Description
The GoodWe Lynx F G2 Series high-voltage battery is an ideal component and a highlight of the comprehensive GoodWe one-stop-shop energy storage solution. Installation and maintenance of the system are made easy with the stackable self-detecting modules. The Lynx F G2 Series supports 2 to 9 modules per tower, offering 3.2 to 28.8 kWh capacity, and up to 8 towers can be connected in parallel for a total of 230 kWh. It provides versatile energy storage solutions for self-consumption optimization and backup needs. The reliable lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cell technology ensures maximum safety and a longer life cycle. In addition, the Lynx F G2 is compatible with GoodWe BH/EH/BT/ET inverters, further enhancing its versatility and suitability for various energy storage applications.
- Remote diagnosis & update via inverter
- Reliable LFP technology with high cycle stability
- Up to 8 towers in parallel (230 kWh)
- Flexible capacity and stackable modules
Smart Control for Smart Energy
The Lynx F G2 Series accommodates smart remote monitoring of the whole energy storage system and remote updates. It can also automatically reboot if the supply voltage is high enough again after an undervoltage fault occurs. Take smart control of your smart energy.
- Remote diagnosis & update
- Auto reboot after undervoltage
Friendly & Thoughtful Design
The stackable auto-recognition modules are built for ultra-simplified assembly, and pre-wired communication cables provide plug-and-play wiring to skip the complex internal wiring and commissioning, bringing fast installations for an easy start.
- Stackable auto-recognition modules
Plug & Play wiring
Flexible & Adaptable Applications
Featuring compatibility with GoodWe BH/EH/BT/ET energy storage inverters, the Lynx F G2 Series is an ideal choice to support the GoodWe one-stop energy storage solution. It accommodates remote monitoring of the whole energy storage system with a single App on-the-go, saving the bother of cross-platform management.
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