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Technical selection for professionals

How to choose a solar battery for a professional project

Choosing a solar battery takes more than comparing kWh. Check whether the project is new or a retrofit, AC or DC coupling, voltage and BMS, charge and discharge power, phases, backup, communications, scalability and warranty. Plug & Play Energy checks each configuration against real project data and current documentation.

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Cegasa eBick Ultra 175 -48280M (13.4kWh)
The eBick Ultra 175 battery is Cegasa's answer to installers looking for a pre-installed and self-managing battery, “plug and play”.
It is ideal for replacing lead batteries in existing installations, as well as for new ones.
self-consumption and off-grid installations with needs between 13 and 54 KWh.
The eBick Ultra 175, offering a degree of protection IP30, is stackable up to 2 heights and up to 8 parallel connections in controlled conditions for communication.
Only 3 Units left in stock.
Decision guide

Which battery fits the project

Project typeArchitecture to assessData to verify
Project typeNew residential systemArchitecture to assessAC or DC depending on ecosystem, functions and planned expansion.Data to verifyConsumption, PV generation, phases, power, battery, BMS and backup loads.
Project typeRetrofit of existing PVArchitecture to assessAC coupling or explicitly documented DC expansion.Data to verifyExact inverter model, voltage, BMS, firmware, metering, export and protection.
Project typeCommercial and industrialArchitecture to assessBESS with EMS according to operating goal and load profile.Data to verifyLoad curve, power, goal, space, grid, protection and control strategy.
Project typeOff-grid or critical loadsArchitecture to assessComplete generation, storage, control and backup system.Data to verifyAutonomy, peaks, simultaneity, generator, reserve, temperature and failure modes.

Is an AC or DC battery better?

It depends on the project. AC coupling often simplifies retrofits and separates ecosystems; DC can provide direct integration in new or hybrid systems. Exact compatibility and losses must be checked using the complete design.

How many kWh of battery does a system need?

Calculate it using hourly consumption and generation, the goal, autonomy, power, depth of discharge and losses. Monthly consumption alone is not enough for correct sizing.

Must the battery use the same brand as the inverter?

Not necessarily. DC requires documented compatibility between inverter, battery and BMS. AC may allow electrical coexistence, but this does not imply functional integration: metering, control, export and backup must be validated.

What distinguishes a C&I BESS from a home battery?

Not just capacity. C&I projects depend on power, load profile, EMS, grid connection, protection, space, operation, maintenance and the economic or operating goal. They require a specific study.

Size the system before quoting

Send us the technical data and we will help define power, capacity, architecture and auxiliary equipment.

Updated 10 September 2026. Final selection is validated against current documentation and real project data.

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