10.24 kWh Rack Battery for Existing 51.2 V Home Inverters

YINTU is an energy storage solution provider working with capable manufacturing partners. We coordinate configuration selection and technical interfaces for the customer’s project.

Selected equipment and configuration

Retrofit conditions

This battery module is for a protected indoor rack installation using a compatible external inverter. It supplies DC storage with built-in BMS and display. The inverter provides the household AC interface and, if applicable, the PV input stage. Inspect the existing inverter’s battery voltage window and approved battery communication profiles before considering reuse.

Current and communication checks

The 100 A value is a maximum charge and discharge current. Establish operating settings with the battery and inverter suppliers for the installed configuration. At nominal voltage, 51.2 V multiplied by 100 A equals 5.12 kW at the battery terminals, before operating-voltage variation and conversion losses. That arithmetic does not establish a guaranteed household AC rating. CAN or RS485 connector presence alone does not prove protocol compatibility.

Rack and protection planning

One module weighs approximately 98 kg. Check the rack’s load capacity, support rails, lifting method, service access, earthing, DC isolation and branch protection. The source allows up to 16 parallel modules, but the approved parallel architecture, cable balancing and master/slave settings must be confirmed for the actual system. Retain access to the front terminals and communications.

YINTU assistance

Share the inverter model and firmware, battery settings, rack arrangement and essential-load requirement. YINTU coordinates compatibility review and battery supply with its manufacturing partners. Installation, inverter replacement and any changes to backup wiring follow the agreed project scope.

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Product rendering. Values are based on the supplied model datasheet. Confirm final equipment, configuration, interfaces and operating limits in the project documentation.