ECOBSS STORE L5 LiFePO4 energy bank — front panel

SKU: STORE-L5
Brand: ECOBSS

ECOBSS STORE L5 LiFePO4 Energy Bank (5 kWh)

ECOBSS STORE L5 is a 5 kWh floor/wall-friendly LiFePO₄ pack engineered for the EcoBSS ecosystem—fire-suppression detailing and parallel expansion slots for residential hybrid stacks.

Tech Specs

ECOBSS STORE L5 LiFePO4 Energy Bank (5 kWh) — Tech Specs
Parameter	Value
Technical Data
Brand	ECOBSS
Model	STORE L5/100
Nominal Voltage	51.2 V
Output Voltage Range	43.2 V ~ 58.4 V
Charging Voltage	57.6 V ~ 58.4 V
Cell Technology	LFP Prismatic
Cell Grade	Grade A
Nominal Capacity	5000 Wh / 5 kWh
Usable Capacity	4750 Wh / 4.75 kWh
Nominal Charge/Discharge Power	4.86 kW
Efficiency	98%
Max. Charge/Discharge Current	<= 150A
Recommended Charging Current	30A
Discharge Overcurrent Protection	110A alarm, 120A shutdown
Charge Overcurrent Protection	100A alarm, 120A shutdown
Module Expansion	Parallel up to 16 units (80 kWh)
Communication	CAN/RS-485
SoC Indicator	LED
Main Switch	Yes
EPO - Fire Protection	Yes
Additional Fire Protection	Aerosol fire extinguisher
Operating Indicator	LED
Operating Mode Selection	DIP switch
Dimensions (W x D x H)	480 x 442 x 155 mm
Weight	~47 kg
Noise Level	0 dB
Operating Temperature	0°C to 55°C
Relative Humidity	5% ~ 95% RH
Cycle Life	>6000 (0.2C, ~25°C, 80% DOD)
Included Accessories	Cabling, manual, 10-year warranty card
Warranty	10 years

Designed around 51.2 V architecture for FLEX 3L hybrids, L5 modules emphasize industrial design language (metal enclosure, status indicators) versus generic white wall boxes. CAN BMS speaks EcoBSS firmware expectations—simplest path is FLEX 3L + multiple L5 blocks under PowerWallet schedules.

Parallel expansion adds capacity while holding system voltage within FLEX charge windows. Suitable for B2C tariff optimization (0.24 ₾/kWh) with overnight charging and morning peak avoidance when EMS schedules define windows explicitly.

LiFePO₄ thermal profile suits daily cycling; still require clearances per manual. Mixing L5 with L10/L15 in one stack is standard EcoBSS practice—verify firmware max module count.