Technical specifications
Technical specifications| Specification | Value | Source / conditions |
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| Brand | BASENGREEN | Manufacturer product family |
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| Product format | DIY battery system | High Desert proposed configuration |
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| Battery chemistry | LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate) | Seller-supplied specification |
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| System class | 48V class; 51.2V nominal | Seller-supplied specification |
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| Cell capacity | 315Ah | Seller-supplied; exact cell model pending |
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| Stated stored energy | 16.08kWh | Seller-stated; not a verified usable-energy rating |
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| Capacity reconciliation | 51.2V × 315Ah = 16.128kWh | Confirm cell revision and final rating before sale |
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| Cell grade | Grade A prismatic cells | Seller-supplied claim; batch documentation pending |
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| Monitoring | Smart Bluetooth BMS and LCD | Exact BMS revision pending |
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| Balancing | Active balancing | Current rating not yet verified |
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| Enclosure / connections | Steel enclosure; copper busbars | Seller-supplied configuration |
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| Protection | Integrated DC circuit breaker | Device rating and coordination pending |
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| Continuous / surge output | Not yet verified | Do not infer from BMS component rating |
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| Usable energy / runtime | Not yet verified | Depends on system settings and operating conditions |
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| Dimensions / assembled weight | Not yet verified | Case-only weight is not full battery weight |
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| Outdoor / certification ratings | Not yet verified | No weatherproof or system certification claim |
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Compatibility
Build around the exact battery and inverter.
Confirm the operating voltage range, charging settings, continuous current, surge demand and communication requirements for both devices. A matching “48V” label alone does not prove compatibility.
The manufacturer offers several kit and BMS revisions. CAN or RS485 ports, cable pinouts and protocol settings must match the actual inverter model and firmware. An inverter communication cable does not by itself establish support.
No inverter combination has yet been tested by High Desert for this starter listing. Send us your inverter model, firmware and intended loads so the final configuration can be checked.
Installation
A DIY kit needs a complete installation plan.
Identify the enclosure revision, cell model and BMS before choosing instructions. The linked V3 rack-mounted manual is reference material; confirm that it applies to the kit supplied. Do not use a different revision’s settings, fastening instructions or wiring sequence.
Plan the installation location, support for the assembled weight, access, cable routes and suitable protective equipment with a qualified installer. Follow the applicable manufacturer instructions and local requirements. The desert artwork is a story about energy, not an outdoor installation recommendation.
What to record at commissioning
Keep model and serial numbers, cell batch information, the applicable manuals, inverter firmware, settings and commissioning results with the system. These records make later support and troubleshooting more useful.
Videos & demonstrations
See the manufacturer’s kit
Open Basengreen’s product gallery for its enclosure, interface and assembly illustrations. These show a related kit family; the delivered High Desert configuration must be confirmed separately.
Watch the manufacturer’s kit video (MP4). This is externally hosted reference media, not a High Desert installation tutorial. Use the applicable written manual for instructions.
Our own product photographs, captioned demonstrations and test transcripts can be added here as they become available.
Questions & troubleshooting
Are 48V and 51.2V different products?
Here, 48V refers to the system class and 51.2V is the stated nominal battery voltage. Compatibility still depends on the full operating range and the exact equipment.
Can I connect solar panels directly?
A complete installation needs charging equipment suitable for the battery and the solar array. Plan the inverter/charger or charge controller as part of the system.
Does Bluetooth control the inverter?
Bluetooth provides a local monitoring interface on supported BMS versions. It is separate from any battery-to-inverter communication connection.
What does active balancing do?
It helps manage differences in cell charge. It does not increase the cells’ rated capacity or replace correct assembly, protection and configuration.
Will it keep my whole home running in an outage?
That depends on the supported loads, available charge and the backup design. This listing does not promise whole-home backup or a particular runtime.
Is it ready to use out of the box?
This is described as a DIY system. Confirm what is assembled, what is included and what must be supplied by the installer before ordering.
Shipping, warranty & support
The proposed High Desert configuration
The seller-supplied description includes Grade A 315Ah cells, Smart Bluetooth BMS, active balancing, LCD, steel enclosure, copper busbars and a DC circuit breaker. The exact bill of materials and assembly status will be confirmed before ordering opens.
Manufacturer pages show multiple revisions and optional components. Their stock notices, prices, shipping promises and warranty terms are not High Desert’s offer. High Desert pricing, freight arrangements, warranty coverage, return conditions and support contacts will be added here.
Before delivery
Confirm the assembled weight and dimensions, access to the intended location, unloading arrangements and the installation schedule. Keep packaging and inspect the shipment according to the agreed delivery procedure.
Documentation & downloads
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