
Rich Solar RS-A10 6500W 48V LiFePO4 All-in-One Energy Storage System
Equipment Type: All-in-one off-grid energy storage system with integrated inverter, dual MPPT solar charge controller, and lithium battery bank.
Primary Applications: Off-grid residential power generation and commercial backup power. The vertical cabinet combines power conversion and storage in one enclosure to simplify site integration and reduce installation footprint.
Performance Specifications
- Rated output: 6500W continuous, 120 VAC pure sine wave.
- PV input capacity: maximum 8000W array.
- AC charger capacity: 6500W.
- Battery: 48V nominal, 51.2VDC; 5120Wh capacity.
- DC/AC efficiency: 93%.
- Solar charging: dual MPPT trackers with up to 120A charge current.
- AC input range: 80–140 VAC for appliances; 90–140 VAC for electronics.
- Battery operating window: 42V full discharge to 56V full charge.
- Communications: USB, RS232, SNMP, Modbus, GPRS, and Wi-Fi.
Safety Features and Certifications
- Integrated battery management system with internal overcurrent circuit breaker.
- Certifications and compliance: UL 1741, CSA C22.2 No. 107.1-16, IEC 62619, UN38.3, EN 61000-6-1/3, UKCA, and FCC Part 15B.
Installation and Maintenance Requirements
Install on a flat surface with clearance of 49.2 inches high by 26 inches wide by 19.7 inches deep, maintaining at least a 2-inch side gap for thermal dissipation. Commissioning includes PV polarity verification, supply-priority selection, and charging-threshold configuration. Check terminal torque quarterly and validate battery capacity annually.
Warranty and Service Information
Manufacturer limited warranty covers defective materials and workmanship. Authorized repair centers process technical support dispatch and replacement-parts fulfillment.
Branding/References
Manufacturer: Rich Solar. Model: RS-A10. Reference: Specification / User Manual.
Differentiators
Programmable multi-source priority routing transfers power between utility, photovoltaic, and generator inputs without external transfer switches or field rewiring.