Gobel PowerCornet 5 5.12kWh Server Rack LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerCornet 5 5.12kWh Server Rack LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerCornet 5 5.12kWh Server Rack LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerCornet 5 5.12kWh Server Rack LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerCornet 5 5.12kWh Server Rack LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerCornet 5 5.12kWh Server Rack LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerCornet 5 5.12kWh Server Rack LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerCornet 5 5.12kWh Server Rack LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerCornet 5 5.12kWh Server Rack LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerCornet 5 5.12kWh Server Rack LiFePO4 Battery

Gobel PowerCornet 5 5.12kWh Server Rack LiFePO4 Battery

Model:
GP-SR3-5K
Battery Type:
Prismatic LiFePO4, 16S1P
Nominal Voltage:
51.2V
Operating Voltage:
44.8V to 57.6V
Nominal Capacity:
100Ah
Total Energy:
5.12kWh
Max Charge / Discharge Current:
100A / 100A
Peak Current:
130A for 25 seconds
Max / Peak Output:
5.12kW / 6.66kW for 25 seconds
Depth of Discharge:
100% DOD
Cycle Life:
6,000+ cycles to 70% EOL; 16MWh throughput
Dimensions:
148 × 449 × 510mm
Weight:
50kg
Mounting:
3U, 19-inch indoor rack
Ingress Protection:
IP21 indoor
BMS:
JKBMS JK100
Communication:
CAN, RS485, RS232, Wi-Fi and dry contact
Parallel Connection:
Up to 16 units, 81.92kWh
Certifications:
CE and UN38.3
Warranty:
5 years; 10-year PRO option
Lager in EU & USA
DDP-Lieferung in 3-7 Tagen
Bis zu 10 Jahre Garantie
Marktfuehrend, 6000+ Zyklen
Zertifizierte Sicherheit
CE / UN38.3 / MSDS zertifiziert
Produktbeschreibung

Compact 3U rack battery

Small footprint. Full-scale battery intelligence.

A compact 5.12kWh, 51.2V server rack LiFePO4 battery for modular residential solar, backup and off-grid systems.

PowerCornet 5 product view
5.12kWhNominal energy
3U19-inch rack
5.12kWContinuous output
16 unitsParallel expansion
PowerCornet 5 LiFePO4 battery design

Designed around real installations

Purpose-built for standard battery racks.

PowerCornet 5 packages a 51.2V 100Ah LiFePO4 battery into a compact 3U, 19-inch enclosure. The format is easy to service, simple to expand and well suited to systems where each battery module should remain independently accessible.

Technology with purpose

Compact does not mean basic.

01

100A continuous current

The 5.12kWh module supports 5.12kW continuous output and a 6.66kW peak for 25 seconds.

02

Smart connected BMS

JKBMS JK100, 2A bidirectional active balancing, Bluetooth and communication interfaces support monitoring and inverter integration.

03

Quiet indoor operation

Passive fanless cooling keeps the battery quiet, with a 125A circuit breaker and aerosol fire suppression integrated into the platform.

04

Modular by design

Connect up to 16 batteries for 81.92kWh of combined nominal capacity as energy requirements grow.

PowerCornet 5 solar energy storage application

Ready for everyday energy

Build the system one intelligent module at a time.

CAN, RS485, RS232, Wi-Fi and dry-contact options make PowerCornet 5 a versatile rack battery for professional residential and off-grid system integration.

Where it fits

A modular building block for rack-based solar storage.

PowerCornet 5 is a compact choice for homeowners and installers who want to begin with one 5.12kWh server rack battery and retain a clear expansion path. The 3U format fits standard 19-inch racks and keeps each battery module accessible for service and system growth.

Solar battery racksEssential-load backupOff-grid solar systemsExpandable battery banks

Buyer’s guide

Start with 5.12kWh and scale deliberately.

A single PowerCornet 5 can support a focused backup plan, while multiple modules can build a larger battery bank. The right quantity depends on both energy demand and inverter power, not on a fixed battery count for every home.

1

Define the first-stage load

List the essential circuits and their operating hours. One 5.12kWh module may suit a compact critical-load system; longer backup windows can require additional modules.

2

Check the power path

Each module is rated for 5.12kW continuous output. Confirm the inverter’s battery current, DC protection and cable design, particularly when several modules operate in parallel.

3

Reserve rack and busbar capacity

Plan rack units, ventilation, cable routing, isolation and equal-length connections before expansion. PowerCornet 5 supports up to 16 units for 81.92kWh nominal capacity.

Technical details

The numbers behind the system.

Core specifications for system planning. Confirm inverter settings and final configuration with your installer before commissioning.

Model
GP-SR3-5K
Chemistry
Prismatic LiFePO4, 16S1P
Voltage / capacity
51.2V / 100Ah
Nominal energy
5.12kWh
Continuous / peak current
100A / 130A for 25 seconds
Continuous / peak output
5.12kW / 6.66kW
Cycle life
6,000+ cycles to 70% EOL
BMS
JKBMS JK100
Communication
CAN, RS485, RS232, Wi-Fi, dry contact
Parallel connection
Up to 16 units / 81.92kWh
Dimensions
148 × 449 × 510mm
Environment
IP21 indoor; fanless cooling

Solar battery knowledge

How server rack batteries simplify expansion.

Why 3U matters

Rack units define enclosure height in a standard 19-inch rack. PowerCornet 5 uses 3U, allowing installers to estimate rack space accurately and organize batteries, protection and communications in a serviceable layout.

What 51.2V 100Ah means

Voltage multiplied by amp-hours gives nominal watt-hours: 51.2V × 100Ah equals 5.12kWh. This relationship explains why many 48V solar batteries use a 51.2V nominal LiFePO4 pack.

Why every parallel module must be planned

Parallel expansion increases total storage, but good current sharing depends on consistent cable resistance, approved protection and correct BMS communication. A battery rack is a system, not just a stack of independent boxes.

A precise fit

A 5kWh rack battery made for modular storage.

PowerCornet 5 is designed for searches such as 5.12kWh server rack battery, 51.2V 100Ah LiFePO4 battery and 3U solar battery module for a 19-inch rack.

It is a practical building block for residential battery backup, off-grid solar storage and modular 48V energy systems that need CAN/RS485 inverter communication and straightforward future expansion.

Plan your system

Tell us what you want to power.

Share your inverter model, available space and target backup time. Our team can help you identify the right battery configuration.

Discuss your project
Battery FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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How many PowerThor 5000 batteries do I need for a solar backup system?
Each PowerThor 5000 module provides 5.12kWh nominal energy, so the required quantity depends on essential-load kWh, desired backup time and reserve for conversion losses and operating limits. Also verify the inverter battery-current limit and system protection; the product supports 16 parallel units as standard and up to 32 with supported firmware.
How does PowerThor 5000 communicate with a solar inverter?
PowerThor 5000 uses a JK-Inverter BMS with CAN configured for Victron Energy by default and RS485 configured for Growatt by default, plus Bluetooth for local commissioning. Always confirm the exact inverter model, cable pinout, protocol selection and firmware because a matching connector alone does not establish compatibility.
How much power can the PowerHarp 32 battery deliver?
PowerHarp 32 provides 32.15kWh nominal energy and 15.36kW continuous output, with a 20.5kW peak rating under the specified current and duration limits. Its 51.2V 628Ah architecture uses a 300A BMS, so cable sizing, isolation and fault protection must be engineered for the full system current.
Is PowerHarp 32 suitable for a large home or small business?
PowerHarp 32 can suit large residential, workshop and light-commercial energy profiles when 32.15kWh of storage and 15.36kW continuous output match the measured load. Use interval consumption data where possible and have a qualified designer plan the inverter, protection, conductors and any parallel battery bank.
Can PowerHarp 16 be used for whole-house battery backup?
PowerHarp 16 is designed for residential backup and provides 16.07kWh nominal energy, 7.68kW continuous output and 10.2kW peak output under the stated conditions. Whether it can support the entire home depends on the selected circuits, starting loads, inverter, transfer equipment and required backup duration.
What is the difference between PowerHarp 16 and PowerFable 16?
Both provide approximately 16.07kWh from a 51.2V 314Ah LiFePO4 pack, but their installation formats differ. PowerHarp 16 is an integrated floor-standing indoor cabinet, while PowerFable 16 uses a serviceable 19-inch 6U rack format that can be installed only in its approved rack, stacking or caster configuration.