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A lithium-ion battery and hybrid inverter currently range in price from $8000 to $15,000 (installed), depending on capacity and brand. As the electricity market evolves over the next few years and (hopefully) battery prices fall, it may become economically viable for the average home to include a storage battery with their solar PV system.
About this item
Service life: more than 3000 cycles, with BMS protection board build-in
Charging temperature: 0-45 ℃ Discharge temperature: -20 ~ 60 ℃ Storage temperature: -20 ~ 60 ℃
dimension: Length 400mm × width 285mm × height 255mm, weight: 36kg
Application: electric machine, xenon lamp/searchlight, inverter, handheld devices, wireless communication equipment, monitoring equipment, power equipment, medical
instruments, relief equipment, emergency lighting /LED lamps, traffic signs, portable small household appliances, electric tools, automotive and industrial equipment reserve
power supply.
Product Parameters
| Model | HS-GS5000W |
| Rated Voltage（V） | 51.2 |
| Rated Capacity（Ah） | 100 |
| Rated Energy（Wh） | 5120 |
| Voltage Range（V） | 44.8-56 |
| Charge Voltage Range（V） | 55.2-56 |
| Cut-off Voltage（V） | 44.8 |
| Recommend Charge Current（A） | 50 |
| Max Charge Current（A） | 100 |
| Max Discharge Current（A） | 100 |
| Dimension：L*W*H（mm） | 470*452*160 |
| Weight（kg） | 46 |
| Communication Port | RS485、CAN |
| Display | LED+LCD |
| Terminal | Plug-in |
| Compatible inverter | Growatt, Goodwe, Sol-Ark, SRNE,DEYE |
| Humidity（%） | 5-95% RH |
| Charge Temperature Range（℃） | 0-45 |
| Discharge Temperature Range（℃） | -20-60 |
| Storage Temperature Range（℃） | -20-45 |
| Cycle Life | ＞6000 （0.5C@ 25℃，80% DOD） |
| Design Life (Year) | 15 |
| Safety & Certification | CE，EMC，TUV（IEC62619），UL1973 |
| Transportation | UN38.3 |
NOTE
To avoid cycle life-shortening, it is recommended not to discharge the battery below 50%.
It is highly recommended to use a battery balancer to extend the battery service life when multiple batteries are connected in series and/or in parallel.
We highly recommend installing the battery upright. It is allowed to install the battery on its side only if there are special reasons for doing so. DO NOT install the battery upside down.
It is recommended to connect batteries with the same type (AGM), same voltage (V), and same capacity (Ah) from the same brand.
Are home solar batteries a worthwhile investment?
For most homes, we think a battery doesn't make complete economic sense yet. Batteries are still relatively expensive and the payback time will often be longer than the warranty period (typically 10 years) of the battery.
Currently, a lithium-ion battery and hybrid inverter will typically cost between $8000 and $15,000 (installed), depending on capacity and brand. As the electricity market changes over the next few years, and (hopefully) battery prices improve, it may mean that in the future it will make good economic sense for the average home to include a storage battery with their solar PV system.
Nevertheless, for some homes, a storage battery can make economic sense. Households with high power consumption that are savvy about using their solar-generated and stored power can make the battery pay for itself in less than 10 years.
And many people are investing in home battery storage now, or at least ensuring their solar PV systems are battery-ready. Batteries are often seen as being less about pure economics and more about being as independent from the grid as possible. This is especially the case for homes in areas with frequent blackouts or other power supply problems.
We recommend you work through two or three quotes from reputable installers before committing to a battery installation. The results from the trial mentioned above show that you need a strong warranty and commitment of support from your supplier and battery manufacturer in the event of any faults.
How long do solar batteries last?
In principle, most solar battery types should be able to last 10 years or so under normal usage and if not subjected to extreme temperatures. That is, they should be able to last as long as their warranty period, which for most models is 10 years.
