Series Deye RW-F10.2 and RW-F10.2-B are low-voltage energy storage units designed for stable operation in hybrid and backup systems, where safety, easy expansion, and convenient operation are key. The key advantage is the LiFePO4 (LFP) chemistry-cobalt-free, with high thermal stability and long lifespan-meaning practically less risk of overheating and guaranteed performance during daily charging and discharging cycles compared to NMC.
An intelligent BMS built-in monitors operational parameters and protects the battery, while the modules support automatic parallel connection without manual coding, shortening installation time and simplifying maintenance. For users, it's also important that the series offers nearly 6000 cycles and 10-year warranty-a real perspective of multi-year, predictable operation. The system is scalable (allowing connection of multiple modules), making it suitable for homes, businesses, and off-grid setups, especially when integrated with Deye inverters and compatible hybrid solutions.
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| Shop | Country | Price | Per kWh | Stock | Offer updated | Link to shop |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| www.nejpanely.cz | Czechia | 55 000 Kč incl. VAT | 5 978.26 Kč/kWh | Not stated | 15h ago | Visit shop |
Specifications
Pros and cons
LFP (lithium iron phosphate) cells exhibit a higher thermal runaway temperature (above 270°C) compared to ~150°C for NMC, which significantly reduces the risk of fire. This translates to a significantly lower operational risk in everyday charging cycles under home conditions, without the need for additional cooling systems.
The declared 6000 full cycles at a 90% depth of discharge (9.2 kWh usable from 10.24 kWh nominal) positions the series above the standard for segments of approximately 4000-5000 cycles (e.g., Pylontech US5000: 6000 cycles, but at 80% DoD). A 10-year warranty provides predictable total cost of ownership (TCO) for residential and commercial & industrial installations.
The ability to connect up to 32 RW-F10.2 units provides a total capacity of approximately 327 kWh in a single installation, opening up applications for both residential homes (1-3 modules) and commercial and off-grid systems without the need to change the hardware platform.
The integrated BMS supports automatic module linking - eliminating the need for manual DIP switch configuration. This reduces the startup time of multi-module installations and minimizes the risk of configuration errors during maintenance.
The series also includes: UL1973, UL9540A (for the North American market), IEC 62619, CE, VDE 2510-50 (for the German/EU market), and CEC (Australia) - which allows for sale and installation on the three major markets without the need to certify local variants, and IP65 enables outdoor mounting (wall or floor).
Under a full load of 10 kW, the current on the main line is approximately 196 A, which requires cables with a cross-section of 70-95 mm² and robust busbars. High-voltage systems (e.g., BYD Battery-Box HVS: 200-500 V) reduce currents by 4-10 times, reducing cable costs and transmission losses - a significant drawback in large, multi-module installations.
Communication via CAN2.0/RS485 is natively supported by Deye and Sol-Ark inverters. Integration with platforms from other manufacturers (Fronius, SMA, Victron) requires compatibility verification based on the list of approved batteries for a specific inverter, and this may limit the full functionality of the BMS (e.g., dynamic balancing by the inverter).
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About the RW-F10.2 & RW-F10.2-B series
These answers cover the whole series. Where a figure differs, the specification above is this model's own.