UP5000 lithium iron phosphate battery is the new energy storage product developed and produced by Pylontech, it can be used to support reliable power for various types of equipment and systems. USP5000 has a built-in BMS battery management system, which can manage and monitor cell information including voltage, current, and temperature.

Features

• Modular design for ease of expansion
• Higher usable capacity resulting in fewer battery modules installed
• Usable capacity 4 560Wh
• Parallel Capability of up to 16 units
• Allows for a large installation of up to 72.96kWh with no LV Hub
• Intelligent BMS protecting battery cells
• 95% DoD with a more usable capacity
• RS485 and CAN compatible

MAX DISCHARGE RATE IS ONLY APPLICABLE FOR – 60 SECONDS The maximum allowed voltage is 53.5V, please ensure that you check the inverter settings are below this BEFORE plugging in the UTILITY/SOLAR to the inverter. Please ensure that you have the correct BMS cable for the correct inverter.

Please read before installing the batteries

Please note battery and inverter sizing considerations for your quotation/order.

Continues Current rating:

The US3000C range can provide 37A each, which’s about 1700W per parallel battery.

The US2000B can provide 25A each which is about 1200W per parallel battery.

The UP2500 can provide 56A each which is about 1340 W per parallel battery. The UP5000 can provide 50A each which is about 2400W per parallel battery.

The number of parallel batteries should be suitably selected for the power rating of the inverter to avoid damaging the batteries.

Correct Inverter Selection:

With all High-Frequency inverters such as the Kodak and Mecer type inverter, the batteries supported continuous discharge current can be 70% of the inverter’s capacity. For a 5kVA inverter that requires a total discharge current of 5000W / 48V = 105A, the supported continuous battery discharge current can be 73.5A

Please note the correct BMS Cable for communication to the Pylontech range is packaged with the inverter for all KODAK inverters.

Transformer-based inverters or Victron inverters specifically specify a 100% continuous discharge current from the batteries. As an example for a 5kVA Victron which is 4kW, the battery requirement would be 4000W / 48V = 83A continuous discharge current from the batteries.  In this case a full 3x US3000 or 4x US2000 batteries would be required.

Please note the correct BMS Cable for communication to the Pylontech range in Victron Systems is dependent on which model of battery chosen

UP2500,US2000B and US3000B- Plus require the RJ45-S-FTP-5M

US2000C, US3000C, and UP5000 require the VIC-CAN-A-5M

For warranty purposes please follow the above-supported battery guidelines, any deviation from this could affect the product warranty.

Battery settings:

The BMS functions to protect the battery but it has limits. Always ensure that the battery settings are correctly programmed before connecting any charging sources – GRID, GENERATOR, or PV

The BMS may be damaged at voltages over 55V, the max voltage for the battery is 53.2V. Many inverters have default charge settings for lead-acid programed exceeding 56V. Connecting PV or grid before setting the correct values means that you may start charging at these high settings and damaging the batteries.

Terminal Ratings:

The Pylontech range of batteries has quick connected Surlock connectors which have a maximum rated capacity of 120A. Depending on the configuration there maybe need to have a busbar configuration for solutions that require a discharge capacity that exceeds the rated 120A of the Surlock connectors

Warranties:

Using the batteries outside of the operating range will void the warranty, over voltage and over current conditions are recorded on the battery BMS.