SOLAR BATTERY 200AH WITH 51.2V ,, 10KWH

🔋 Solar Battery Specifications Breakdown
✅ 1. Voltage and Capacity
If you have a 200Ah battery at 51.2V, the total energy capacity is:

Energy (kWh) = Voltage × Current / 1000

= 51.2V × 200Ah / 1000
= 10.24 kWh

So, your battery is essentially a 10.24kWh battery, which aligns with your mention of “10kWh”.

✅ 2. Typical Specs for a 51.2V 200Ah Battery
Here’s a standard specification table for a 51.2V 200Ah lithium solar battery:

Specification Value
Nominal Voltage 51.2V
Nominal Capacity 200Ah
Energy Capacity 10.24 kWh
Battery Type LiFePO₄ (Lithium Iron Phosphate)
Cycle Life 4000–6000 cycles @ 80% DOD
Max Charge Voltage ~58.4V
Discharge Cut-off ~44.8V
Max Continuous Current 100A (varies by model)
Communication Ports RS485 / CAN (optional)
Dimensions ~500 × 500 × 200 mm (varies)
Weight 80–100 kg
BMS Included Yes

🔌 What Can You Power with 10kWh?
With a full 10kWh charge, you can run:

A fridge (1kWh/day) for 10 days

A 1.5HP air conditioner (1.5kW) for ~6.5 hours

LED lighting (100W total) for 100 hours

Laptop + router (~150W) for 66 hours