Battery RFQ & selection guide

Send what you know.
We will help close the gaps.

You do not need a finished battery specification. Share the equipment, operating problem and known limits; we will organize the missing items into a practical product and quotation path.

Incomplete inputs welcomeNo generic cabinet recommendation
48V and 51.2V rackmount LiFePO4 batteries used as a battery RFQ example
REAL CATALOGUE PRODUCT VISUAL · FINAL FIT SUBJECT TO SYSTEM REVIEW

Start with known information

Eight inputs make the first response useful.

Tick what you already know. Leave the rest open—we will tell you which gaps matter now and which can wait.

Open the RFQ with this context →

Actual inquiry example

From a short 51.2V rack battery request to a quotable scope.

The purpose is not to force the buyer to complete every field. It is to show how a few known facts create the next useful engineering questions.

Front view of a rackmount LiFePO4 battery showing controls and communication interface
RACKMOUNT BATTERY FRONT AND INTERFACE VIEW
BUYER SENDS
“We need a 51.2V rack battery for telecom backup. Existing 19-inch cabinet, 3kW load, about two hours. The inverter model is available, but CAN protocol is not confirmed.”
WE ORGANIZE
  • Energy target: start review around the stated load and runtime
  • Confirm inverter DC window and charging limit
  • Check rack depth, weight and cable access
  • Request CAN protocol or supported inverter evidence
  • Confirm quantity, destination and redundancy policy

What you receive

The first response should move the project forward.

Instead of asking you to “provide complete specifications,” we turn the information available into four concrete outputs.

01

Product direction

Cell, custom module, rack battery or complete ESS pathway.

02

Gap list

Only the missing items that affect selection or quotation.

03

Document path

Relevant specification, protocol, evidence or compliance request.

04

Commercial next step

Sample, configuration review or quotation scope.

Compare on the same basis

Ports and Ah labels can look equal while the project fit is not.

Rack battery BMS communication ports for CAN and RS485 compatibility reviewINTERFACE VISUAL
WEAK COMPARISON

“Both are 100Ah and have CAN.”

This does not confirm energy, operating voltage, protocol, continuous current, rack depth or inverter support.

USEFUL COMPARISON

Match the full operating boundary.

  • Nominal and usable energy
  • Minimum and maximum voltage
  • Continuous and peak current
  • CAN message compatibility
  • Dimensions, weight and delivery scope

Low-friction inquiry

Unknown values should start a discussion—not stop it.

Share the application and what is already fixed. We will identify the minimum information needed for the next decision.

Send What You Know ↗
Can I send an inquiry without knowing Ah or kWh?+

Yes. Send the load, runtime and operating conditions you know. We can identify the missing sizing inputs.

Does a CAN or RS485 connector prove compatibility?+

No. The inverter or host model and protocol details still need to match.

What makes two quotations comparable?+

Use the same voltage window, usable energy, current, interfaces, documents, accessories and delivery scope.