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Are you looking for a reliable and economical solution to power an off-grid installation? Our battery packs are designed to provide stable and sustainable power, available in 12V, 24V or 48V. The advantage of a pack: a coherent set, often more cost-effective, with optional cabling and testing according to specifications.

Before choosing, identify your system voltage (12/24/48V) and your autonomy requirements. If you are comparing battery technologies and the actual cost of storage, use our tools:

Battery comparison
Battery profitability calculator

Choose in 30 seconds

  • First question: your system voltage → choose a 12V, 24V or 48V battery bank depending on your installation.
  • Autonomy: the longer you want to hold out, the higher the capacity of the bank must be (pay attention to the depth of discharge).
  • Type of bank: some packs are designed for longevity (e.g. OPzS/OPzV), while others prioritise compactness/use depending on the model.
  • Wiring: check whether wiring is required for your installation (optional depending on the pack).
  • Compare/estimate: use the battery comparison tool and the profitability calculator.

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FAQ - Battery bank (pack)

1. What is a battery bank used for? +
A battery bank is a pack designed to provide stable and long-lasting power, especially for off-grid installations. It combines multiple batteries sized to work together.
2. How do I choose between 12V, 24V and 48V? +
It depends on your system voltage (inverter/installation). This category offers packs in 12V, 24V and 48V, so you must match your existing or planned equipment.
3. Why buy a pack instead of individual batteries? +
A pack is a coherent solution and can be more cost-effective. Depending on the product, wiring can be available as an option and tests are mentioned.
4. Is wiring included with a battery bank? +
In this category, wiring is presented as optional. It may vary by pack, so check the exact content on the product page.
5. How can I compare technologies and estimate storage profitability? +
Compare technologies with the battery comparison and estimate the economic interest using the profitability calculator.