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PEGASUS ENERGY / BATTERY SYSTEMSLiFePO4 COLLECTION · 09 PACKS
PEGASUS ENERGY
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03SELECTION GUIDE

Start with your system.

NARROW THE COLLECTION

Find a starting point.

This filters catalogue figures. It does not calculate usable energy or certify system compatibility. Final suitability is confirmed for your equipment.

YOUR STARTING POINT

Choose your criteria to see matching packs.

02 PROJECT REQUIREMENTS

Define the project.
Then select the pack.

SELECT AN INQUIRY TOPIC
Solar & storage →Backup power →RV & mobile power →Marine →Equipment & other →Distribution →

These are inquiry topics. Suitability is confirmed against your specific system.

BEFORE YOU SPECIFY / 3 CHECKS
  1. 01

    Match the voltage.

    Check your equipment, inverter and charger requirements before choosing a family.

  2. 02

    Plan the energy you need.

    Share your load in watts and target runtime. Compare nominal energy, not ampere-hours alone.

  3. 03

    Confirm the configuration.

    Review the current datasheet, connections, dimensions and operating limits for the exact model.

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03 TECHNICAL NOTES

Know what the numbers mean.

NOMINAL ENERGY, EXPLAINED

VVoltage×AhCapacity=WhEnergy
A 12.8V 100Ah battery12.8 × 100 = 1,280 Wh

Nominal energy helps you compare pack sizes. Actual usable energy and runtime depend on your system, load and operating conditions.

Compare your shortlist
Which voltage family should I choose?

Start with the voltage required by your equipment. A larger voltage number is not automatically a better fit. Confirm the battery, charger and inverter specifications together before selecting a pack.

Why does the 24V family list 25.6V?

24V is the family name in this collection. The packs in that family have a nominal voltage of 25.6V, which is used when calculating their nominal energy.

Can I compare Ah across different voltages?

Ampere-hours alone do not describe the total energy. Multiply nominal voltage by ampere-hours to compare nominal watt-hours. For example, 12.8V 100Ah is 1,280 Wh, while 51.2V 100Ah is 5,120 Wh.

What should I request before ordering?

Ask for the current model datasheet, final enclosure and dimensions, charge and discharge limits, operating temperatures, interfaces and compatible configurations. Confirm availability, applicable documentation and commercial terms for your destination.

Can batteries be connected together?

Do not assume series or parallel connection is supported. Request the approved connection limits and configuration for the exact battery model before designing a multi-battery system.

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