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10.24kWh 6kW APOLLO A Stackable All-in-One ESS

10.24kWh 6kW APOLLO A Stackable All-in-One ESS

Model

Engineered as a modular backbone, this ten point two four kilowatt hour six kilowatt unit lets a household chain several cabinets and treat solar storage like building blocks. Stackable by nature, this six kilowatt ten point two four kilowatt hour system turns a roof into a managed microgrid with one tidy cabinet.

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10.24kWh 6kW APOLLO A Stackable All-in-One ESS — Technical Specifications
MODELSW-A-51.2-200
Inverter
Rated Power6kW
AC Rated Voltage230Vac
Rated Frequency50/60Hz
Efficiency≥98%
Transfer Time10ms
WaveformPure Sine Wave
Battery Overvoltage58.4V
Battery Undervoltage Alarm45V
Constant Voltage Charge58.4V
Float Voltage56V
Max. Charging Current100A
Communication InterfaceUSB(Inverter) / RS485(BMS)
Dimension60×40.5×18cm
AC Input
Nominal Voltage230Vac
Voltage Range90-280Vac
Rated Frequency50/60Hz
Frequency Range40-70Hz
Rated Current60A
Max. AC Current100A
PV Input
Max. Voltage500V
Optimum Voltage300-400V
Voltage Range80V-500Vdc
Max. Power27A/9000W
Battery
Rated Capacity10240Wh(200Ah)
Nominal Voltage51.2V
Discharge Voltage Range43.2V-58.4V
Standard Charing Current50A
Max. Charging Current100A
Max. Discharging Current100A
Depth of Discharge95%
Communication InterfaceCAN/RS485
Cycle Life≥6000, 25±2°C, 0.5C, EOL80%
Working Temperature RangeCharge: 0°C-50°C; Discharge: -20°C-60°C
Storage Temperature-20°C-60°C
Dimension60×40.5×19.5cm

Features

  • Modular growth Start with the ten point two four kilowatt hour six kilowatt block and bolt on more as needs rise.
  • Whole-home sine wave A six kilowatt pure-sine stage runs fridges, pumps and routers together on two hundred thirty volt.
  • Cobalt-free longevity LiFePO4 chemistry gives the ten point two four kilowatt hour pack a long, safe service life.
  • Coordinated protection The BMS links cells and inverter over a shared bus so faults clear before they spread.
  • Forgiving input The PV stage accepts shaky grid voltage and rough generator supply alike.
  • Rugged enclosure A metal floor cabinet shrugs off dust, knocks and temperature swings in a install.

Applications

  • Evening solar self-use: Rooftop generation is captured by day and released after sunset, so more of the ten point two four kilowatt hour store serves the home itself.
  • Peak-period bill cut: It stores cheap midday power and gives it back when prices climb, smoothing the peak-demand charges on the account.
  • Annex & outbuilding: A shed, studio or guest wing shares the main bank, so outbuildings stay powered without a separate box.
  • Large residence: Stacked cabinets cover a villa or multi-room home, meeting the full ten point two four kilowatt hour demand from one tidy row.
  • Workshop & tools: A pure-sine six kilowatt feed starts saws and pumps cleanly, so the workshop runs as if wired to the grid.
  • Small business: Card readers, routers and display lights draw from the six kilowatt output, so trading never pauses for an outage.

Energy Management & System Architecture

A stackable design means the ten point two four kilowatt hour store is really several six kilowatt blocks on a common BMS. Each block reports cell voltage and temperature, so the controller sees the whole bank as one object. The architecture is deliberately flat: inverter, controller and the ten point two four kilowatt hour pack talk over a single link watched by the BMS, removing the boxes and cables of a rack build.

Charging flows from solar first, then grid or generator, all through one tolerant input; the BMS decides the mix and protects the ten point two four kilowatt hour cells through constant daily use. On two hundred thirty volt the system self-consumes solar and banks surplus; islanded, the six kilowatt inverter carries the load and the BMS guards each cell until supply returns.

Grid, Backup & System Integration

When the mains fails, the ten point two four kilowatt hour store carries the home with no manual switch, the six kilowatt stage holding two hundred thirty volt until power returns. Stacked or single, the response to a grid loss is identical: the six kilowatt stage pulls the ten point two four kilowatt hour bank online before a lamp flickers.

Multiple cabinets behave as one: the BMS sums their state of charge, so a growing stack needs no extra wiring or controller to act as a single backup source. One PV inlet and one AC outlet cover the whole arrangement; the BMS scales protection as the stack grows at two hundred thirty volt.

Warranty

We provide a 5-year warranty on the battery and a 2-year warranty on the inverter of this product. If you experience any quality issues within the warranty period, please contact us and we will arrange a replacement or repair promptly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the system expandable?

Start with the ten point two four kilowatt hour block and add six kilowatt cabinets as needs rise.

What does the six kilowatt inverter actually power?

Fridges, pumps, routers and PCs on a clean two hundred thirty volt sine wave, all from the ten point two four kilowatt hour bank.

How fast is the backup switch?

Milliseconds — lights and internet stay up through a grid drop.

Safe to live with?

Yes. The BMS fences off faults; keep the cabinet in a ventilated spot.

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