A rack-mountable 48V 100Ah LiFePO4 battery built into a 3.5U server-rack-style case, ideal for setups with existing rack infrastructure or a preference for stackable, tidy installations.
Manufacturer specifications are used as the technical reference. Marketplace price, stock, seller warranty, exact SKU and regional compatibility can change and should be confirmed before purchase.
Product overview
What to Know About PowMr 48V 100Ah LiFePO4 Server Rack Battery
This PowMr battery's server-rack form factor sets it apart from the wall-mounted or freestanding options elsewhere in this catalog. If you already have or plan to build out a rack-based equipment room, this slots in cleanly alongside networking or other rack gear, and its 16-unit maximum parallel capability gives serious room to scale.
With 100A charge and discharge current and RS232/RS485/CAN communication, it's built to talk to compatible hybrid inverters directly, though you should confirm your specific inverter model is on PowMr's supported list before assuming plug-and-play compatibility.
Technical checklist
Key Specifications & Compatibility
Exact model: POW-LIO48100-3.5UN
Chemistry: LiFePO4
Nominal voltage: 51.2V
Capacity: 100Ah
Nominal energy: 5.12kWh
Maximum charge current: 100A
Maximum discharge current: 100A
Maximum parallel units: 16
Communications: RS232, RS485, CAN
Format: rack-mountable, 3.5U
Best-fit guidance
Who This May Suit
Setups with existing rack infrastructure or plans for a scalable, stackable battery bank.
Good to Know Before Buying
Confirm inverter compatibility and rack space requirements before ordering.
Buyer checklist
Questions to Ask Before Buying
Is my specific inverter model on PowMr's confirmed compatibility list?
What rack depth and power requirements does this unit need?
How does parallel wiring work if I add more units later?
Pros
3.5U rack-mountable format fits neatly into existing rack infrastructure.
Up to 16 units in parallel allows for significant future capacity expansion.
RS232/RS485/CAN communication supports integration with compatible inverters.
Cons and Considerations
Requires rack infrastructure or a plan to build one; not a simple wall mount.
Confirm your specific inverter model is supported before assuming direct compatibility.