48.23kWh 51.2V 942Ah LiFePO4 Home Backup Energy Storage Battery for Residential Energy Storage System

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48.23kWh 51.2V 942Ah LiFePO4 Home Backup Energy Storage Battery 48.23kWh 51.2V 942Ah LiFePO4 Home Backup Energy Storage Battery. Designed for residential energy storage projects that require substantially more stored energy from a single battery unit, this LiFePO4 battery provides 48.23kWh of ...
Basic Properties
Place of Origin: China
Brand Name: Voltertech
Certification: MSDS , UN38.3
Model Number: BAT-48KWH-51.2V-W-2
Trading Properties
Minimum Order Quantity: 2 Units
Price: Negotiable
Payment Terms: L/C,T/T,Western Union
Supply Ability: 5000 Sets per Month
Product Description

48.23kWh 51.2V 942Ah LiFePO4 Home Backup Energy Storage Battery

48.23kWh 51.2V 942Ah LiFePO4 Home Backup Energy Storage Battery.

Designed for residential energy storage projects that require substantially more stored energy from a single battery unit, this LiFePO4 battery provides 48.23kWh of nominal energy from a 51.2V 942Ah platform.

It can be considered for high-consumption homes, larger solar storage requirements and backup projects where smaller 10kWh, 16kWh or 32kWh battery configurations may not provide the desired energy reserve.

48.23kWh Nominal Energy per Battery
51.2V / 942Ah Low-Voltage LiFePO4 Platform
8000 Cycles Specified Cycle Life

When Does a 48kWh Home Battery Make Sense?

A larger battery is not automatically the better choice for every home. The appropriate capacity depends on household electricity consumption, backup requirements, solar generation and the amount of energy that needs to be shifted from daytime to evening use.

Higher Daily Consumption Homes using more electricity each day may require additional battery capacity to increase solar self-consumption.
Longer Backup Requirement More stored energy may be useful when selected household loads need to operate for longer periods during a grid interruption.
Larger Solar Array A higher-capacity battery may provide more room to store surplus PV energy, depending on the inverter and overall system design.
Fewer Battery Units 48.23kWh of nominal energy in one battery can reduce the number of individual battery units required to reach a higher storage target.

48kWh Storage Does Not Mean 48kW of Output Power

Battery capacity and inverter power are different system parameters. The 48.23kWh rating describes how much nominal energy the battery stores, while the inverter determines how much AC load can be supplied at one time.

For this reason, whole-home backup planning should consider battery energy, inverter output, household peak load and required backup duration together.

A larger battery can provide more stored energy, but it does not by itself increase the AC output power available to household appliances.

32kWh or 48kWh Residential Battery: Which Capacity Is Better?

The choice between 32kWh and 48.23kWh should be based on the amount of stored energy the household actually requires.

32kWh-Class Storage May be sufficient for residential projects with lower energy consumption, shorter backup requirements or a smaller solar storage target.
48.23kWh Storage Provides approximately 50% more nominal stored energy than a 32kWh battery and may better suit projects requiring a larger energy reserve.

If a 32kWh system already meets the expected household energy and backup requirement, moving to 48kWh simply for additional unused capacity may not be necessary.

Solar Self-Consumption and Home Backup Integration

Solar storage and household electricity are listed among the intended applications in the supplied product information.

When integrated with a compatible hybrid inverter and PV system, the battery can store energy for later residential use according to the operating strategy of the complete system.

The battery itself is not a complete all-in-one residential energy storage system. A compatible inverter and the required electrical components are needed to build the final solar and backup system.

Core Technical Specifications

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Parameter Specification
Battery Chemistry LiFePO4
Nominal Energy 48.23kWh
Nominal Voltage 51.2V
Nominal Capacity 942Ah
Recommended Charge Voltage 57.6V
Communication CAN / RS485
Parallel Expansion Up to 15 Units
Cycle Life 8000 Cycles (25°C, 100% DOD)
Specified Service Life 15 Years
Protection Rating IP54
Dimensions 1010 × 850 × 440mm
Approx. Weight 335kg
Discharge Temperature -20°C to +55°C
Charge Temperature 0°C to +45°C

Installation Planning for a 335kg Residential Battery

The battery measures 1010 × 850 × 440mm and has an approximate weight of 335kg. These physical characteristics should be considered when selecting the installation location, access route and supporting surface.

The enclosure protection rating is IP54. Final installation should follow the specified protection rating, operating temperature limits and the requirements of the complete residential energy storage system.

The supplied product information also lists thermostatic control, flexible brackets, modular design, remote update and monitoring functions.

Can a 48kWh Residential Battery Be Expanded Further?

The product specification supports up to 15 compatible battery units in parallel, corresponding to a maximum nominal capacity of approximately 723.45kWh based on 48.23kWh per unit.

However, the maximum supported quantity should not be treated as the recommended size for a residential project. Battery quantity should be determined from actual energy demand, inverter capability and the complete electrical system design.

Check 51.2V Hybrid Inverter Compatibility Before Ordering

CAN and RS485 communication interfaces are provided for inverter integration.

The supplied parameter sheet lists compatibility with multiple inverter brands, but the exact inverter model should still be confirmed because operating voltage, firmware and BMS communication protocols can differ between products from the same manufacturer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Is a 48kWh battery too large for a normal home?

It depends on the home's actual electricity consumption, backup loads and solar storage requirements. A household with relatively low energy use may not need 48.23kWh of storage, while a higher-consumption residential project may benefit from the additional energy capacity.

Q2. How long can a 48kWh battery power a house?

Backup duration depends on the average electrical load and usable battery energy. For example, a lower continuous load will provide a much longer operating time than a home using several high-power appliances. Inverter losses and system reserve settings also affect actual runtime.

Q3. Can a 48kWh battery provide whole-home backup?

It can be used as the battery component of a whole-home backup design, but battery capacity alone does not guarantee whole-home operation. The inverter output, household peak load, backup circuit design and required duration must also be matched correctly.

Q4. Should I choose a 32kWh or 48kWh home battery?

A 48.23kWh battery provides approximately 50% more nominal energy than a 32kWh battery. The larger capacity may be useful for higher consumption or longer backup requirements, while 32kWh may already be sufficient for a lower-demand home.

Q5. What size inverter should I use with a 48kWh battery?

Inverter size should be selected according to the electrical loads that need to operate rather than battery energy capacity alone. The inverter must also match the 51.2V battery architecture, current requirements and communication protocol.

Q6. Can this 51.2V battery work with a 48V hybrid inverter?

51.2V LiFePO4 batteries are commonly used in 48V-class energy storage systems. The exact inverter voltage range, charging parameters and CAN or RS485 communication protocol should still be confirmed before installation.

Q7. Can solar panels connect directly to this 48kWh battery?

No direct PV connection should be assumed. The battery is designed as the storage component of an energy storage system and should be integrated through a compatible inverter or charging system according to the complete system design.

Q8. Can I add another 48kWh battery later?

Yes. The product specification supports up to 15 compatible units in parallel. The inverter, communication configuration and electrical design should be checked before adding additional batteries.

Q9. Is this 48kWh battery suitable for outdoor installation?

The enclosure is rated IP54. Installation conditions should therefore be selected according to this protection rating, the specified operating temperature range and the requirements of the complete residential system.

Q10. What information should I provide before ordering a 48kWh residential battery system?

Provide daily household electricity consumption, inverter brand and model, maximum backup load, required backup duration, solar PV capacity and planned operating mode. These details help determine whether a 48.23kWh battery is appropriate and confirm system compatibility.

Does Your Residential Project Really Need 48kWh of Storage?

Send us your household electricity consumption, inverter model, solar PV capacity, backup loads and required operating time. We can help check whether 48.23kWh or a smaller residential battery configuration better matches the project.

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Product Details
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48.23kWh Home Backup Energy Storage Battery

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51.2V Residential Energy Storage System

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942Ah LiFePO4 Battery

Home Energy Profile: High-Consumption Residential Properties
Backup Planning Goal: Extended Energy Reserve For Household Loads
Solar Use Strategy: Store PV Energy For Later Home Consumption
Capacity Advantage: More Stored Energy Per Battery Unit
System Design: Low-Voltage Residential Hybrid ESS
Inverter Matching: CAN / RS485 Protocol Integration
Installation Planning: Fixed Placement With Weight Consideration
Upgrade Strategy: Scalable Multi-Battery Energy Storage

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