1. Introduction
Thank you for choosing the SJY-D floor-standing energy storage battery product. This manual provides essential information for the safe and efficient use of your battery pack. Please read it thoroughly before installation, operation, or maintenance.
1.1 Range of Application
This manual applies to the SJY-D series of floor-standing energy storage battery products. The specific models covered are:
| Model | Capacity |
|---|---|
| SJY-D-48200 | 51.2V200AH |
| SJY-D-48300 | 51.2V300AH |
The product must be used in compliance with local standards, laws, and regulations. Non-compliance may lead to personal injuries and property loss. The drawings in this manual are for conceptual explanation only. Internal parameters are factory-set and should not be altered without permission, as unauthorized changes will void the warranty.
1.2 Meaning of Abbreviations
| Abbreviation | Description |
|---|---|
| I/O positive | Main connector |
| I/O negative electrode | RUM (Status light) |
| NO/OFF | Start button |
| ALM | Trouble light |
| CAN | Inverter CAN communicate |
| MENU | Function menu |
| RS485 | Inverter RS-485 communication |
| ENTER | Ok button |
| RESET | Reset button |
| DOWN | Select button |
| RS232 | Upper computer communication |
| ESC | Back |
| RS485-A | Multiple batteries are connected to the communication port |
| SOC | Current battery capacity |
| RS485-B | Ground connection |
| ADS | Parallel dip switch |
| WIFI | Battery WIFI antenna |
2. Safety Precautions
Your safety is paramount. Please observe all safety symbols and instructions.
2.1 Safety Symbols
| Symbol | Description |
|---|---|
| ⚠️ | Indicates a hazard with a high level of risk which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injuries. |
| ❗ | Indicates a hazard with a medium level of risk which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injuries. |
| ⚠ | Indicates a hazard with a low level of risk which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injuries. |
| ℹ️ | Warning information about device or environment safety. If not avoided, equipment damage, data loss, performance degradation or other unanticipated results may be resulted in. Does not involve any personal injuries. |
| i | Observe enclosed documentation. |
| ⚡ | Danger: Risk of electric shock! |
| 🔥 | Hot surface. |
| CE | CE certification. |
| 5min | Do not touch the product in 5 minutes after shutdown. |
| RoHS COMPLIANT | Comply with RoHS standard. |
| 🗑️ | The Energy storage system should not be disposed together with the household waste. |
2.2 General Safety Guidelines
- The device must be used in an environment that meets the design specifications.
- Do not operate the device under adverse weather conditions (thunderstorms, heavy rain/snow, winds of level 6 or above).
- Operating when the power is on is strictly prohibited during installation.
- In case of fire, evacuate the area and call emergency services. Do not re-enter a burning building.
- Do not modify the structure or installation sequence of the device without manufacturer's permission.
- The battery terminal components must not be affected during transportation. Terminal bolts should not be lifted or transported.
- Do not alter, damage, or block marks and nameplates.
- After installation, remove all packing materials from the device area.
2.3 Personnel Safety
- Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment when operating the device.
- Familiarize yourself with tools before use to prevent injury.
- The case may become hot during operation; avoid touching it.
- Ensure reliable grounding before use.
- Do not open or damage the battery. Electrolyte is harmful to skin and eyes.
- Do not place irrelevant or flammable items on or around the device.
- Never expose the battery to fire to avoid explosion.
- Do not short-circuit battery terminals to prevent combustion.
- When handling the battery, remove metal objects (watches, rings), use insulated tools, and wear rubber gloves and shoes.
- Disconnect the charging power supply before connecting or disconnecting battery terminals.
- If the battery is accidentally grounded, remove the power supply from the ground.
- Do not clean electrical components with water or detergent.
- Do not stand, lean, or sit on the device.
2.4 Electrical Safety
- All electrical connections must meet local electrical standards.
- User-supplied cables must comply with local laws and regulations.
- Use special insulating tools for high-voltage operations.
- Ensure correct label identification on power cords.
- Maintain at least 30mm distance between cables and heat sources.
- Bundle similar cables together; route different types of cables at least 30mm apart.
2.5 Disclaimer
⚠️ Please mind potential fire risk and strictly follow the instruction manual for charging and storage. For disposal, please check your local authority's website for more information and dispose of the lithium-ion battery safely in accordance with the applicable legal requirements.
3. Product Specifications
3.1 Battery Specifications
| Property | SJY-D052-48200 | SJY-D052-48300 |
|---|---|---|
| Rated voltage | 51.2V | 51.2V |
| Rated capacity | 200Ah | 300Ah |
| Rated energy | 10.24kWh | 15.36kWh |
| Weight | 97kg | 126.5kg |
| Dimensions (L*W*H) | 700*270*390mm | 800*270*390mm |
| Max. charging current | 100A @25°C | 100A @25°C |
| Max. discharging current | 200A | 200A |
| Peak discharging current | 210A (3S) | 210A (3S) |
| Screen | LCD Screen | LCD Screen |
| Battery type | LFP (LiFePO4) | LFP (LiFePO4) |
| Life cycles | 10000 Cycles | 10000 Cycles |
| Max. charging voltage | 58.4V | 58.4V |
| Over discharge voltage | 43.2V | 43.2V |
| Max. Number of parallel | 15 | 15 |
| Communication interfaces | CAN/RS485 | CAN/RS485 |
| Lithium Battery Standard | UN38.3, MSDS, CE, IEC | UN38.3, MSDS, CE, IEC |
| Storage time / temperature | 6 months @25°C; 3 months @35°C; 1 month @45°C | 6 months @25°C; 3 months @35°C; 1 month @45°C |
| Charging temperature range | 0 ~ 55°C | 0 ~ 55°C |
| Discharging temperature range | -20 ~ 60°C | -20 ~ 60°C |
| Cooling method | Natural cooling | Natural cooling |
| Enclosure protection rating | IP55 | IP55 |
| Operation Environment | Indoor & Outdoor | Indoor & Outdoor |
3.2 Appearance Description
The battery pack features a robust design with key components for monitoring and control.


Key components include:
- Power switch
- Display screen
- Running light
- Battery level indicator
- Status light
- Fault light
- Positive and negative input and output terminals
- Reset button
- Dip switch
- Dry contact
- Upper computer communication port
- Parallel communication interface
- WIFI antenna (for Wi-Fi enabled models)
3.3 Automatic Fire Extinguishing Device
The battery pack is equipped with an automatic fire extinguishing device. It triggers upon encountering fire, quickly generating aerosol fire extinguishing agent to suppress combustion. This device can extinguish solid surface fires, liquid fires, gas fires, and electrical fires.

4. System Installation
4.1 Inspections Before Installation
Outer Package Inspection: Before opening, check for any visible damage (holes, cracks) on the outer package. Verify the product model. If any abnormalities are found, do not open the package and contact customer support immediately.
Deliverables Inspection: After opening, check if all items are complete and free from external damage. If any items are missing or damaged, please contact customer support.
| No. | Item | Quantity | Specification |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Battery Pack | 1 | 51.2V, 15.36kWh |
| 2 | Instruction manual | 1 | / |
| 3 | Power Cable | 1 | 1m |
| 4 | WIFI antenna | 1 | / |
| 5 | Signal cable | 1 | RJ45, 1m |
4.2 Preparation of Tools and Meters
Ensure you have the following tools and personal protective equipment:
- Installation tools: Screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers, wire strippers, crimping tools.
- Personal protective equipment: Protective gloves, safety goggles, safety shoes.
4.3 Selection of Installation Location
Basic Requirements:
- Do not install in areas with flammable or explosive materials.
- Avoid areas with salt damage (within 500m of shore or affected by sea breezes).
- Keep out of reach of children.
- The energy storage unit cannot be installed forwardly, horizontally, inversely, backwardly, or sideways.
- Wear goggles and protective gloves when drilling holes. Shield the device to prevent debris.
- Be prepared to bear heavy loads when handling to avoid injury.
Installation Space Requirements (Floor Mount):
- Place the battery on a firm, flat surface with a solid wall.
- Maintain a distance of 150-300mm between batteries.
- Maintain a distance of 200-500mm between the battery and the inverter.

4.4 Electrical Connection
Before making any electrical connections, ensure the energy storage switches are in the "OFF" state to prevent electric shock. All electrical connections must be performed by professional electrical technicians wearing personal protective equipment.
Preparation of Cables:
| No. | Cables | Description | Specification | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Power Cable | Power cable between the storage battery and inverter | Provided with the product together | |
| 2 | Signal line | Battery parallel communication line | Provided with the product together | |
| 3 | Signal line | Signal cable between battery modules or between battery and inverter | Prepare by the user itself | |
| 4 | AC input line | Cable between AC input and power module | Cable diameter 10mm²/7AWG | Prepare by the user itself |
| 5 | AC output line | Cable between AC output and power module | Cable diameter 10mm²/7AWG | Prepare by the user itself |
Connecting Signal Line (Single Battery Module): The signal line connects the RS485-Inverter interface of the battery module to the inverter. The communication port of some brand inverters needs to be connected to the RS485-2 interface.

When connecting the inverter, ensure the communication line is properly connected and the communication protocol is consistent. If using a standard network cable, cut off pins 1 and 2 for connection.
Energy Storage Battery Module Address Setting (Single Battery): When using a single battery, set the address to 0. Some inverters may require it to be set to 1.

Connecting Power Cord:
- For two batteries in parallel, connect the power cord of each battery.
- For multiple batteries in parallel, a bus bar is required.

Connecting Signal Line (Multiple Batteries): If multiple batteries are used, connect the communication line of each battery. Battery-to-battery connection uses the RS485-Battery interface, and battery-to-inverter connection uses the RS485-Inverter interface. The parallel status can be observed via the upper computer software (contact manufacturer for software).
Energy Storage Battery Module Address Setting (Multiple Batteries): If multiple energy storage battery modules are used in parallel, each module needs a unique address from 0 to 14. Addresses cannot be repeated.

5. Operation and System Debugging
5.1 Inspections Before Power-On
| No. | Inspection Item | Acceptance Criteria |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Energy storage installed in place | Installation is correct, secure, and reliable. |
| 2 | Installation environment meets requirements | Installation space is reasonable, environment is clean and tidy. |
| 3 | Power cord correctly connected | Positive and negative terminals are connected correctly without any missing. |
| 4 | Signal line correctly connected | Signal line is connected reliably, no wrong position. |
| 5 | Grounding is reliable | Grounding wire is correctly and reliably connected. |
| 6 | Switch of energy storage battery module is off | All switches connected to the energy storage are in the "OFF" state. |
5.2 Power-On Sequence
After connecting the battery to the inverter, follow these steps to power on:
- Turn on the breaker switch. If multiple battery modules are present, turn on all breaker switches.
- Turn on the battery switch button. The battery will start to work. For multiple modules, turn on the power switch one by one according to the address sequence.

5.3 System Status Indication (LCD Screen)
After the battery switch button is turned on, the LED indicator will light up or flash. The LCD screen provides detailed information.
HOME Screen: Displays Pack Info, Pack Status, Pack Parameters, and Pack Set options.
- Pack Info: View voltage, current, temperature, and other data.
- Pack Status: View protection status, protection times, and protection flags.
- Pack Parameters: Set protection parameters (currently not open for user modification).
- Pack Set: Set the host RS485 protocol or CAN protocol for BMS.
Pack Information:
- Vol (Voltage): Battery pack voltage.
- Cur (Current): Charging/discharging current.
- RSOC (Rest of state of capacity): Remaining capacity.
- FCC (Full charge capacity): Full charge capacity.
- Cyc (Cycle times): Number of charge/discharge cycles.
Pack Status: Displays protection signs generated by the BMS.
| Item | Definition |
|---|---|
| OVP | Over Voltage Protection (single cell) |
| UVP | Under Voltage Protection (single cell) |
| POVP | Pack Over Voltage Protection |
| PUVP | Pack Under Voltage Protection |
| COTP | Charge Over Temperature Protection |
| CUTP | Charge Under Temperature Protection |
| DOTP | Discharge Over Temperature Protection |
| DUDP | Discharge Under Temperature Protection |
| COCP | Charge Over Current Protection |
| DOCP | Discharge Over Current Protection |
| SCP | Short Circuit Protection |
| LOCK | Soft Lock |
5.4 Battery Communication Protocol
The battery supports various inverter communication protocols. The list is continuously updated.
| Inverter Brand | Agreement Name | Communication Mode |
|---|---|---|
| PYLON | PYLON low voltage protocol RS485 V3.5 | RS485-9600 |
| PYLON | PYLON-485-V2.8-161216-LFP | RS485-9600 |
| PYLON | CAN-Bus-protocol-PYLON | CANBUS-500K |
| Goodwe | Goodwe-CAN-V1.7-SolarInverterFamily-EN | CANBUS-500K |
| Growatt | SPF BMS RS-485 | RS485-9600 |
| Growatt | Growatt BMS CAN-Bus-protocol-low-voltage-V1.05 | CANBUS-500K |
| SMA | FSS-ConnectingBat-TI-en-20W | CANBUS-500K |
| Victron | CAN-bus_bms_protocol | CANBUS-500K |
| TBB | TBB lithium battery BMS platform CAN communication Protocol V1.02 | CANBUS-500K |
| MUST | 1_PV1800F-CAN communication Protocol1.04.04 | CANBUS-100K |
| SRNE | WOW-protocol-SRNE | RS485-9600 |
| Deye | RS485-protocol-pylon-low-voltage | RS485-9600 |
| Deye | CAN-Bus-protocol-PYLON-v1.3 | CANBUS-500K |
| INVT | XN Inverter and BMS 485 communication protocol 20200325 | RS485-9600 |
| Voltronic Inverter | Voltronic Inverter and BMS 485 communication protocol | RS485-9600 |
| SOFAR | new- CAN Description of the BMS Universal Protocol for Shouhang Energy Storage Inverter rev6 | CANBUS-500K |
| SOROCEC | new- CAN Description of the BMS Universal Protocol for Shouhang Energy Storage Inverter rev6 | CANBUS-500K |
| LUX POWER | Luxpowertek Battery CAN Protocol | CANBUS-500K |
| LUX POWER | Luxpowertek-485-V1.0.0-210625 | RS485-9600 |
5.5 Mobile Phone APP Connection
For models with Bluetooth or Wi-Fi functionality, you can connect via a mobile app.
- Install the WIFI antenna (if applicable) on the side of the battery.
- Search for "JBD Li-ion" in your mobile app store, download, and register.
- Open the app and add the device by scanning the QR code on the battery or manually entering the MAC code.
- Choose to connect via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Note: Wi-Fi connection requires an effective wireless network.

6. System Maintenance
6.1 System Power-Off Sequence
To safely power off the system:
- Turn off the breaker switch between the inverter and AC output (if installed).
- Turn off the breaker switch between the inverter unit and AC input (if installed).
- Turn off the breaker switch between the inverter unit and the PV string (if installed).
- Turn off the breaker switch between the inverter and battery.
- Turn off the button on all storage battery modules. The energy storage is now successfully powered off.
⚠️ After power-off, the system may still have residual power and heat. Wear protective gloves and wait 5 minutes after all indicator lights are off before performing maintenance.
6.2 Routine Maintenance
Regular maintenance ensures long-term, good operation of the energy storage system.
| Item | Methods | Maintenance Interval |
|---|---|---|
| System cleanliness | Check if the radiator is covered or dirty on a regular basis. | Once every six months to one year. |
| Running status of system |
| Once every six months. |
| Electrical connection |
| Half a year after first debugging and testing, then once every six months to one year thereafter. |
| Grounding reliability | Check if the grounding cable is grounded reliably. | Half a year after first debugging and testing, then once every six months to one year thereafter. |
6.3 Battery Storage and Maintenance
Storage Requirements:
- Do not put the battery upside down or on its side.
- Stacking should meet package requirements.
- Handle with care; avoid damage.
- Recommended storage temperature: 20°C to 30°C (range: -10°C to 55°C).
- Relative humidity: 5%RH-80%RH.
- Store in a dry, well-ventilated, and clean area.
- Keep away from corrosive organic solvents, gases, and other substances.
- Avoid direct sunlight.
- Maintain at least two meters distance from heat sources.
- When storing, disconnect the battery from external connections. The indicator light on the battery panel should be off.
- Recharge batteries stored for long periods: every 3 months for storage at -10°C to 25°C, every 6 months for 25°C to 35°C, or every 1 month for 35°C to 55°C.
Charging Requirements for Storage:
| Ambient Temperature for Storage | Relative Humidity for Storage Environment | Storage Time | SOC |
|---|---|---|---|
| <-10°C | / | Prohibited | / |
| -10~25°C | 5%~70% | ≤12 months | 30%≤SOC≤60% |
| 25~35°C | ≤6 months | ||
| 35~45°C | ≤3 months | ||
| >45°C | / | Prohibited | / |
6.4 Device Cleaning
Clean the product regularly using a soft, dry cloth or vacuum cleaner. Do not use organic solvents, corrosive liquids, or other cleaning products.
7. Troubleshooting
| Fault | Handling Measures |
|---|---|
| Indicator light and LCD do not work | Check if the battery is in sleep mode. If neither charged nor discharged, it will automatically enter sleep mode after a period of time. |
| All indicators of the battery are off | If battery power is low, charge it. If not used for a long time, it will automatically sleep and can be used normally after restarting. |
| Battery overcurrent protection fault | Check for a short circuit in the battery wiring. Check if the load power exceeds the maximum. |
| The battery cannot be charged | Check if the battery is fully charged. Check if the ambient temperature is below -10°C. |
| Communication error with inverter | Check if the communication interface is incorrectly plugged in. Verify wiring is secure. Check if the battery address is set correctly. Verify the protocol is secure. |
8. User Tips
- Capacity Verification: Upon receiving your battery, it is recommended to verify its actual capacity to ensure it meets your expectations.
- Stock Availability: If you require a specific voltage/capacity combination (e.g., 24V 100Ah or 48V 100Ah), always confirm availability in your local warehouse before purchase.
- Parallel Connections: The system supports parallel connection of up to 32 batteries for increased capacity. Ensure correct address settings for each module.
- App Monitoring: Utilize the mobile app for real-time monitoring of battery parameters like SOC, voltage, current, and cell temperatures. This helps in proactive maintenance and troubleshooting.
9. Product Dimensions and Packaging
9.1 Product Dimensions
The external dimensions of the energy storage battery module and power module are 800*270*390mm.

9.2 Package Dimensions
The packaging size for a single energy storage battery module is 970*475*465mm.
9.3 Accessories
| No. | Materials | Quantity | Remark |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Battery Pack | 1 | 51.2V, 15.36kWh |
| 2 | Instruction manual | 1 | / |
| 3 | Power Cable | 1 | 1m |
| 4 | WIFI antenna | 1 | / |
| 5 | Signal cable | 1 | RJ45, 1m |
10. Warranty and Support
Any damage to the device resulting from neglecting or misreading of this user manual, installation and service manual, or quality assurance requirements will invalidate the product warranty.
For detailed item guides and documents, including a user manual in PDF format, please refer to the official product page or contact customer support. The PDF manual can be found at: User Manual (PDF).
For technical assistance, software updates, or specific inquiries regarding your SJY LiFePO4 Lithium Battery Pack, please contact the manufacturer's customer support.





