SBH100
Sungrow SBH100 is a 10kWh high-voltage LFP home battery built from two 5kWh modules, with 50A continuous charge/discharge capability and IP55 protection.
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Sungrow SBH100 is a 10kWh high-voltage LFP home battery built from two 5kWh modules, with 50A continuous charge/discharge capability and IP55 protection.
Sungrow SBH150 is a 15kWh high-voltage LFP battery built from three 5kWh modules, with 211.2V nominal voltage and 50A continuous charge/discharge capability.
Sungrow SH10T is a 10kW three-phase hybrid inverter with two MPPTs, up to 20kWp PV input, a 100–700V battery range and 50A charge/discharge capability.
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