Fox ESS EQ4800 battery system now available in Australia

Fox ESS has launched its EQ4800 high-voltage battery system in Australia, a product previously available in other markets for some months. The system is designed for a range of residential and commercial applications and is compatible with Fox ESS’s new H3 Smart three-phase hybrid inverter and integrated Stackable AIO unit. Core Technical Specifications The EQ4800 […]
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Fox ESS has launched its EQ4800 high-voltage battery system in Australia, a product previously available in other markets for some months. The system is designed for a range of residential and commercial applications and is compatible with Fox ESS’s new H3 Smart three-phase hybrid inverter and integrated Stackable AIO unit.

Core Technical Specifications

The EQ4800 uses Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) battery cells and has a modular design, with each battery module providing 4.66 kWh of nominal energy capacity. The system is scalable in series, allowing a maximum of nine units to be stacked for up to 41.93 kWh. A key feature is its 100% Depth of Discharge (DOD), making the entire nominal capacity usable.

The operating voltage for a full nine-module stack is 365.4V to 463.7V, with communication handled via CAN interface. Fox ESS states the battery pack has a round-trip efficiency of over 95%.

Physical and Environmental Ratings

The EQ4800 is IP65 rated, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations and in Australia, the system comes with a 10-year warranty, guaranteeing 70% battery retention.

Additionally, ESS News will quote one aspect of the warranty that may be of interest with Fox ESS offering a “high energy throughput”, with “at least 4.2MWh per kWh usable battery capacity to guarantee more than one full battery cycle a day within warranty period.”

Outside of the warranty, other safety features include cell-level protection and a redundant relay design. The unit holds IEC 62619 and UN38.3 certifications.

Fox ESS also released a Stackable All-in-One system for between 3.7 kw and up to 11 kW of storage.

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  • Tristan is an Electrical Engineer with experience in consulting and public sector works in plant procurement. He has previously been Managing Editor and Founding Editor of tech and other publications in Australia.

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