
GLM-314 / GLM-280 Low-Voltage LFP Battery
16.08 kWh / 14.34 kWh low-voltage lfp battery for high-capacity residential storage and small commercial solar-plus-storage.
Low-voltage and high-voltage rack, stack, wall, and floor-standing battery options. Compare exact models by chemistry, voltage, capacity, current, series or parallel limits, BMS protocol, inverter compatibility, enclosure, and transport documents.

16.08 kWh / 14.34 kWh low-voltage lfp battery for high-capacity residential storage and small commercial solar-plus-storage.

10.49 kWh low-voltage lfp battery for residential solar storage and backup-capable hybrid systems.

16.08 kWh / 14.34 kWh / 10.49 kWh rack-mount low-voltage lfp battery for residential multi-battery banks and light commercial backup storage.
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5.12 kWh rack / wall / stand-mount low-voltage lfp battery for modular home backup and compact off-grid battery banks.

2.62 kWh 12 v low-voltage lfp battery for off-grid, telecom backup, marine and lead-acid replacement projects.

16.08 kWh / 14.34 kWh / 10.49 kWh low-voltage lfp battery for high-capacity home storage and small commercial solar backup.

48.23–241.15 kWh / 43.00–215.04 kWh system range high-voltage rack lfp battery for high-voltage hybrid systems and commercial backup storage.
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40.96–241.15 kWh system range, by configuration high-voltage stack lfp battery for large residential systems and commercial high-voltage energy storage.
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30.72–76.80 kWh system range high-voltage stack lfp battery for modular high-voltage residential storage and light commercial backup.
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5.12 kWh low-voltage lithium energy storage battery for residential solar storage and low-voltage backup systems.
View DetailsResidential all-in-one platforms, C&I cabinets, and containerized BESS. Confirm the exact battery, PCS, BMS, EMS, cooling, fire strategy, switchgear, transformer, communications, documentation, and site-engineering scope in the project quotation.

50 kW rated charge and discharge power / 50 kWh nominal system energy air-cooled commercial & industrial energy storage cabinet for small commercial self-consumption, demand management and backup projects.
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50 kW rated charge and discharge power / 112.53 kWh / 100.35 kWh, depending on the selected 314 Ah / 280 Ah battery option air-cooled commercial & industrial energy storage cabinet for c&i peak shaving, solar self-consumption and backup support.
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125 kW rated charge and discharge power / 241.15 kWh / 215.04 kWh, depending on LFP battery option air-cooled commercial & industrial energy storage cabinet for commercial peak shaving, solar-plus-storage and demand-charge management.
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125 kW / 257 kWh air-cooled commercial & industrial energy storage cabinet for larger c&i solar-plus-storage, load shifting and grid-connected backup projects.
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125 kW AC system class; 130.5 kW DC rated power stated / 261 kWh liquid-cooled commercial & industrial energy storage cabinet for high-utilisation c&i storage, solar shifting and demand-charge management.
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PCS and AC block to be configured for the project / 1.2 MWh air-cooled containerized energy storage system for industrial parks, microgrids and utility-adjacent energy-shifting projects.
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Up to 1000 kW active off-grid AC power stated; grid block by project / 2.411 MWh air-cooled containerized energy storage system for large industrial microgrids, renewable integration and utility-scale storage blocks.
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6 kW / 10 kW inverter options / 10 kWh / 20 kWh / 30 kWh indoor stacked battery and inverter energy storage system for residential solar self-consumption, time-of-use shifting and backup systems.
View DetailsThe two catalogue families serve different procurement tasks. A battery module still needs compatible power conversion, protection, controls, enclosure, and installation design; an ESS name does not prove that every required subsystem is included.
Review low-voltage and high-voltage rack, stack, wall, and floor-standing battery options. Confirm chemistry, voltage window, current, series or parallel limits, BMS protocol, inverter compatibility, enclosure, and transport documents for the exact model.
Review residential all-in-one platforms, C&I cabinets, and containerized BESS. Fix the quoted battery, PCS, BMS, EMS, cooling, fire strategy, switchgear, transformer, communications, and site-engineering scope before comparing offers.
Architecture affects current, series and parallel design, compatible inverters or PCS, protection, commissioning, and the division of responsibility between equipment supplier and project engineer.
Commonly built from 12 V or 48 V-class modules for residential, backup, and off-grid applications. Confirm charger settings, parallel limits, cable current, protection, battery communication, and the approved inverter profile.
Connects modules in series with a compatible high-voltage controller or PDU. The module count, operating voltage, DC isolation, current, BMS hierarchy, inverter protocol, rack, and commissioning sequence must be engineered as one package.
Combines selected battery and control subsystems in a cabinet or container platform. PCS, EMS, HVAC, fire equipment, switchgear, transformer, auxiliary power, grid controls, and site works may be included, optional, or outside the quoted scope.
A usable storage quotation starts with the load and operating objective, then fixes the electrical architecture, integration boundary, safety inputs, and destination documentation.
Define self-consumption, backup, off-grid supply, peak shaving, demand management, microgrid, or renewable shifting. Provide the load profile, critical loads, required duration, cycles per day, grid conditions, and operating environment.
State required kW and kWh separately. Compare nominal energy with permitted depth of discharge, charge and discharge rate, conversion losses, reserve, degradation assumptions, and the duration required at the target power.
Confirm chemistry, module voltage and capacity, system voltage window, current, series or parallel arrangement, DC protection, cable and busbar design, enclosure, dimensions, mass, and environmental limits.
Match BMS hierarchy, protocol, firmware, inverter or PCS voltage and current, approved compatibility, meters, EMS functions, remote monitoring, and plant-controller needs. Shared connectors or nominal voltage do not prove interoperability.
Review thermal management, detection and suppression scope, enclosure rating, ventilation, spacing, access, foundation, lifting, noise, altitude, temperature, corrosion, emergency response, and applicable local fire and electrical requirements.
Request model-matched datasheets, manuals, test or certificate scope, UN 38.3 evidence and transport files where applicable, packing data, warranty terms, commissioning records, and destination documents. Transport evidence is not site approval.
These answers define the inputs for a responsible shortlist. Final system design, fire strategy, grid approval, dangerous-goods handling, installation, and commissioning remain project- and destination-specific.
A battery module or pack stores DC energy and normally requires compatible BMS controls, inverter or PCS, protection, enclosure, cabling, and system engineering. An energy storage system may integrate some or all of those items, but the exact battery, PCS, EMS, cooling, fire equipment, switchgear, transformer, accessories, and site works must be listed in the quotation.
kW describes power: how quickly the system can charge, discharge, or support loads. kWh describes stored energy and helps determine duration. A 100 kWh battery does not automatically provide 100 kW, and usable duration also depends on depth of discharge, losses, reserve, temperature, degradation, and operating limits.
No. The operating voltage window, current, BMS protocol, firmware, approved compatibility, series or parallel rules, protection, cables, contactors, pre-charge sequence, and commissioning settings must match. Nominal voltage alone is not evidence of interoperability.
No. UN 38.3 evidence supports the stated battery transport test scope; it is not a universal installation, fire, grid, or market approval. Certificates and reports apply only to their named models, revisions, standards, issuers, and scope. Responsible local parties must confirm shipping, site, electrical, fire, grid, and authority requirements.
Compare battery modules, low- and high-voltage banks, all-in-one systems, C&I cabinets, and containerized BESS for distributor, integrator, EPC, and project RFQs. Use the exact model page to review chemistry, voltage, current, nominal energy, power, BMS or PCS interfaces, cooling, protection, communications, dimensions, and available documents before defining the supply scope.
Send the application, target kW and kWh, required duration, voltage architecture, inverter or PCS, operating environment, destination, requested files, quantity, and delivery target. For integrated ESS, list the expected battery, controls, cooling, fire, switchgear, transformer, and commissioning scope.