Stack'd Series
With the highest output and capacity range available, the Stack’d Series battery is the right solution for residential and small commercial storage projects. From small off-grid cabins, to peak rate TOU (time-of-use) offset, family homes in suburbia, and small commercial projects, the HomeGrid Stack’d Series battery is the proven best choice.
Output: up to 14.4 kW continuous
Surge: up to 24 kW (10 sec)
Capacity: up to 38.4 kWh per Stack (576 kWh total)
Install: <30 minutes
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Heated Modules
For colder climates, HomeGrid offers the option of heated battery modules in the Stack’d Series system. These heated modules will automatically keep the batteries within operating temperatures to make sure that capacity is maintained, and the batteries’ function is optimized, even in the coldest of conditions.
Solark 15k Busbar Pair
When installing a single Stack’d Series battery with a Sol-Ark 15K, HomeGrid highly recommend using this busbar pair. This is because the Stack’d Series battery is the only battery on the market that outputs enough power from a single unit for the Sol-Ark 15K. This busbar pair can be placed on the 15K battery landings to easily connect the battery cables (single + and single -) and maximize the system output.
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Chemistry: Many manufacturers choose to use status quo equipment. By using LFP (lithium iron phosphate) we’ve picked the right chemistry for the job. LFP is safer and lasts longer than other battery chemistries in a stationary storage market.
Specifications: With one unit having nearly 15 kW of continuous power and a 24 kW surge, this system can handle the needs of an entire home or business… air conditioning and water pumps included. We can pair up to 15 Stacks in parallel for an unprecedented amount of power and capacity.
Modularity: Each white battery module is 4.8 kWh and each Stack can support 2-8 modules. This Lego-like form factor means a <30 min installation, and it’s the easiest battery to upgrade in the future. No wiring between modules, and no conduit/wiring needed when it comes time to upgrade.
