Login
ECS4100 - 4,03 kWh (Slave)
FOX ESS
ECS4100 - 4,03 kWh (Slave) The ECS is a high-performance, scalable battery storage system. The modular design allows maximum flexibility, making it suitable for a wide range of storage applications.Up to 7 battery modules can be connected in series. This allows a maximum storage capacity of 28.21kWh.Installation is simple, with a plug & play solution. This allows installers to save valuable time.
| Quantity | Minimum | Sales unit | Escrow | Reviews | Availability | Price per pc. | Total price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
40
pcs.
172 kWh
|
1
pcs.
4 kWh
|
Piece |
29
Ratings
|
In stock,
DE
ID: 140497
|
Prices for members only
|
Register now
|
Fast shipping
Test without obligation
Over 5,200 offers
31,197 members
We show you the best offers from leading and verified photovoltaic dealers. Compare prices for solar products with one click and save on every purchase. Make a non-binding inquiry; you can then decide for or against the supplier's offer without any pressure.
Performance data
| Type | Battery Module |
| Capacity | 4 KWh |
| Efficiency | 95.0 % |
| Voltage | n/a |
| Voltage min | n/a |
| Voltage max | n/a |
Measurements
| length | 570 mm |
| width | 120 mm |
| Height | 380 mm |
| weight | 36 kg |
Manufacturer warranty
| Product warranty | 5 years |
Certificates
German
| Data Sheet |  |
English
| Data Sheet | |
| Other | |
| Other | |
ECS4100 - 4,03 kWh (Slave) The ECS is a high-performance, scalable battery storage system. The modular design allows maximum flexibility, making it suitable for a wide range of storage applications.Up to 7 battery modules can be connected in series. This allows a maximum storage capacity of 28.21kWh.Installation is simple, with a plug & play solution. This allows installers to save valuable time.
Features:
Features:
- 4.03kWh capacity
- Scalable to 28.21kWh
- 90% depth of discharge
- Great temperature tolerance
- Easy installation
- CAN/RS485 communication
- High tension
FOX ESS
Reviews
0.0
0 Reviews
This product has no reviews yet.
