Collection: Wall-Mounted Lithium Battery

A fully loaded 10.24 kWh wall unit can weigh over 80 kg, so it needs to mount to concrete, brick, or a timber stud wall with adequate fastening. Avoid drywall-only mounting; use a backing board or choose a floor-standing model if the wall is questionable.

Match the battery voltage to your inverter or charge controller. The 25.6 V units pair with 24 V systems, the 48 V units with 48 V hybrid inverters, and the 51.2 V units with newer 48 V residential inverters. Mixing voltages will damage equipment or void warranties.

Most wall-mounted models in the range are IP20, meaning they are built for dry indoor locations such as garages, utility rooms, or covered porches. If the battery must sit in rain or dusty conditions, choose an IP65 stacked or rack-mounted option instead.

Some wall families support parallel connection of identical modules, while others are single-module units. Check the parallel quantity in the spec before you buy; if expansion matters, choose a family that lists parallel support and confirm the inverter can address multiple battery modules.

The wall-mounted range is rated for 6,000 cycles or more at 70 % state of health. For typical home use with one shallow cycle per day, that usually translates to well over ten years of reliable service before meaningful capacity decline.