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V-TAC Photovoltaic Battery Sealed 48V 200Ah (11447)

LiFePO4 Battery for Inverter 10KWh 48V 200Ah with LCD Screen 11447 V-TAC.

Extremely compact battery with high energy density, Powerbox type. Ideal for energy storage.

  • Nominal voltage: 51.2 V
  • Usable...

LiFePO4 Battery for Inverter 10KWh 48V 200Ah with LCD Screen 11447 V-TAC.

Extremely compact battery with high energy density, Powerbox type. Ideal for energy storage.

  • Nominal voltage: 51.2 V
  • Usable energy: 10 kWh
  • Charge/discharge cycles: > 5000 at <0.5C
  • Battery capacity: 200 Ah
  • Charging voltage: 57.6V-60V
  • Maximum charging current: 100A
  • Maximum discharging...
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LiFePO4 Battery for Inverter 10KWh 48V 200Ah with LCD Screen 11447 V-TAC.

Extremely compact battery with high energy density, Powerbox type. Ideal for energy storage.

  • Nominal voltage: 51.2 V
  • Usable energy: 10 kWh
  • Charge/discharge cycles: > 5000 at <0.5C
  • Battery capacity: 200 Ah
  • Charging voltage: 57.6V-60V
  • Maximum charging current: 100A
  • Maximum discharging current: 100A
  • Continuous output power: 5 kW
  • Monthly loss: <3%
  • Recommended temperature range: 10 ℃ -45 ℃

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Specifications

Capacity
200 Ah
Voltage
48 V

Attributes

Type
Sealed
Deep Cycle
No

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  • Rene_Starink
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    I use it with 10 solar panels (540w each) connected to my hybrid inverter. On a sunny day by 11:00 o'clock my battery is fully charged (200A/h capacity at 48V) After that in summer I also run my 2 aircon from the solar panels. Max charge my panels can give is 70A. Battery unit is rated for max charge 100A.... and 100A max discharge current. My first unit had a faulty battery, but it was exchanged under warranty. I connected it without any BMS communications (was not marked compatible by my inverter manufacturer and they assured me I can run it like that seeing that the battery unit has its own BMS) The internal BMS does the job. Overnight I run 1 fridge + 1 chest freezer + 1 Freezer fridge combo + two 55 inch TV's (2 houses) and the led lights for both houses till bed time 23:30, +1PC + Kettle for tea now and then + 2-3 fans...In the morning I still have between 10-30% capacity left. I am 99% self sufficient. On very cloudy days I use the grid. Where I live...As south as you can get in Greece...we have 95% sunny days. Been running it now for 7 months 1 cycle per day working as it should. Sturdy construction and the best value for money at 10Kw!

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  • I use it with 10 solar panels (540w each) connected to my hybrid inverter. On a sunny day by 11:00 o'clock my battery is fully charged (200A/h capacity at 48V) After that in summer I also run my 2 aircon from the solar panels. Max charge my panels can give is 70A. Battery unit is rated for max charge 100A.... and 100A max discharge current. My first unit had a faulty battery, but it was exchanged under warranty. I connected it without any BMS communications (was not marked compatible by my inverter manufacturer and they assured me I can run it like that seeing that the battery unit has its own BMS) The internal BMS does the job. Overnight I run 1 fridge + 1 chest freezer + 1 Freezer fridge combo + two 55 inch TV's (2 houses) and the led lights for both houses till bed time 23:30, +1PC + Kettle for tea now and then + 2-3 fans...In the morning I still have between 10-30% capacity left. I am 99% self sufficient. On very cloudy days I use the grid. Where I live...As south as you can get in Greece...we have 95% sunny days. Been running it now for 7 months 1 cycle per day working as it should. Sturdy construction and the best value for money at 10Kw!

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Description & Specifications

LiFePO4 Battery for Inverter 10KWh 48V 200Ah with LCD Screen 11447 V-TAC.

Extremely compact battery with high energy density, Powerbox type. Ideal for energy storage.

  • Nominal voltage: 51.2 V
  • Usable energy: 10 kWh
  • Charge/discharge cycles: > 5000 at <0.5C
  • Battery capacity: 200 Ah
  • Charging voltage: 57.6V-60V
  • Maximum charging current: 100A
  • Maximum discharging current: 100A
  • Continuous output power: 5 kW
  • Monthly loss: <3%
  • Recommended temperature range: 10 ℃ -45 ℃

Manufacturer

Specifications

Capacity
200 Ah
Voltage
48 V

Attributes

Type
Sealed
Deep Cycle
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • Rene_Starink
    5
    24 out of 24 members found this review helpful

    I use it with 10 solar panels (540w each) connected to my hybrid inverter. On a sunny day by 11:00 o'clock my battery is fully charged (200A/h capacity at 48V) After that in summer I also run my 2 aircon from the solar panels. Max charge my panels can give is 70A. Battery unit is rated for max charge 100A.... and 100A max discharge current. My first unit had a faulty battery, but it was exchanged under warranty. I connected it without any BMS communications (was not marked compatible by my inverter manufacturer and they assured me I can run it like that seeing that the battery unit has its own BMS) The internal BMS does the job. Overnight I run 1 fridge + 1 chest freezer + 1 Freezer fridge combo + two 55 inch TV's (2 houses) and the led lights for both houses till bed time 23:30, +1PC + Kettle for tea now and then + 2-3 fans...In the morning I still have between 10-30% capacity left. I am 99% self sufficient. On very cloudy days I use the grid. Where I live...As south as you can get in Greece...we have 95% sunny days. Been running it now for 7 months 1 cycle per day working as it should. Sturdy construction and the best value for money at 10Kw!

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    • Quality
    • Is it easy to install?
    • Value for money
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  • I use it with 10 solar panels (540w each) connected to my hybrid inverter. On a sunny day by 11:00 o'clock my battery is fully charged (200A/h capacity at 48V) After that in summer I also run my 2 aircon from the solar panels. Max charge my panels can give is 70A. Battery unit is rated for max charge 100A.... and 100A max discharge current. My first unit had a faulty battery, but it was exchanged under warranty. I connected it without any BMS communications (was not marked compatible by my inverter manufacturer and they assured me I can run it like that seeing that the battery unit has its own BMS) The internal BMS does the job. Overnight I run 1 fridge + 1 chest freezer + 1 Freezer fridge combo + two 55 inch TV's (2 houses) and the led lights for both houses till bed time 23:30, +1PC + Kettle for tea now and then + 2-3 fans...In the morning I still have between 10-30% capacity left. I am 99% self sufficient. On very cloudy days I use the grid. Where I live...As south as you can get in Greece...we have 95% sunny days. Been running it now for 7 months 1 cycle per day working as it should. Sturdy construction and the best value for money at 10Kw!

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