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48 V LiFePO4 Battery for Telecom, UPS and Small Off-Grid Systems

Rack or wall-mount lithium modules that replace lead-acid batteries and power small off-grid systems.

Illustration. Actual equipment depends on the brand options in your proposal.
Illustration. Actual equipment depends on the brand options in your proposal.

Specification range

Item Range
Nominal voltage 48 V / 51.2 V
Capacity per module 100–314 Ah (about 5–16 kWh)
Cell chemistry Lithium iron phosphate (LFP)
Cycle life 6,000+ cycles typical (to 80% capacity)
Form 19-inch rack (3U/4U) or wall-mount
Parallel Up to 15 modules
Communication CAN / RS485, compatible with major inverter brands
Telecom use Works with −48 V DC telecom power systems
Certifications IEC 62619, UN38.3
Warranty Original manufacturer warranty; plus our 3-year system warranty when supplied in a TF PowerProof system

Every proposal offers two qualified brand options that meet this range.

Where it fits

Use How the battery is used
PP-20 51 kWh, about ten 5 kWh modules or four 14–16 kWh modules
Telecom sites Replaces lead-acid at off-grid and weak-grid base stations
Lead-acid upgrade Up to 3× the life, see the full lifetime cost

How we qualify it

Certification, public datasheets, warranty terms, after-sales support in your country, and field results. Our engineers sign off every core component before it goes into a proposal.

In the field

Off-grid telecom sites, Saudi Arabia. 48 V lithium battery systems with solar for 30+ off-grid sites, designed for five days without sun. → Read more

Get a project quote

We quote this equipment as part of a complete system package, with the design and engineering included. Customers with an existing TF PowerProof system can order it on its own for expansion or as a spare. Tell us about the project and we reply with options and trade terms (USD, CIF to your port by default; DDP on request).

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