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Unipower launches 48V EN battery dedicated to the solar market

Solution integrates intuitive LCD display, CAN communication and allows parallelism of up to 15 units

Unipower launches 48V EN battery dedicated to the solar market

UPLFP 48V EN battery. Photo: Unipower/Disclosure

Unipower, the specialist stationary battery brand from UCB Power, has announced the launch of the UPLFP 48V EN – a high-efficiency, compact design and smart technology solution. With a 3U format, the company said the product delivers more power while taking up less space.

The battery is equipped with CAN communication, compatibility with the main inverters on the market and allows parallelism of up to 15 units, offering scalability and flexibility for different types of installation.

The equipment also has an intuitive LCD screen, which allows the inverter to be configured directly on the display, providing quick and practical installation.

According to Leonardo Carmo, Marketing and Business Director at UCB Power, the solution is available in 48 V 100 Ah and 48 V 150 Ah versions. “The launch of UPLFP 48V EN reinforces our mission to deliver robust and intelligent solutions, aligned with the real needs of the photovoltaic market”.

“It’s more than a battery, it’s an energy partner for projects that unlock performance, features and reliability,” Carmo emphasized.

According to him, with this new development, Unipower expands its portfolio with a focus on innovation and technology, reaffirming its position as a strategic partner of the Brazilian solar integrator.

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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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