SolaX HR140 battery set 129 kWh
SolaX HR140 battery set 129 kWh
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Product description
Product description
The SolaX HR140 is a rack-mountable, high voltage (HV) industrial energy storage system specifically designed for commercial and industrial (C&I) projects. The system is based on TB-HR140 modules and TBMS-R15 controller and can be scaled up to 200 kWh of storage capacity.
Available versions:
- SolaX HR140 – 100 kWh
- SolaX HR140 – 115 kWh
- SolaX HR140 – 129 kWh
- SolaX HR140 – 143 kWh
- SolaX HR140 – 158 kWh
- SolaX HR140 – 172 kWh
- SolaX HR140 – 186 kWh
- SolaX HR140 – 200 kWh
The HR140 series is made up of 14.3 kWh modules operating in a series configuration and monitored by the TBMS-R15 battery management system. A system contains 7 to 14 modules, allowing a nominal capacity of 100 to 200 kWh. The LFP (lithium iron phosphate) cell technology ensures safe operation, long life and environmental friendliness.
In addition to cell-level monitoring, the TBMS-R15 continuously monitors temperature, voltage and current, and connects to the PCS inverter via CAN communication. The system can charge between 0 and 53 °C and discharge down to -20 °C.
The high-voltage architecture (358–716 V) ensures high efficiency and low losses in high-power operation. The system is rack-mountable and IP20 rated, so it can be installed in closed indoor energy storage cabinets, technology rooms or data center systems.
The SolaX HR140 supports parallel expansion, even by connecting multiple racks. All systems can be integrated into the SolaX Cloud management platform, which enables real-time monitoring, diagnostics and remote software updates.
- Available capacities: 100 – 200 kWh
- 14.3 kWh per module, in 7 – 14 module configurations
- LFP cell technology, cobalt-free, long cycle life
- TBMS-R15 control unit with cell-level monitoring
- High voltage (HV) architecture, 358 – 717 V range
- Rack-mount design, for enclosed indoor installation
- IP20 protection, natural cooling, fanless operation
- Charging temperature: 0 – 53 °C
- Discharge temperature: –20 – 53 °C
- More than 6000 charge cycles, 90% DOD
- CAN communication with PCS, SolaX Cloud compatibility
- Certifications: IEC62619, EN62477, IEC61000, UN38.3
- 10 year warranty
The SolaX HR140 series is an industrial-grade energy storage solution that, with its high-voltage design, cell-level safety monitoring, and flexible capacity expansion, is an ideal choice for factories, office buildings, energy storage stations, or microgrid systems.
| Névleges kapacitás (kWh) | 129.0 kWh |
|---|---|
| Hasznosítható energia | 116.1 kWh |
| Modulok száma / bővíthetőség | expandable up to 14 modules (max. 200.7 kWh) |
| Ciklusélettartam | ≥6000 cycles |
| Csúcsteljesítmény | 65 kW |
| Max. töltőáram | 140 A |
| Max. kisütési áram | 140 A |
| Cella technológia | LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate) |
| Névleges feszültség | 460.8 V |
| Működési feszültségtartomány | 374–526 BC |
| Kommunikáció | CAN |
| IP védelem | IP20 |
| Telepítési hely | Indoors only |
| Működési hőmérséklet | 0°C ~ +53°C |
| Méret | 461 × 228 × (778×9) mm |
| Tömeg | 281.7 kg |
| Garancia | 10 years |
Do you have a question?
View the most frequently asked questions or contact us.
How do I choose the right battery?
How do I choose the right battery?
The most important thing is that the battery fits your inverter and the performance of your system. It is worth considering how much capacity (kWh) you need and whether you want to expand the system later.
Always check the inverter's technical data sheet, as it will tell you which batteries it is compatible with. For example, Huawei inverters only work with Huawei batteries, while Deye inverters can be connected to multiple manufacturers, offering a more flexible solution.
How do inverter types differ?
How do inverter types differ?
The lifespan of modern lithium batteries is usually 10–15 years, depending on usage and temperature conditions.
Manufacturers typically give an expected lifespan of 6,000–8,000 charging cycles – this can mean up to a decade and a half, assuming one cycle per day.
What happens in the event of a power outage?
What happens in the event of a power outage?
If the inverter supports backup (stand-alone) operation, it will automatically switch to the battery during a power outage, so the most important consumers continue to operate.
It is important to know that if there is no backup function, the system will completely stop in the event of a power outage, even if the solar panels are producing. This is because most on-grid inverters cannot operate without mains voltage for safety reasons, so they cannot supply power or charge batteries.
What warranty does the battery have?
What warranty does the battery have?
Depending on the manufacturer, batteries come with a 5 or 10 year warranty, and for some models this is also tied to the number of cycles. We indicate the exact warranty period on each product page, so you can always see how long the manufacturer's warranty lasts before you buy.
What happens if the battery fails?
What happens if the battery fails?
If the battery is not working properly, it is a good idea to first have the problem diagnosed by a professional to rule out incorrect setup or installation. It is possible that the problem is not with the battery itself, but with a non-activated function or communication setting.
If it is proven that there is indeed a problem with the product, you should contact the manufacturer's or distributor's customer service, who will assist you in the troubleshooting process and the warranty administration process.
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