Felicity Solar storage kit 16kWh – IVGM12KLP3G1 12kW three-phase hybrid inverterInverter and battery without PV modules: 12kW three-phase hybrid and 16kWh LiFePO4

Overview

Inverter and battery only, for anyone who already has panels or buys them separately. The Felicity IVGM12KLP3G1 12kW three-phase inverter and the 16kWh FLA48314-EU come from the same maker and talk over CAN without choosing a protocol. Twelve kilowatts on three phases cover a house with a heat pump and an electric car; the battery delivers 160A continuous, 8kW, while the inverter still gives its 12kW by combining grid, PV and battery. Up to ten inverters and fifteen batteries can be paralleled. Protection boxes are not included.

• Inverter and battery from the same maker, native CAN
• 48V kits: 8kW single-phase, 12, 15 and 20kW three-phase
• High-voltage kits: 30kW with 30.72kWh, 50kW with 61.44kWh
• PV versions with Trina Solar Vertex S+ 505W modules and protection boxes
• Switch-over to backup in under 10ms
• 10-year warranty on inverter and batteries

What's in the kit

• 1 × Felicity Solar IVGM12KLP3G1 Hybrid inverter
• 1 × Felicity Solar FLA48314-EU Battery

How the kits are built

The combinations follow Felicity's official datasheets: each inverter is paired with batteries whose current and voltage fit its battery input, and the 50kW kit with 61.44kWh is the system Felicity itself publishes. The PV versions add Trina Solar Vertex S+ 505W modules in strings sized for the inverter, plus the AC and DC protection boxes.

Low or high voltage

The 48V kits use floor-standing Felicity batteries that can be paralleled up to fifteen units, so storage grows one battery at a time. Above twenty kilowatts the high-voltage kits run at 614.4V: the same power flows with a quarter of the current, with heated IP65 modules in the 30kW kit and a rack cabinet in the 50kW kit.

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