All-In-One LiFePO4 280Ah 25,6V MUST HBP1800

All-In-One MUST for PV system

This is a multi-functional energy storage system that has an integrated battery, MPPT solar charge controller, high frequency pure sine wave inverter and a functional UPS module all in one. It is suitable for residential, school, commercial and public areas. It is made up of LiFePO4 cells which are stable and safe. Including a state-of-the-art battery management system that prevents overcharging, overheating, over-discharging or short-circuiting.

• 3kW output for various load appliances
• 7168Wh LiFePO4 battery
• Number of charge cycles: 4000+ @ 80% DOD,25°C
• Plug & play UPS 24/7
• 11 outputs
• Built-in multiple safety protection

Technical Specifications:

• Model: HBP18-3024
• Category: All-in-One ESS
• Power rating: 3000W
• Output voltage waveform: pure sine wave
• Output voltage regulation: 220~240VAC (adjustable)
• Output frequency: 50Hz/60Hz (±0.2Hz)
• Maximum efficiency: 90~93%
• Rated input DC voltage: 24VDC (±0.3)
• Standby power consumption: <25W
  
  

PV INPUT

• Maximum solar power input: 1800W
• PV max charging current: 60A (±3A)
• Combined charging current: 80A (±4A)
• Maximum efficiency: 98.0% max
• PV array open circuit voltage: 160VDC
• PV array MPPT voltage range: 30~128VDC
  
  

AC INPUT

• AC input voltage: 230VAC ±5%
• Acceptable input voltage range: 90-280VAC
• Rated input frequency: 50Hz/60Hz (auto-detect)
• Transmission time: typically 10ms (UPS, VDE); typically 20ms (APL)
  
  

AC CHARGING

• Charging current @ Rated input voltage: 60A (±4A)
• Charging algorithm: 4-step (Li)
  
  

OUTPUT

• AC output: 230VAC (4 sockets)
• Type-C: 1x DC output
• USB (5V 2.4A): 4x DC output
• USB (12V 1A): 2x DC output
  
  

LITHIUM BATTERY

• Energy: 7168Wh
• Rated voltage: 25.6V
• Battery capacity: 280Ah
• Standard charge and discharge current: 50A
• Operating temperature/charge: 0~45℃
• Operating temperature/discharge: -10~60℃
• Weight: 66kg
• Dimensions (W x H x D): 460x539x411mm

❗ Notice:

Installation must only be carried out by a qualified person. An inspection report is required for any recognition of the right to defective performance.