20kWh (equivalent to two 51.2V 200AH units stacked), delivering enough power to run a medium-sized home's essentials (HVAC, refrigeration, lighting, and small appliances) for 24–48 hours, or support commercial equipment (servers, POS systems) during prolonged outages.
Modular Stacking: Each 10.24kWh module (51.2V 200AH) measures ~45cm × 30cm × 20cm and weighs ~50kg, with interlocking brackets and standardized connections for secure vertical or horizontal stacking. Systems can scale from 20kWh (2 modules) up to 120kWh (12 modules) by adding units, making them suitable for growing energy needs (e.g., expanding a solar setup or powering a small business).
LiFePO4 Durability for Heavy Cycles:
Extended Lifespan: 3000–6000 deep cycles (at 80% depth of discharge) with ≥80% capacity retention after 10+ years-outlasting lead-acid batteries by 5–10x. This longevity aligns with solar panel lifespans (25–30 years), ensuring minimal replacement costs over the system's lifetime.
Temperature Resilience: Performs reliably in extreme temperatures (-20°C to 60°C), maintaining efficiency in hot climates (where solar generation peaks) or cold regions (where traditional batteries lose capacity).
Advanced Safety & Synchronized Management:
Centralized BMS for Stacks: A master Battery Management System (BMS) coordinates all stacked modules, balancing charge/discharge across units to prevent uneven wear. It monitors voltage, current, and temperature in real time, protecting against overcharging, over-discharging, short circuits, and thermal runaway-critical for multi-module safety.
Fire-Resistant Construction: LiFePO4 chemistry is non-flammable, and modules feature flame-retardant casings (UL94 V-0 rated). Ventilation channels between stacked units dissipate heat, keeping temperatures stable even during high discharge.
What is the total energy capacity of a 51.2V 100Ah battery?
A 51.2V 100Ah battery provides 5.12 kWh of nominal energy. It is the most popular size for residential solar energy storage and backup power systems.
How many 5.12kWh modules can be connected in parallel?
Our 51.2V 100Ah system supports parallel connection of up to 15 or 16 units, allowing you to scale your total capacity up to 80kWh without needing an external controller.
Is the 51.2V 100Ah battery compatible with 48V solar inverters?
Yes. While the nominal voltage is 51.2V (standard for 16-cell LiFePO4), it is fully compatible with most 48V off-grid and hybrid inverters like Victron, Growatt, and Deye.
What is the best application for a 100Ah lithium battery?
The 100Ah model is ideal for small-to-medium home solar systems, telecom base stations, and as an emergency UPS for critical office equipment.
What is the maximum discharge current for the 100Ah model?
Typically, it supports a continuous discharge of 100A (1C rate), allowing it to power appliances up to 5kW instantly.