With the accelerating adoption of renewable energy in Europe and North America, particularly spurred by EU incentives for residential solar systems and grid decentralization policies, the need for dependable and scalable battery storage is more important than ever. The BasenGreen 51.2V 230Ah Wall-Mounted LiFePO₄ Battery offers a well-rounded solution that addresses performance, safety, and flexibility for both homes and light commercial applications.
🔋 Why Choose a Wall-Mounted 51.2V 230Ah LiFePO₄ Battery?
This battery module delivers 11.776kWh of usable energy, making it ideal for daily household consumption or partial backup during outages. Whether supporting electric vehicle charging overnight or running essential appliances off-grid, its capacity aligns with EU households’ average daily usage (approx. 10-13kWh).
✅ Key Features:
Chemistry: Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO₄) – safer and more stable than NMC alternatives.
Voltage / Capacity: 51.2V / 230Ah
Cycle Life: ≥6000 Cycles @ 80% DoD
Continuous Charge/Discharge: 100A
Dimensions: 850 x 545 x 160 mm | Weight: 89 kg
Enclosure Rating: IP54 – suitable for indoor environments
📱 Smart Monitoring and Compatibility
Equipped with RS232/RS485/CAN ports, and supporting APP-based Bluetooth monitoring, users can track charge status, voltage, and health in real time.
The system supports parallel expansion up to 15 units, offering scalability from a 11.77kWh unit to over 176kWh—ideal for future energy independence.
It’s tested and compatible with leading inverter brands: SMA, Victron, Deye, Goodwe, Growatt, Sermatec, among others.
🌍 Fit for European Home Storage Policies
With increasing support from EU governments for solar + battery systems (e.g., Germany’s KfW 442 subsidy), this system aligns well with policy goals: reliable storage, grid relief, and energy independence.
🏡 Real-Life Application Scenario
In a 3-bedroom home with solar panels, this unit can store daytime solar energy and provide nighttime electricity—powering lighting, refrigeration, and even air conditioning. In case of grid failure, it maintains uninterrupted service for critical loads.
