Hager XEM4001 Energy storage (W x H x D) 695 x 800 x 176 mm
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Technical specifications
- Output voltage 400 - 400 V
- Number of independent MPPT inputs: 3
- Output current: 19.2 A
- Probes per phase: 3
- Temperature protection: Yes
- Product type
Energy storage
- Width
695 mm
- Height
800 mm
- Depth
176 mm
- Weight
84 kg
- Type
XEM4001
- Rechargeable
Yes
- Dim
(W x H x D) 695 x 800 x 176 mm
IP65
- Voltage
12 V
- Range of use
Solar panels
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Information
Test Summary Report 3809484 Hager XEM4001 Energy storage (W x H x D) 695 x 800 x 176 mm
Security datasheet
Security datasheet 3809484 Hager XEM4001 Energy storage (W x H x D) 695 x 800 x 176 mm
Description
R3 base battery 5.5 kWh can be used consisting of 2x battery and BMS for flow.
Modular high-voltage battery system consisting of a central BMS control unit and two high-voltage batteries each 3.0 kWh (6.0 kWh total capacity). BMS with permanent individual cell monitoring, active balancing and integrated temperature and overload protection. Internal connection via pre-assembled, plug connector protected against polarity reversal and DC high-voltage interface. System-internal communication for controlling loading and unloading strategies. Accessory package for connection to a hybrid inverter XEM1200 is included.
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Modular high-voltage battery system consisting of a central BMS control unit and two high-voltage batteries each 3.0 kWh (6.0 kWh total capacity). BMS with permanent individual cell monitoring, active balancing and integrated temperature and overload protection. Internal connection via pre-assembled, plug connector protected against polarity reversal and DC high-voltage interface. System-internal communication for controlling loading and unloading strategies. Accessory package for connection to a hybrid inverter XEM1200 is included.
This text is machine translated.
Accessories
(*All information is plus legal VAT)The necessary accessories are required to use the article as described.
