Dyness Powerbox G2 heated battery 10.24kWh
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Product description
Product description
The Dyness Powerbox G2 is a wall-mounted or floor-standing battery module based on lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells with a nominal capacity of 10.24 kWh. The device is specifically designed for household energy storage needs, but can also be used in larger systems by connecting up to 40 units in parallel. Thanks to the IP65 protection, it is suitable for both indoor and outdoor installation, providing flexibility in design.
The Powerbox G2 has a built-in active fire protection system, supports low-temperature charging and offers an optional heating function, so it operates reliably in a wide temperature range. The built-in WiFi module enables real-time monitoring and OTA updates, so users can easily integrate the system into their smart energy solutions.
The device is unique in that it is 15% lighter and 30% smaller than the previous generation, in addition to its compact design. The system can be expanded up to 40 units, the long-life LFP technology and the 10-year warranty make the Powerbox G2 a reliable choice for both residential and small commercial applications.
Main features in brief:
- Nominal capacity: 10.24 kWh (useful: 9.73 kWh)
- Cell technology: Lithium iron phosphate (LFP)
- Nominal voltage: 51.2 V, 200 Ah capacity
- Nominal power: 5.12 kW, max. 10.24 kW
- Expandability: up to 40 units in parallel
- IP65 protection, indoor and outdoor installation
- Built-in active fire protection system
- Low temperature charging and optional heating function
- Built-in WiFi module, APP and OTA support
- Certifications: UN38.3, IEC62619, IEC62040, CE, CEC
- Compatible inverters: SMA, Victron, GoodWe, Solis, Deye, SAJ, Growatt and other manufacturers
The Dyness Powerbox G2 is special in that it offers high performance and flexibility in a compact size, with advanced safety features, wide inverter compatibility and modern, online monitoring options.
| Névleges kapacitás (kWh) | 10.24 kWh |
|---|---|
| Hasznosítható energia | 9.73 kWh (95% DoD) |
| Csúcsteljesítmény | 15.36 kW |
| Max. töltőáram | 100A |
| Max. kisütési áram | 200A |
| Névleges feszültség | 51.2 V |
| Működési feszültségtartomány | 44.8-57.6V |
| IP védelem | IP65 |
| Telepítési hely | Completely suitable for outdoor use |
| Működési hőmérséklet | 0°C ~ +55°C |
| Méret | 710 × 165 × 640mm |
| Tömeg | 98 kg |
| Garancia | 10 years |
Do you have a question?
View the most frequently asked questions or contact us.
How do I choose the right battery?
How do I choose the right battery?
The most important thing is that the battery fits your inverter and the performance of your system. It is worth considering how much capacity (kWh) you need and whether you want to expand the system later.
Always check the inverter's technical data sheet, as it will tell you which batteries it is compatible with. For example, Huawei inverters only work with Huawei batteries, while Deye inverters can be connected to multiple manufacturers, offering a more flexible solution.
How do inverter types differ?
How do inverter types differ?
The lifespan of modern lithium batteries is usually 10–15 years, depending on usage and temperature conditions.
Manufacturers typically give an expected lifespan of 6,000–8,000 charging cycles – this can mean up to a decade and a half, assuming one cycle per day.
What happens in the event of a power outage?
What happens in the event of a power outage?
If the inverter supports backup (stand-alone) operation, it will automatically switch to the battery during a power outage, so the most important consumers continue to operate.
It is important to know that if there is no backup function, the system will completely stop in the event of a power outage, even if the solar panels are producing. This is because most on-grid inverters cannot operate without mains voltage for safety reasons, so they cannot supply power or charge batteries.
What warranty does the battery have?
What warranty does the battery have?
Depending on the manufacturer, batteries come with a 5 or 10 year warranty, and for some models this is also tied to the number of cycles. We indicate the exact warranty period on each product page, so you can always see how long the manufacturer's warranty lasts before you buy.
What happens if the battery fails?
What happens if the battery fails?
If the battery is not working properly, it is a good idea to first have the problem diagnosed by a professional to rule out incorrect setup or installation. It is possible that the problem is not with the battery itself, but with a non-activated function or communication setting.
If it is proven that there is indeed a problem with the product, you should contact the manufacturer's or distributor's customer service, who will assist you in the troubleshooting process and the warranty administration process.
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