Fronius Reserva 15.8 kWh
| Cikkszám: | 13196 |
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| Net capacity: | 15.79 kWh |
| Battery type: | High volt lithium-iron-phosphate |
| Warranty: | 10 |
| Solar battery type: | High voltage battery |
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Fronius Reserva 15.8 kWh high-voltage battery
The Fronius Reserva is a high-performance high-voltage battery for photovoltaic systems – developed with a focus on maximum efficiency and minimum energy losses, comprising high-voltage LFP modules with a capacity of 3.15 kWh. It is ideal for use with Fronius hybrid inverters and offers a flexible energy storage solution with two to five battery modules and a usable capacity of up to 15.8 kWh. Installers will appreciate its easy installation, high compatibility and well-thought-out system design. Thanks to its intelligent interfaces, European data security standards and Fronius’ high-quality service, the Reserva battery is the ideal choice for modern family homes with high demands for energy self-sufficiency and security of supply.
Product benefits
- Optimal integration with Fronius hybrid inverters
- Parallel connection of up to 4 batteries for even greater storage capacity
- Space-saving design
- Scalable up to 15.8 kWh thanks to a modular design with up to 5 modules
Product features
- Usable capacity: 15.79 kWh
- Battery modules: 5
- Voltage range: 464–568 V
- Dimensions: 1610 x 780 x 176 mm (H x W x D)
- Weight: 187 kg
- Protection rating: IP65
- Operating temperature range: -20 to 55 °C
- Interface: RS485
- Warranty: 10 years
- Installation: indoor and sheltered outdoor locations
- Compatibility: Fronius hybrid inverters*
Contents of delivery:
- 1 x Fronius Reserva BMS & Base
- 5 x Fronius Reserva Module
*with the exception of the Fronius Symo Hybrid model