Energy storage solutions

Storage solutions for every scale.

From 5.12kWh home backup to 225.08kWh commercial BESS—matched to the load, inverter and site.

Low voltage · High voltage · Outdoor cabinets

LeforESS residential and commercial energy storage battery solutions
5.12–16kWhLow-voltage residential ELESHELL range
20.48–225.08kWhModular high-voltage catalog range
61.44–112.64kWhOutdoor cabinet catalog range

A scalable capacity ladder

Move from essential backup to a project-scale BESS

LeforESS covers a practical capacity ladder from low-voltage home batteries through modular high-voltage systems and outdoor cabinets. Select by application, power, usable energy, inverter interface, installation environment and expansion path.

Residential5.12–16kWhEssential backup, solar self-consumption and larger home loads.
High voltage20.48–102.4kWhModular storage for larger residential and light-commercial applications.
Large modular71.68–225.08kWhScalable rack or cabinet configurations for commercial projects.
Outdoor cabinet61.44–112.64kWhIntegrated architecture selected around environment, access and protection.
Outdoor commercial LiFePO4 energy storage cabinet beside a solar facility

Commercial and industrial

Size the system around the load curve.

Commercial projects require a load curve and operating strategy before product selection. Peak shaving, solar self-consumption, backup and time-of-use shifting can lead to different power-to-energy ratios even at the same kWh.

  • Define maximum charge/discharge power and required duration.
  • Map grid, PV, generator, loads and transformer constraints.
  • Specify PCS/inverter, BMS/EMS communication and controls.
  • Complete protection, fire strategy and local permitting.

Choose by application

The architecture changes with the job

Energy is only one decision. The project must also match power, controls, site conditions and buyer inputs.

H

Essential backup

5.12kWh low-voltage storage based on critical loads and backup hours.

R

Larger residential

10.24–16kWh or parallel systems with more current and runtime.

C

Load shifting

20.48–102.4kWh high-voltage storage driven by the load curve.

I

Larger C&I

71.68–225.08kWh configurations defined by power and duration.

O

Outdoor cabinet

61.44–112.64kWh selected around climate, access and protection.

From inquiry to commissioning

A six-stage path to a project-ready system

Each stage closes a different risk before the equipment reaches the site.

01

Discovery

Load data, use case, site and commercial constraints.

02

Sizing

Power, energy, reserve, solar and backup assumptions.

03

Compatibility

Battery, inverter/PCS, BMS, EMS and communications.

04

Compliance

Market, transport, installation and documentation.

05

Acceptance

Specification freeze, production tests and packing release.

06

Commissioning

Settings, functional tests, monitoring and handover.

Conversion-ready RFQ

Send the inputs that change the design.

Better project inputs reduce quotation revisions and compatibility risk.

LoadsCritical appliance watts and hours, or interval load data.
Power qualityPhase, voltage, surge loads, transformer and demand peak.
Energy goalBackup hours, reserve and required kW/kWh schedule.
SiteLocation, temperature, layout, access and fire strategy.
InterfacesInverter/PCS, EMS, meter and communication architecture.
CommercialQuantity, destination, schedule, Incoterm and documents.

Frequently asked questions

What battery size is best for home backup?

Calculate average critical load × target hours, then adjust for usable fraction and inverter efficiency. Check current and surge separately.

When should I use a high-voltage battery system?

High-voltage architectures are common for larger residential and commercial systems, but the decision depends on inverter/PCS design, power, energy, efficiency and service strategy.

Can the system expand later?

Many catalog products are modular, but expansion must follow the approved manual, model matching, age/SoH guidance, firmware and protection design.

Does LeforESS provide OEM options?

Project requirements such as branding, interfaces, documentation and configuration can be discussed with the sales/engineering team; final scope depends on model and order.

Product range and further information

Capacity ranges are transcribed from the LeforESS Product Catalog V3. Final selection and installation must use the approved project data sheets, manuals, drawings and local requirements.

One product range, multiple storage goals

Start with the load, use case and site—not a generic kWh number.

Share project data for a matched residential or commercial solution.

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