The Dyness A48100 stores 4.8kWh at a nominal 48V and 100Ah. It is a LiFePO4 battery module for a compatible low-voltage storage system. Its 48V rating is important: this model should not be described using the 51.2V and 5.12kWh figures of a different Dyness product, even though both products may have a 100Ah label.
The Dyness DL5.0C combines 5.12kWh nominal energy with a 51.2V, 100Ah battery specification. It is a low-voltage LiFePO4 module intended for supported storage systems. The corresponding product view and current-rating illustration below help identify the DL5.0C and distinguish its energy capacity from its current limits.
R25,850.00Original price was: R25,850.00.R16,500.00Current price is: R16,500.00.
The Dyness HV51100 is a 5.12kWh LiFePO4 battery module used within a supported PowerRack high-voltage storage system. One module has a nominal voltage of 51.2V and a capacity of 100Ah. Multiple matched modules form a higher-voltage series arrangement under the appropriate battery-system control equipment. This listing identifies the individual rack module, with manufacturer illustrations that distinguish it from a complete battery cabinet.
R49,500.00Original price was: R49,500.00.R29,500.00Current price is: R29,500.00.
The Dyness Powerbox Pro is a 10.24kWh low-voltage battery for a compatible residential energy-storage system. Its 200Ah capacity at 51.2V provides a larger energy reservoir than a single 100Ah module at the same voltage. This makes it relevant when the main requirement is more stored energy for the evening, rather than selecting a battery purely by the inverter size.
R9,900.00Original price was: R9,900.00.R6,800.00Current price is: R6,800.00.
The Dyness RV12100 is a 12.8V, 100Ah LiFePO4 battery designed around compatible recreational-vehicle power systems. Its nominal 1.28kWh capacity belongs to a 12V-class application, rather than the 48V class used by many residential solar inverters. This makes voltage matching the first selection check for a camper or mobile-power installation.
The Pylontech US3000C is a 48V LiFePO4 storage module with 3.552kWh nominal energy, equivalent to 74Ah. It is a modular battery for a supported low-voltage storage system. The C-model manufacturer image below identifies the module and its front-panel arrangement.
The SolaX HV11550 adds battery capacity to a compatible Triple Power high-voltage system. It is an expansion module, so its purpose is to extend an appropriate master arrangement rather than replace the master. This distinction is especially useful when an existing installation runs short of stored energy before the next charging period.
The SolaX T-BAT H 5.8 is the master battery in the Triple Power high-voltage system. It is the starting point for a supported battery configuration, combining stored energy with the master role required by that family. Choose this product when building the corresponding T-BAT system; choose an HV11550 expansion module when extending an already compatible master arrangement.
R26,500.00Original price was: R26,500.00.R16,000.00Current price is: R16,000.00.
The Sunwoda Atrix Basic-5 is a 5kWh nominal-energy LiFePO4 battery module for a supported low-voltage storage system. Its nominal voltage is 51.2V. This description uses the manufacturer’s 2023 Atrix Basic reference, appropriate to the older product listing, and distinguishes a single Basic-5 module from the larger stacks shown in family application photographs.
R23,500.00Original price was: R23,500.00.R18,000.00Current price is: R18,000.00.
Sunwoda SunESS is a stackable residential battery-system family built around manufacturer-described 5kWh modules. Its upright, integrated stack arrangement differs from an Atrix rack module. This page now separates the SunESS family reference from generic battery-room artwork and explains how module quantity affects a proposed system. Confirm the complete SunESS version and the number of modules included in your quotation before interpreting the total storage capacity.
