HF Tower Battery

One cabinet, one BMS, 14.3 to 32.2 kWh — the tower format for sites that need capacity without a stack of modules.

The tower format trades modularity for simplicity: one cabinet, one BMS, one breaker, one connection to the inverter.

In the 15–30 kWh band that simplicity matters, because the alternative — four or five stacked modules — multiplies the number of busbars, terminal covers and addressing steps a technician has to get right. A single tower is installed in an hour and serviced by opening one front cover.

The HF covers 14.3 kWh to 32.2 kWh in two case sizes, all at 51.2 V with a 200 A continuous rating. That current is the number to check against the inverter: 200 A × 51.2 V is a little over 10 kW, and a larger inverter needs a second tower in parallel rather than a higher BMS setting.

Available models1 series

ModelTypeTypical applicationsNotes
HF Series HF Series Tower LiFePO4 battery, 51.2 V Whole-home solar storage, small commercial backup, off-grid systems with high surge loads Floor-standing; anchor to the wall for seismic or high-traffic locations

Models with links have detailed specification pages; unlisted models are also available on request. Capacity and quantity should be sized by our engineers against the actual load — never by nameplate rating alone.

HF Tower Battery — frequently asked questions

How much floor space does it take?
450 × 286 mm on the 280 and 314 Ah models, 635 × 326 mm on the 560 and 628 Ah models. Add 100 mm at the rear for cable access.
Can it be moved after installation?
The larger cabinets have castors but weigh 220 kg. Move them empty of charge only within the same floor, and never lift by the top cover.
Is a single tower enough for a heat pump?
Typically yes with 21 kWh or more. Size on the night load plus a 30 % margin, and check the inverter's surge rating against the 200 A continuous limit.
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