The EnerMax low-voltage household energy storage system (HESS) battery pack is a specially developed battery system for home users. The system uses LFP cells as the core and together it works with a high-performance battery management system (BMS), which can deliver users with an improved system safety, high energy density and long cycle life. The product is uniquely designed and innovated in compatibility, energy density, power density, safety, operability and product appearance, bringing an excellent user experience.

Battery pack parameters are as follows:

Low temperature application:

(1) Low temperature charging: When the temperature is <0°C, the battery pack will shut down the charging circuit and thus cannot be charged.

(2) Low temperature discharging: When the temperature is lower than -10°C, the battery pack will shut down the discharging circuit and thus cannot be discharged.

Low battery power (SOC≤5%) storage:

The lithium battery pack has static power consumption (self-discharge loss) even after it is powered off. In actual application scenario, it is necessary to avoid the storing the battery when its remaining energy is less than 5%. Do not store the battery for more than 30 days (≥ 25°C）or 15 days (≥ 45°C) if the storing the battery in low-power state is inevitable. The battery needs to be recharged in time after low-power storage, otherwise it might be damaged due to overdischarge.

The following situations may cause the battery pack to be stored in the low-power state:

(1) Power supply for the battery pack not restored after it is disconnected from the power supply;

(2) Not able to charge the battery pack after long-term storage;

(3) Battery pack not able to enter low power consumption mode normally for any reasons.

One single battery pack is packaged in a double corrugated carton as follows:

The product has passed UN38.3 (UN38.3: Section38.3 of the sixth Revised Edition of the Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods: Manual of Tests and Criteria) and Certification of SN/T0370.2-2009 "Export Dangerous Goods Packaging Inspection Regulations Part 2 Performance Inspection" (this product belongs to the Ninth Category of Dangerous Goods).

Products can be delivered directly to application site eithery vehicles or ships. The shipping box is designed to be firm and compliant with destination market standards. The specifications of the product might be varying due to different EXW date because of different temperature, transportation, and storage, etc.

The following operations should be avoided during transportation:

(1) Direct drenching by rain or snow or falling into water

(2) Drop or mechanical impact

(3) Upside down or inclined

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