
BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS (BESS)
Reserva Pro — high-voltage LFP battery 12–32 kWh (up to 128 kWh)
Country: Austria · Model: Reserva Pro
Built from 3–8 modules per tower, the Reserva Pro high-voltage LFP battery gives 11.9–31.9 kWh of usable capacity, and parallel towers reach 128 kWh. This energy storage system goes into large homes and commercial and agricultural sites that need backup power and black start.
- Usable capacity
- 11.9–31.9 kWh (3–8 modules per tower)
- Nominal voltage
- 212.52–566.72 V
- Cell chemistry
- lithium iron phosphate (LFP)
- Max. current
- 50 A
Technical specifications
| Usable capacity | 11.9–31.9 kWh (3–8 modules per tower) |
|---|---|
| Nominal voltage | 212.52–566.72 V |
| Cell chemistry | lithium iron phosphate (LFP) |
| Max. current | 50 A |
| Parallel operation | up to 4 towers, up to 128 kWh |
| Ingress protection | IP65 |
| Ambient temperature | −20…+50 °C |
| Dimensions / weight | 775–1575 × 579 × 449 mm; 126–306 kg |
| Standards | VDE 2510-50, IEC 62619:2022, IEC 62040-1, CE, RCM, UN38.3 |
| Interface / warranty | Modbus RS485; 10 years (80% SOH) |
| More from the manufacturer’s documentation | |
| Compatible inverters | Primo GEN24 Plus, Symo GEN24 Plus, Verto Plus |
| Operating voltage range | 165–240.9 V (12.0); 220–321.2 V (16.0); 275–401.5 V (20.0); 330–481.8 V (24.0); 385–562.1 V (28.0); 440–642.4 V (32.0) |
| Safety class | II |
| Max. altitude | 2,000 m |
| Permissible humidity | 5–95 % |
| Installation | indoor and protected outdoor areas |
| DC connection | Stäubli MC4 Evo Stor |
| Battery module | 3.98 kWh; 70.84 V (55–80.3 V); 160 × 570 × 440 mm; 36 kg |
| BMS | 225 × 570 × 440 mm; 10 kg; inverter communication CAN / Modbus (RS485), module communication ISO-SPI |
| Base | 70 × 579 × 449 mm; 8 kg |
| Customs codes (for reference) | |
| HS code | 8507.60 |
| UKTZED code (Ukraine) | 8507600000 |
| CN code (EU) | 85076000 |
Specifications are taken from the manufacturer’s technical documentation. Updated . Customs codes are for reference only; the final code is determined at customs declaration for the specific model.
Description
Cells and modules are manufactured in Europe. Each module weighs 36 kg and stores 3.98 kWh at 70.84 V, and the modules stack on a base together with the BMS unit. Tower nominal voltage is 212.52–566.72 V, maximum current is 50 A, and up to 4 towers run in parallel. The BMS talks to the inverter over CAN or Modbus RS485, and the DC power line runs on Stäubli MC4 Evo Stor connectors. The IP65 enclosure is rated for ambient temperatures from −20 to +50 °C and can stand indoors or in a sheltered outdoor spot. It measures 775–1575 × 579 × 449 mm and weighs 126–306 kg, so a full tower needs a floor that carries that load. The battery meets VDE 2510-50, IEC 62619:2022, IEC 62040-1, CE, RCM and UN38.3.
How to choose
Versions are named by capacity, from the Reserva Pro 12.0 with 3 modules to the 32.0 with 8, and every added module raises the tower operating voltage. With the three-phase Verto Plus this battery charges and discharges at up to 28.3 kW, which makes it the match for 25–33.3 kW sites. A house with a 3–6 kW Primo GEN24 is usually served by the compact Reserva with 6.31–15.79 kWh and 32 A.
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Reserva Pro — high-voltage LFP battery 12–32 kWh (up to 128 kWh). We reply within one business day.
Or email office@usk.ua or call +38 (044) 339-50-20.
FAQ
What is the maximum capacity of a Reserva Pro system?
Up to 128 kWh with 4 towers in parallel, and one tower gives 11.9–31.9 kWh.
What is the maximum current of the Reserva Pro battery?
50 A at a nominal voltage of 212.52–566.72 V.
What warranty does Reserva Pro storage carry?
10 years with 80% SOH retained.
Can Reserva Pro be installed in an unheated garage?
Yes, the IP65 enclosure runs from −20 to +50 °C at 5–95 % humidity, and a sheltered outdoor spot is also allowed. Installation altitude is up to 2,000 m.
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