Lithium battery 12.8V Smart NG

The lithium NG batteries from Victron Energy are lithium iron phosphate batteries (LiFePO4 or LFP) and are available with a nominal voltage of 12.8 V, 25.6 V and 51.2 V in various capacities1). They can be connected in series, parallel and both in series and parallel, so that a battery bank for system voltages of 12 V, 24 V or 48 V can be put together. The maximum number of batteries in a system is 50, resulting in a maximum energy storage of 192 kWh in a 12 V system and up to 384 kWh in a 24 V and 48 V system.

Key features:

Integrated shunt The battery data (battery voltage, current and temperature) is transmitted to the BMS where it is evaluated, i.e. to calculate the state of charge, which can then be read out via VictronConnect or a GX communication center, or to create and issue specific warnings and alarms. Automatic setup, monitoring and control via VictronConnect app or a GX device and the VRM portal

All battery parameters are automatically managed by the BMS. The BMS automatically detects the system voltage and the number of batteries in parallel, series and series/parallel connection. The BMS (as of now Lynx Smart BMS NG 500 A / 1000 A, other models to follow) is mandatory and must be purchased separately.

It is monitored and controlled via VictronConnect (every BMS model has Bluetooth), a GX communication center or the VRM portal. You can view battery parameters such as cell status, battery voltages, current and temperatures in real time. The battery firmware is automatically updated by the BMS.

Simple bracket installation Mounting brackets facilitate installation and ensure that the battery is optimally secured against slipping and tipping over.

Increased ingress protection (IP rating) The lithium NG batteries are effectively sealed against dust and can withstand a low-pressure water jet, making them suitable for environments where dust and water are a problem.

Low self-discharge rate The self-discharge rate has been significantly improved and is now a maximum of 2% of the battery capacity per month. A low self-discharge rate contributes to the overall performance, longevity and reliability of NG batteries.