HS-GS-7KWH

Product Description

The rack-mounted energy storage battery adopts long-life and environmentally friendly lithium iron phosphate battery, and is equipped with high-performance BMS to effectively manage the battery cells. Compared with traditional batteries, it has a wider range of performance and application advantages.

Product Features

High energy ratio, friendly interface, self-cooling, free combination

A+ grade cells, precision matching

CAN/RS485/RS232 communication

Support custom BMS protection board

Application scenarios

Energy storage system, control system, alarm system, power system, database.

Emergency lighting system, backup power supply, UPS.

Telecommunications equipment, communication equipment, fire protection systems, security systems, power stations.

Important Factors when Purchasing a Solar Storage Battery

Capacity & Power

These two factors are important for knowing the amount of electricity a solar panel battery can store and how much electricity it can provide at any given moment. A battery’s capacity is the total amount of electricity it can store measured in kilowatt-hours (kWh). The battery’s power rating will tell you the amount of electricity that the battery can deliver at one time measured in kilowatts (kW).

A battery with high capacity but low power will be able to supply power to several key appliances in your home for a long time. A battery with low capacity but high power will be able to power your entire home for a short amount of time.

Solar Battery Options

Several batteries can be used as solar panel batteries. The most popular are lithium ion and lead acid. Among these options, lithium-ion batteries are the best option for a solar battery storage system.

Lithium-ion

The most popular home storage batteries, lithium-ion batteries have the longest lifespan and are very compact and light compared to the other battery types. With all these benefits, however, they are the most expensive.

Lead acid

These batteries are some of the cheapest but have the shortest lifespan and capacity. These are good options if you are trying to store energy on a budget, but will cost you more in the long run as you have to replace them more frequently.