Victron Energy three-phase 48V storage system 61.44kWh – 3× Quattro 48/15000 (45kVA), 8× Lithium NG 25.6V 300Ah, 2× Lynx Smart BMS 1000 NGThree-phase 45kVA system with 61.44kWh Lithium NG bank

Overview

Three Quattro 48/15000/200-100/100 units, one per phase, give this system 45kVA: 36000W continuous at 25°C, 3×25000W peak and up to 600A of combined charge current, with two AC inputs per phase. The 61.44kWh bank uses eight Lithium NG 25.6V 300Ah batteries in four strings of two, split into two banks on Lynx Class-T Power In busbars, each with a Lynx Smart BMS 1000 NG. Two Lynx Distributors, six 275A battery switches, a Cerbo GX MK2 with GX Touch 70, an MK3-USB-C interface for three-phase programming and an Orion-Tr 48/12-30A are included.

• 24V or 48V banks from 10.24kWh to 61.44kWh
• Two independent banks, each with its own Lynx Smart BMS NG
• MultiPlus-II or Quattro inverter/chargers from 5kVA to 3×15kVA
• Class T battery fuses and fused Lynx Distributor outputs
• Cerbo GX MK2 with GX Touch 70 and VRM portal
• Isolated Orion-Tr converter for a 12V circuit

What's in the kit

• 3 × Victron Energy Quattro 48/15000/200-100/100
• 8 × Victron Energy LiFePO4 Battery 25.6V/300Ah NG
• 2 × Victron Energy Lynx Smart BMS 1000 NG (M10)
• 2 × Victron Energy Lynx Class-T Power In (M10)
• 2 × Victron Energy Lynx Distributor (M10)
• 1 × Victron Energy Cerbo GX MK2
• 1 × Victron Energy GX Touch 70
• 1 × Victron Energy Interface MK3-USB-C (VE.Bus to USB-C)
• 6 × Victron Energy Battery switch ON/OFF 275A
• 1 × Victron Energy Orion-Tr 48/12-30A (360W) Isolated DC-DC converter
• 1 × Cables, Class T and MEGA fuses, communication cables and GX supply parts

How the systems work

Each kit is a complete DC side built from Victron parts. Lithium NG batteries contain LiFePO4 cells, cell balancing and an integrated shunt, and send cell voltages and temperatures over M8 cables to a Lynx Smart BMS NG. The BMS calculates state of charge, pre-charges the inverter capacitors and opens its contactor, rated 500A or 1000A continuous, if a cell leaves its limits. Over VE.Can it reports to a Cerbo GX MK2, which uses DVCC to steer the charge and discharge currents of the inverter/charger.

For 24V the kits parallel 25.6V batteries; for 48V they parallel 51.2V batteries or use strings of two 25.6V batteries in series, the maximum Victron allows, with identical capacity. Every kit splits its batteries into two banks, each behind its own Lynx Smart BMS NG, using Victron's parallel redundancy feature: if one BMS disconnects its bank, the other keeps the system running, within the current that bank can deliver.

Inverter/chargers and distribution

Depending on the kit, the AC side is a MultiPlus-II 24/5000/120-50 or 48/6k5/100-50 with one AC input, or a Quattro with two AC inputs for grid and generator, from 24/5000 to 48/15000; three Quattro 48/15000 units form a three-phase system. Batteries connect through Class T fuses and the inverter through MEGA fuses on Lynx Distributor busbars, whose fuses the BMS monitors. An isolated Orion-Tr DC-DC converter supplies a 12V circuit with up to 30A.

What the installer adds

Solar chargers and panels, the AC distribution with breakers and residual current devices, battery racks or brackets, earthing and commissioning are not part of the kits. Lithium NG batteries are IP65, but the BMS stops charging below 5°C, so winter charging needs a frost-free room. Cable sections and fuse ratings are chosen for a compact layout with batteries, Lynx busbars and inverter close together; longer runs need new calculations. Grid-parallel ESS operation requires the certificates and settings of the destination country.

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