Under Development · Not Yet Commercially Available
NexisVolt 1.92 Pro
A direct LFP replacement for a single tubular lead-acid battery.
Built for home-inverter users moving off tubular lead-acid: the same footprint role, with lithium life and a Smart BMS.
Register Your InterestApproved headline specs
- Nominal voltage
- 12.8 V
- Rated capacity
- 150 Ah
- Nominal energy
- 1.92 kWh
Concept representation. Final product appearance may vary.
Electrical
- Nominal voltage
- 12.8 V
- Rated capacity
- 150 Ah
- Nominal energy
- 1.92 kWh
Detailed specifications will be announced following engineering validation.
Physical
Detailed specifications will be announced following engineering validation.
Operating
Detailed specifications will be announced following engineering validation.
Indoor, ventilated, wall-adjacent installation with a compatible inverter.
Smart BMS protections
- Over-voltage and under-voltage cut-off
- Over-current and short-circuit protection
- Over-temperature and low-temperature charge protection
- Cell balancing
- Reverse-polarity protection
Compatibility
Detailed specifications will be announced following engineering validation.
Single 12 V inverter systems. Follow the installation guide for cable sizing.
Exclusions: Not for series stacking beyond the approved configuration.
Quality
Grade-A LFP cells from qualified suppliers (statement subject to approval).
Pack and cell-batch serial record planned from assembly onward.
- End-of-line electrical test
- BMS function test
- Insulation / hi-pot check
Certifications
Product testing, validation and applicable certification planning are currently in progress. Final certification details will be published before commercial availability.
Pre-launch disclosure: NexisVolt is currently in the product development stage. Product designs, specifications, features, warranty positioning, certifications and availability are indicative and may change following engineering validation. Products are not presently offered for commercial sale through this website.
Figures not shown above are planning targets still in engineering validation and are published here only after formal approval.