Features & Benefits:
- Modular design from 10.65kWh to 24.86kWh enables quick and secure installation, & maintenance with no exposed wiring or connectors
- Cycle life: >5000 cycles @ 25°C with 90% DoD for daily cyclic applications
- Working Temperature Range 0°C to 50°C with excellent discharge performance & cycle life
- Storage temperature range -20~60°C
- Suitable for indoor and covered outdoor (IP55) installation
- Cathode material is made from LiFePO4 for safety performance and long cycle life
- The BMS has protection functions including over discharge, over charge, over current and high/low temperature
- Compatible with many available Hybrid inverters
- Safety Cert. VDE2510-50, IEC62619, UL1973, IEC62477-1, IEC62040-1, CEC, CE
- Clean Energy Council Approved (CEC)
Warranty: The Force-H1 & H2 comes with a standard warranty of 10 years. Register your product on the Pylontech website. A linear depreciation to a minimum of 80% of capacity over 10 years is expected and is not covered by the warranty.
Specifications:
| Chemistry | LiFePO4 |
|---|---|
| System Voltage (V) | 144V |
| System Capacity (kWh) | 10.65kWh |
| System Capacity (Ah) | 74Ah |
| Battery Controller | FC0500-40S |
| Battery Module (Cassette) | FH48074 |
| No. of Modules (Cassettes) | 3 |
| Module Capacity (kWh) | 3.552kWh |
| Module Capacity (Ah) | 74Ah |
| System Max. Charge Voltage (Vdc) | 162V |
| System Standard Charge (A) | 14.8A |
| System Normal Charge (A) | 37A |
| System Max. Charge (A) 15 sec. | 40A |
| System Min. Discharge Voltage (Vdc) | 130.5V |
| System Standard Discharge (A) | 14.8A |
| System Normal Discharge (A) | 37A |
| System Max. Discharge (A) | 40A |
| Efficiency (%, ≤0.5C rate) | 96% |
| Depth of Discharge (DoD) | 90% |
| Communications | CANBUS / Modbus RTU |
| Protection Class | IP55 |
| Design Life (Years) | 15+ years |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to +50°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to +60°C |
| Humidity | 5~95% |
Force H1 Systems are made to order using the following components:
FH48074 Battery Module / Cassette – Quantity dependent on system capacity required
