Pylontech FC1000Z

Pylontech Force H3 BMS Controller for use in the Force H3 High Voltage ESS

*Please note this is a component of the Force H3 range of ESS Modules and must be used with the FH10050 Battery Module/Cassette

BMS comes supplied with 3 Meter red / black (8AWG) DC power cable set.

The Force-H3 is a high voltage modular stackable energy storage system based on lithium iron phosphate battery technology. Its attractive furniture type design and IP55 Rating makes it ideally suited for installing as a home energy storage system.

The Force H3 battery system is designed to be installed without the aid of the inter connection battery cables, significantly reducing the installation time. The basic module is a 5.12kWh cassette that is easily stackable from minimum 2 cassettes up to 7 cassettes in one tower, expandable up to 6 systems in parallel.

Features & Benefits:

• Modular design from 10.2kWh to 35.8kWh enables quick and secure installation, & maintenance with no exposed wiring or connectors
• Cycle life: >8000 cycles @ 25°C with 95% DoD for daily cyclic applications
• Working temperature range -10°C to 50°C with excellent discharge performance & cycle life
• Storage temperature range -20~60°C
• Suitable for indoor and covered outdoor (IP55) installation
• Cathode material is made from LiFePO4 for safety performance and long cycle life
• The BMS has protection functions including over discharge, over charge, over current and high/low temperature
• Compatible with many available hybrid inverters
• Safety Cert. IEC62619, IEC63056, UL1973, UL9540A, UN38.3, VDE-AR-E 2510-50
• Clean Energy Council Approved (CEC)

Warranty: The Force-H3 comes with a standard warranty of 10 years. Register your product on the Pylontech website. A linear depreciation to a minimum of 80% of capacity over 10 years is expected and is not covered by the warranty.

System Integration Information

The Pylontech Force H3 module can be integrated with many of the world's leading inverter brands.

View the full list of compatible Inverters