The LYTH 261 kWh / 125 kW liquid-cooled LFP energy storage cabinet integrates power conversion and fire protection for commercial and industrial use. The specification lists IP54 for the cabinet and IP67 for the battery modules.
The LYTH 261 kWh commercial and industrial energy storage cabinet combines lithium iron phosphate battery storage, a 125 kW power conversion system, liquid cooling, fire protection, and intelligent monitoring in an integrated outdoor enclosure. It is built around five 52.2496 kWh battery modules, forming a 1P260S system with 261 kWh rated energy.
The system can be configured for commercial and industrial energy management projects, including peak shaving and solar energy integration. Grid connection, operating strategy, and site-specific compliance requirements should be confirmed during project engineering.
Key Features
Technical Highlights
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| System configuration | 1P260S |
| Battery chemistry | Lithium iron phosphate (LFP) |
| Cell capacity | 314 Ah |
| Battery modules | 5 × 1P52S |
| Rated system energy | 261 kWh |
| Rated AC power | 125 kW |
| System DC voltage range | 650–949 V |
| Grid voltage | AC 400 V |
| Grid frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Thermal management | Liquid cooling |
| Fire-suppression medium | Perfluorohexanone |
| Cabinet protection rating | IP54 |
| Battery module protection rating | IP67 |
| Operating temperature | −10°C to 40°C |
| Cabinet dimensions (W × D × H) | 974 × 1350 × 2250 mm |
| Cabinet weight | 2.6 ± 0.3 t |
Application Positioning
This cabinet is intended for commercial and industrial energy storage projects where battery capacity, power conversion, thermal management, and system monitoring need to be integrated in a single enclosure. The final operating modes—including any backup-power function—depend on the approved electrical design and PCS configuration.
Project Inquiry
For configuration and quotation, please provide the project location, grid voltage and frequency, load profile, intended operating modes, installation environment, and local certification requirements. Final equipment configuration and supply scope are subject to the approved technical agreement.
