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SecPower launches LFP battery with 51,2 V voltage

The company's equipment is compatible with more than 30 inverter models

Canal Solar - SecPower launches LFP battery with 51,2 V voltage

Product has built-in intelligent BMS and CAN communication. Photo: SecPower/Disclosure

SecPower announced the launch of the SPLFP 5 E battery, developed to offer high performance, safety and flexibility in residential, commercial and industrial photovoltaic systems, both in off-grid applications and with hybrid inverters.

The model uses LFP (Lithium-Iron-Phosphate) technology, recognized for its safety, excellent performance, high energy density that allows for smaller volumes and lighter batteries with a longer service life. The battery operates at a voltage of 51,2 V, has a nominal capacity of 5,12 kWh and is compatible with more than 30 inverter models from the main brands on the market, providing wide flexibility in system integration.

Among the technical differences, the equipment has communication via CAN protocol, integrated pre-charge circuit – which guarantees the protection of electronic components at the time of energization – and an intelligent BMS, which monitors and controls parameters such as temperature, voltage and current, optimizing performance and extending the battery's useful life.

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The solution of Manufacturer It also offers 5,12 kWh of capacity per module, with high energy density in a compact format, which facilitates transportation, installation and project sizing. 

Furthermore, it allows expansion through parallel connections, reaching up to 102,4 kWh of total capacity, with compatibility for installation in standard 19” rack cabinets, optimizing physical space and system organization.

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Mateus Badra
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Mateus Badra

Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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