Pylontech specializes in reliable Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) battery energy storage systems (BESS) for residential, commercial, and grid-tied solar applications.
Pylontech (Pylon Technologies Co., Ltd.) is a dedicated provider of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), consolidating independent expertise in electrochemistry, power electronics, and system integration. Since its founding in 2009, Pylontech has become a global leader in the lithium battery market, delivering safe and long-lasting storage solutions. Their product portfolio includes low-voltage and high-voltage systems such as the popular US2000, US3000, US5000, and Force series.
Known for their modular design and high compatibility with leading inverter brands, Pylontech batteries are widely deployed in residential solar energy storage, commercial power backup, and microgrid projects. The company focuses on Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) technology to ensure thermal stability, safety, and a long cycle life for sustainable energy users worldwide.
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You can register your battery by visiting the 'Service and Support' section on the official Pylontech website. Registration typically requires the product serial number and installation details.
No. Most Pylontech 48V modules (such as the US2000, US3000, and US5000 series) are designed for parallel connection only to increase capacity. Connecting them in series to increase voltage can damage the BMS and poses a safety risk.
Firmware upgrades are generally performed using the 'Batteryview' software on a PC, connected to the battery's console port via a specialized RS232 cable. This should only be done by qualified personnel.
For the US2000, US3000, and US5000 series, the recommended charge voltage is typically between 52.5V and 53.5V DC. Always refer to your specific manual for precise settings compatible with your inverter.