71.6 kWh SMA Solar + Storage System

A 51.2 volt 1,400Ah Lithium Iron battery with up to 71.6 kWh, 20 kW ground mounted solar array, world renowned SMA inverters and accessories provide a flexible and powerful energy solution!

This versatile system is great for a large off grid residence. It’s also a perfect match for a luxury grid connected residence looking to offset their electric bill and provide battery backup.

Battery – The Lithium Iron battery is a compact and maintenance free solution. The 51.2v 1,400Ah size has 71.68 kWh of total capacity, and up to 58 kWh of usable capacity (see specs for more details). Lithium Iron batteries are a sealed, maintenance free battery solution, but they do require an indoor conditioned space.

Inverter – This pre-wired 24 kW Quad Stacked SMA Sunny Island Multi-Mode inverter system has a 120/240 volt AC pure sine wave output for your sensitive modern electronics. Being pre-wired at the factory means installation is a breeze saving labor costs! The inverters’ single AC connection can be connected to the grid to support net metering and supplement the battery and/or solar, or a backup generator in off-grid applications. Grid and generator connectivity is possible with an optional transfer switch.

Solar – a 20 kW fixed tilt ground mounted PV array gives you great versatility in harvesting the sun’s energy, plus provides easy access to the array for cleaning and maintenance. Paired with SMA’s Sunny Boy US string inverters, you can expect 60-80 kWh of solar production on a typical sunny day in most parts of the continental US; sufficient to recharge this battery under normal use. The PV racking system includes everything except the concrete and poles.

Accessories – This complete system includes a power panel, all the combiner boxes, DC circuit breakers and specialty wiring needed to install this system. Excluded items include standard wiring, and the concrete & pipe for the ground mount PV array.

Support – Iron Edison provides FREE Phone Support to assist with the installation and commissioning of this system, as well as any post commissioning questions!