The 12V Module is the building block of Nilar battery packs. It is comprised of 10 cells connected in series, achieving a nominal module voltage of 12V. As a building block, it provides excellent flexibility in battery pack voltage. The nominal voltage of a battery packs is determined by the number of 12V modules connected in series within the battery pack. When a battery pack contains 10 modules, the pack voltage is 120V.
Battery packs are connected in series to match the required system voltage, forming a string. The nominal voltage of a string equals the number of battery packs multiplied by the nominal battery pack voltage. Battery packs are sold in string configurations, with voltage and energy adaptable to a customer’s needs. Here are the strings available with 120V batteries.
Product name | Art. No. | Description | String voltage [V] | Energy [kWh] | Measurements, Single Battery DxHxW [mm] |
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ES-240-2,4kWh | 200075E | Battery string, 2pcs of 120V packs per string, no BMS |
240 | 2,40 | 293x306x127 |
ES-360-3,6kWh | 200076E | Battery string, 3pcs of 120V packs per string, no BMS |
360 | 3,60 | 293x306x127 |
ES-480-4,8kWh | 200077E | Battery string, 4pcs of 120V packs per string, no BMS |
480 | 4,80 | 293x306x127 |
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