Basically, you can wire these in series or parallel to hit whatever voltge or capacty your system needs, and it’s a direct drop-in for lead-acid setups—just heavier on teh specs side. Most buyers go with a 4S bank for 48V builds, but we’ve seen 2P configs work well too.

6000 cycles at 80% DoD is headline number, and what that means is we’ve tested these past 4000 without significant drop-off (usually 5-7 years in daily solar use). The continuous discharge sits at 100A—enough for most inverters—but the peak at 200A for 3 seconds gets you past startup surges on pumps or compressors. Weight’s about 12.5kg, so it’s maybe a third of a lead-acid equivalent.


It’s not great for high-rate pulse applicaions like some RC hobby builds—the BMS caps that peak current tighter than you’d want. Where it really fits is off-grid storage, UPS backups, or marine setups where you need that IP67 rating (we’ve seen these survive a hose-down no problem). That current-carrying capacity is actually better than reagent grade for this form factor.

We’re sitting on stock right now—roughly 200 units ready to ship, but confirm lead time if you need more than 50 or so. MOQ is 10 units for direct orders, though our company can do smaller if you’re testing a prototype. Terminal is M8 bolt, so plan for lugs that fit—and the case dimnesions are 475×350×275mm, which is tighter than most AGM batteries of similar capacity.
For our standard MOQ, we usually start at 10 units for bulk orders, but we can discuss smaller quantities if you need a sample or trial run first.
Yes, we have cycle life test data and certifications like CE and RoHS available upon request. Just reach out to our sales team and we'll share the documents.
You can connect them in series for up to 48V or in parallel for increased capacity up to 400Ah. Just make sure to use the M8 bolt terminals properly and follow our manual to avoid imbalance.
Store it in a cool, dry place between -20°C and 45°C. The self-discharge rate is under 3% per month, so it holds its charge well even if left unused for a while.
Absolutely, the IP67 rating means it's fully dust-tight and can handle being submerged in 1 meter of water for up to 30 minutes, so it's perfect for outdoor energy storage setups.