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Pylontech

Force H3

A high-voltage stackable battery that scales from 10.24 to 35.84 kWh per tower.

Pylontech Force H3 product

Specifications

Usable capacity
9.69–34.01 kWh usable (10.24–35.84 kWh system, 2–7 × 5.12 kWh modules)
Warranty
Confirmed during assessment
Form factor
Floor-standing stackable modules
Backup capable
Confirmed with system configuration
Inverter notes
High-voltage battery; communicates via Modbus RTU/CAN with compatible hybrid inverters. Warranty terms and backup configuration confirmed during assessment.
Battery chemistry
LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate)
Module capacity
5.12 kWh (FH10050)
System capacity
10.24–35.84 kWh (2–7 modules)
Usable capacity
9.69–34.01 kWh
Depth of discharge
95%
Cycle life
>8,000 cycles (@25°C)
Design life
15+ years (@25°C)
Parallel expansion
Up to 6 groups in parallel
Protection
IP55
Operating temperature (charge)
−10°C to +55°C
Communication
Modbus RTU / CAN

Best for

Staged expansionRetrofitLarger capacity requirements

Pylontech Force H3 is a high-voltage, stackable lithium iron phosphate battery built from 5.12 kWh modules, scaling from 10.24 kWh to 35.84 kWh per tower with up to six groups in parallel.

The supplied datasheet specifies a 95% depth of discharge, more than 8,000 cycles and a 15-plus-year design life, with Modbus RTU/CAN communication to compatible hybrid inverters.

Warranty terms, compatible inverter selection and backup configuration are not specified in this datasheet and are confirmed during assessment.

  • 5.12 kWh modules, stackable to 35.84 kWh per tower
  • 95% depth of discharge and >8,000-cycle life
  • Up to six groups in parallel for larger capacity requirements
  • IP55 protection and −10°C to +55°C charge operating range

Source: supplied Pylontech Force H3 datasheet.

Product information is based on Esena's published Solar Products catalogue and supplied manufacturer datasheets. Availability, configuration and compatibility are confirmed during assessment.

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