Dyness home batteries

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Dyness home batteries are modular LiFePO4 batteries for a hybrid inverter. Choose from low-voltage (51.2 V) models such as the DL5.0C, Powerbox G2, PowerBrick Plus and STACK100,... Read moreLess

Dyness home batteries are modular LiFePO4 batteries for a hybrid inverter. Choose from low-voltage (51.2 V) models such as the DL5.0C, Powerbox G2, PowerBrick Plus and STACK100, or the high-voltage Tower Pro. They can be expanded in parallel and are permanently connected by a certified installer; installation via a quote (in the Netherlands). Also see all fixed home batteries.

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Buying guide: Dyness home battery

Which Dyness home battery suits you?

Dyness makes modular LiFePO4 batteries that work with a hybrid inverter. They are fixed home batteries: a certified installer connects them to the inverter and the meter cupboard; in the Netherlands installation is arranged via a quote. You choose between low voltage (51.2 V) and high voltage. All models are also listed among the fixed home batteries. Looking for a battery with a plug instead? Read plug-in or fixed: which home battery suits you.

Model Capacity Power Connection Backup power
DL5.0C 5.12 kWh, parallel up to 256 kWh Approx. 5.1 kW Fixed, low voltage 51.2 V –
Powerbox G2 10.24 kWh, parallel up to 512 kWh 5.12 kW nominal, max. 10.24 kW Fixed, low voltage 51.2 V –
PowerBrick Plus 16.07 kWh, parallel up to 803 kWh 10.24 kW Fixed, low voltage 51.2 V –
STACK100 15.4 to 76.8 kWh Max. 15.36 kW Fixed, low voltage 51.2 V –
Tower Pro 7.68 kWh, expandable to 23.04 kWh 7.68 kW Fixed, high voltage 204.8 V –

Low voltage or high voltage?

The DL5.0C, Powerbox G2, PowerBrick Plus and STACK100 are 51.2 V batteries for a low-voltage hybrid inverter. According to Dyness, they work with inverters from SMA, Victron, Solis, GoodWe, Growatt and Deye, among others. The Tower Pro is a high-voltage system (204.8 V) for a compatible hybrid inverter. Always check your inverter's compatibility list in advance; the installer includes this in the quote. The choice between 1-phase and 3-phase also depends on your inverter, see home battery: 1-phase or 3-phase.

Placement and capacity

The DL5.0C is IP20 and belongs indoors, for example in a storage room or garage. The Powerbox G2 (IP66) is wall-mounted, the PowerBrick Plus (IP65) stands on wheels, and the STACK100 and Tower Pro (IP55) are floor-standing towers. Also read home battery safety. How much storage you need is explained in how many kWh of home battery do you need.

Frequently asked questions about Dyness

How is a Dyness home battery connected?

A certified installer permanently connects the battery to a compatible hybrid inverter and the meter cupboard. In the Netherlands, request a quote for this.

Can I expand a Dyness later?

Yes. The low-voltage models are connected in parallel, up to 50 units. The STACK100 grows to 76.8 kWh and the Tower Pro to 23.04 kWh.

How does a Dyness communicate with the inverter?

Via CAN or RS485; the DL5.0C also via RS232. The Powerbox G2 also has a built-in Wi-Fi module.