Yes. The inverter uses a nominal 48V battery platform while producing 230/400V three-phase AC output. This allows compatible low-voltage lithium or lead-acid battery storage to be used without moving to a high-voltage battery architecture. Charging capability depends on the selected model. Maximum hybrid charging current is 180A for 8kW, 220A for 10kW and 260A for 12kW. When configuring a 48v inverter, the battery bank must support both the expected discharge current and the selected charging limits. A battery system with sufficient stored energy may still be unsuitable if its BMS cannot deliver the current required during high-power operation. For properties operating three-phase equipment throughout the day, battery sizing should consider the operating schedule, expected solar generation and the amount of energy required when sunlight is unavailable.
