Pylontech launches 110 kWh residential battery system in Australia
Pylontech recently launched its Force Nex residential energy storage solution in the Australian market. The system integrates modular lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery packs, inverter hardware, app-based monitoring and energy control functions into a single platform.
Available in both single-phase and three-phase models, Force Nex offers single-phase configurations ranging from 4.6 to 9.9 kW, with 8–50 kWh of battery capacity. Three-phase models range from 5 to 15 kW, with 10–110 kWh of battery capacity. Customers can choose 8 kWh or 10 kWh battery modules.
Pylontech said each pack has an independent DC/DC converter, allowing compatible modules of different capacities, including new and existing Force Nex batteries, to work together.
“Homeowners can add storage as their needs grow, while keeping the batteries they already have,” the company said.
The Force Nex platform is built on LFP cells that Pylontech said have a specified cycle life of more than 10,000 cycles and 100% depth of discharge.
For rooftop solar, the range supports up to 200% PV oversizing, up to four MPPTs and 20 A input per string.
Pylontech said these features give installers more flexibility when working with different roof layouts and high-current solar panels.
“Depending on the model and system configuration, PV-to-battery charging power can reach up to 150% of the inverter’s rated power, helping store more solar energy during available sunshine hours,” the company said. “SiC (silicon carbide) technology is used in the inverters and battery DC/DC converters to support efficient power conversion and reduce energy losses.”
The Force Nex system has a built-in backup output and switches to backup power in less than 10 milliseconds, according to Pylontech. Grid pass-through current is 63 A for single-phase models and 50 A for three-phase models. The company said selected models also support up to 200% off-grid overload for 10 seconds, helping meet the short bursts of power needed when larger appliances start.
The system uses fanless cooling, with a specified noise level of 30 dB or below. IP66 protection and C5-M corrosion resistance support outdoor use, while optional battery heating supports operation in colder conditions.
Pylontech said Force Nex is designed for 10-minute installation and one-click commissioning.
“Stackable modules, guided placement, quick connections, shared grounding and handling tools simplify the physical installation,” the company said, adding that installers can connect the system through the iPylontech app, carry out setup and review its status before handover.
Pylontech said the app also allows homeowners to see how much solar power is being generated, whether the battery is charging or supplying the home, and how much electricity is being drawn from the grid.
With Force Nex now unveiled in Australia, Pylontech said it plans to launch the all-in-one energy storage system in Europe and the wider global market in the first quarter of 2027.
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