Basic Descriptions
The battery system built for commercial and also residential solar energy storage system. It's a combination robust BMS and compatible with different brand hybrid inverters, MPPT. Customer simply connect solar panels and grid AC to this system. This 50 kwh solar system storage come with 5pcs 10 kwh 48v 200Ah rack mount installation type Lithium iron batteries. 5 battery modular connection in parallel directly or with a busbar for large amount discharge/charging current.
Features:
- Inverter---Compatible with 48v hybrid inverter system Like (sol ark 13kw inverter).
- Communication: CAN communication or RS485
- Battery type: 50 kwh hour li-ion LiFePo4(LFP)
- Longer life span up to 8000 times
- Longer warranties up to 10 years
- Safety operations, no explode, no pollution
Efficient and fast charging and discharging For the lithium iron phosphate battery cells, the single cell nominal voltage 3.2V. Battery system 51.2v 1000Ah 50kw solar battery storage. support inverter 120v or 240v AC output.
How does COREMAX 50 KWH Solar system works
LCD display screen.
- The LCD screen allows you to monitoring the battery performance in real time. The real-time monitoring to take control of battery and avoid battery failure.
- Collecting battery cells data to bring you maintenance convenience and confidence whenever you need.
- Shows warning information. easy for debug and maintain.
- Shows battery SOC. Discharge and charging information.
Applications
This 50 kwh battery bank system suitable for commercial battery backup system or house energy storage system. 1000ah 50kwh battery system support parallel connection for scalability to achieve higher capacity.
Battery Module design 48v 105Ah
50kwh per day solar system
In recent years, solar energy has emerged as a leading player among renewable energy sources. This growth in prominence can be attributed to technological advancements and decreasing costs associated with solar power systems. Among the various configurations available, the 50 kWh per day solar system has garnered significant attention in both residential and commercial sectors.
With a daily influx of 50 kWh of solar power into your home, you could sustain continuous operation of your desktop computer for a duration of 13 days, roughly equivalent to two weeks. For a 2.5-ton central air conditioning system, it could run for approximately 14.3 hours, emphasizing the substantial energy consumption of air conditioning. Assuming you don't run the A.C. continuously all day, solar power could effectively cover your home's cooling needs.
The 50 kWh per day solar system is a photovoltaic (PV) system engineered to produce 50 kilowatt-hours of electricity daily. Comprising components such as solar panels, an inverter, a battery storage system, and other integral parts, this system is meticulously designed to fulfill the daily electricity requirements of a typical household or a small commercial establishment.
Battery System Kit Specifications:
A Perfect commercial ESS Lithium battery:
Coremax 50 kwh Commercial solar battery storage Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) battery and is capable of storing up to 50 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of energy. This makes it suitable for powering homes and businesses that rely on solar energy to meet their electricity needs.
Backup Protection
This 50 kwh LV battery that stores energy, detects outages and automatically becomes your home's or commercial battery backup system energy source when the grid goes down. Unlike gasoline generators, This Power storage brick keeps your lights on and phones charged without upkeep, fuel or noise. Pair with solar and recharge with sunlight to keep your appliances running for days.
Power Everything
Commercial 50 kw battery backup system reduces your reliance on the grid by storing your solar energy for use when the sun isn't shining. Use this Power storage brick alone or combine it with other COREMAX products to save money, reduce your carbon footprint and prepare your home for power outages.
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How many solar batteries do you need to power your home?
Depending on what you want to use your energy storage system for and the characteristics of your household appliances, the number of batteries you'll need can vary widely. There are several questions to answer: how long you'll want to stay battery powered, what kind of production your solar panels get, what appliances you absolutely need to keep on, and the list goes on and on.
While we can't say for certain how many batteries you'll need, we've outlined the steps you can take to start doing that math in our article about how much of your house you can power on batteries. You can also check out our article on going off-grid with solar and batteries, where we do some example math on what it would take to keep your home completely solar and battery powered.
Solar system efficiency
Solar system efficiency is a system-level metric that measures how well your energy storage system (battery + inverter) converts and stores electricity. There are losses associated with any electrical process, meaning you’ll lose some kWh of electricity when you invert it from direct current (DC) electricity to alternating current (AC) electricity, or when you put electricity into a battery and take it out again. A solar battery’s roundtrip efficiency tells you how many units of electricity you’ll get out of a battery for every unit of electricity you put into it.
Chemistry
A battery’s chemistry refers to the primary compound that’s used to store electricity inside the battery. Chemistry may be the most important characteristic to compare since it ultimately determines a lot of the characteristics of batteries listed above. For instance, different lithium ion chemistries may be more power dense–meaning they store more electricity in a smaller amount of space–or may do a better job of cycling–meaning they are able to perform at a higher level for more years. And those are just the differences within lithium-ion chemistries, to say nothing of the differences between lithium ion batteries and lead acid batteries, or vanadium flow batteries, or other experimental battery chemistries. As is the case with most things, different solar battery chemistries come at (often significantly) different price points.
Battery Service life: The LifeSpan.
Battery lifetimes are measured with three different metrics: expected years of operation, expected throughput and expected cycles. A battery's expected throughput and cycles are like a car's mileage warranty. Throughput lets you compare how much electricity you’ll be able to move through your battery over its lifetime. Cycles measure how many times you can charge and discharge a battery.
To convert a battery’s expected or warranted throughput into an expected lifespan, divide the throughput (expressed in kWh) by the usable capacity of the battery to estimate how many full cycles you’ll get from your battery, and divide that number of full cycles by the number of days in the year: a 20,000 kWh throughput warranty on a 10 kWh battery means 2,000 expected cycles, or a cycle per day for 5.5 years.
To convert a battery’s expected or warranted number of cycles into an expected lifespan, divide the number of cycles by the number of days per year: a 8,000 cycle warranty equates to a cycle per day for 15 years.
All solar batteries have to meet certain safety requirements in order to be certified for installation in homes and businesses: every battery that you receive a quote for on EnergySage is safe and meets these safety requirements! There are, however, some battery chemistries that have been tested for safety to different levels, going even beyond the government-mandated safety requirements for batteries, meaning some battery chemistries are slightly safer than others. But the most important thing to remember is that all batteries installed in the US are very safe!
Brian Spradlin –
Compared with my previous batteries, their batteries are very easy to install, and their sales are very patient, explaining a lot of new battery knowledge to me. Now my battery is working very well, I hope more people know about their battery, Thanks, Coremax！
Brittany Asciolla –
Ordered on 6 March 2023. Delivered on 2 June 2023 to Germany. Tracking was not available. I was lucky to be at home when UPS ringed at my door. The assembly and connection to my Growatt SBH 10000tl3 bh-up was very easy. The batteries had 33% charge and were fully charged within 3 hours. So far no problems.
Keldrick Moody –
The Coremax 50kW Solar Battery Storage 50kWh Commercial Backup System is a powerful and reliable energy storage solution designed to meet the needs of commercial establishments. With its impressive capacity and advanced features, it provides a robust backup power system for businesses seeking uninterrupted operations and reduced reliance on the grid.
The standout feature of this commercial backup system is its substantial 50kWh storage capacity. This large energy reserve ensures ample power supply to support critical operations during grid outages or periods of high demand. It provides peace of mind, knowing that your business can continue running smoothly even in challenging circumstances.
The integration of solar energy storage in this system allows businesses to maximize the use of renewable energy sources. It captures and stores excess solar energy generated during the day, enabling businesses to utilize it during peak hours or when the grid is unavailable. This not only reduces reliance on fossil fuel-based electricity but also lowers utility costs and promotes sustainable practices.
The Coremax 50kW Solar Battery Storage system is built with advanced battery technology, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability. The high-quality lithium-ion battery cells deliver efficient energy conversion, high power output, and a long cycle life. This guarantees consistent performance over an extended period, reducing maintenance and replacement costs.