Gobel PowerGlee 5 5.12kWh Wall-Mounted LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerGlee 5 5.12kWh Wall-Mounted LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerGlee 5 5.12kWh Wall-Mounted LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerGlee 5 5.12kWh Wall-Mounted LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerGlee 5 5.12kWh Wall-Mounted LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerGlee 5 5.12kWh Wall-Mounted LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerGlee 5 5.12kWh Wall-Mounted LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerGlee 5 5.12kWh Wall-Mounted LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerGlee 5 5.12kWh Wall-Mounted LiFePO4 Battery
Gobel PowerGlee 5 5.12kWh Wall-Mounted LiFePO4 Battery

Gobel PowerGlee 5 5.12kWh Wall-Mounted LiFePO4 Battery

Model:
GP-PW1-5K
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:
500 × 448 × 164mm
Weight:
50kg
Mounting:
Indoor wall-mounted
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
Magazyny UE i USA
Dostawa DDP w 3-7 dni
Do 10 lat gwarancji
Wiodaca, 6000+ cykli
Certyfikowane bezpieczenstwo
Certyfikaty CE / UN38.3 / MSDS
Opis produktu

Slim wall-mounted home battery

More energy. Less floor space.

A slim 5.12kWh wall-mounted LiFePO4 battery that brings professional solar storage and smart system integration into compact homes.

PowerGlee 5 product view
5.12kWhNominal energy
164mmSlim depth
5.12kWContinuous output
16 unitsParallel expansion
PowerGlee 5 LiFePO4 battery design

Designed around real installations

Wall-mounted storage for space-conscious homes.

PowerGlee 5 turns a 51.2V 100Ah LiFePO4 battery into a slim indoor wall-mounted system. At just 164mm deep, it preserves valuable floor space while retaining the communication, protection and expandability expected from a professional home battery.

Technology with purpose

A cleaner way to add residential storage.

01

Slim wall-mounted design

The 500 × 448 × 164mm enclosure fits utility rooms and compact installation areas where a floor cabinet or rack is impractical.

02

5.12kW continuous output

A 100A continuous rating and 130A peak for 25 seconds support practical residential backup and solar self-consumption loads.

03

Connected by design

CAN, RS485, RS232, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and dry-contact options support inverter communication and flexible local or connected monitoring.

04

Expandable home storage

Parallel support for up to 16 units provides a route from one 5.12kWh battery to 81.92kWh of combined capacity.

PowerGlee 5 solar energy storage application

Ready for everyday energy

Quiet, connected and out of the way.

Passive fanless cooling, a smart JKBMS platform and integrated protection help PowerGlee 5 disappear into the home while staying visible to the energy system.

Where it fits

Home battery storage without giving up floor space.

PowerGlee 5 is designed for compact residential installations where a wall-mounted battery is easier to integrate than a floor cabinet or equipment rack. Its slim enclosure supports solar self-consumption, essential-load backup and staged capacity expansion.

Compact utility roomsResidential solar storageEssential-load backupWall-mounted expansion

Buyer’s guide

Sizing a compact wall-mounted home battery.

A 5.12kWh wall battery is a practical starting point for selected household loads. Before choosing the number of modules, calculate the energy required through the desired backup period and confirm that the wall, inverter and electrical design suit the installation.

1

Prioritize the loads

Refrigeration, lighting, communications and selected outlets often form an essential-load group. Use actual wattage and operating time to estimate the kWh required.

2

Check power and runtime separately

PowerGlee 5 is rated for 5.12kW continuous output and 5.12kWh nominal energy. The similar numbers represent different quantities and should not be used interchangeably.

3

Verify the mounting location

Confirm wall structure, clearances, indoor environmental limits, cable routing and service access. If expansion is likely, reserve wall area and electrical capacity for additional modules.

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-PW1-5K
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
500 × 448 × 164mm
Environment
IP21 indoor; wall-mounted

Solar battery knowledge

What to know before installing a wall battery.

Wall-mounted does not mean plug-and-play

A residential solar battery remains part of a DC power system. It requires compatible inverter settings, correct isolation and overcurrent protection, suitable conductors and professional commissioning.

Smart BMS communication has a specific role

CAN and RS485 can share operating limits and status with a compatible inverter. Wi-Fi or Bluetooth may support monitoring and setup, but neither replaces the primary battery-to-inverter control link.

How a 5kWh system can grow

PowerGlee 5 supports up to 16 parallel units for 81.92kWh nominal capacity. Expansion should be planned around approved communication, balanced cabling, protection and the inverter’s total supported battery current.

A precise fit

A 5kWh wall battery for modern home solar.

PowerGlee 5 is tailored to homeowners searching for a 5.12kWh wall-mounted home battery, a 51.2V 100Ah solar battery or a slim LiFePO4 battery for residential backup.

Its compact powerwall-style format, smart BMS and CAN/RS485 interfaces make it suitable for solar self-consumption, 48V inverter systems and expandable home energy storage where floor space is limited.

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.