The Darfon B12LF is a 12kWh LFP battery cabinet, but if you need more, two B12LFs can be stacked for 24kWh of power.
B05LM 5kWh LNMC Battery
The B05LM is Darfon’s lightweight battery solution for its hybrid inverters.
G640 Microinverter
The G640 is a dual-input microinverter with just one AC connector. It is an economical solution for both residential and commercial systems.
ACRak 320 Solution
ACRak combines Darfon microinverters, IronRidge XR rails and trunk cabling to create an easy-to-install, out-of-the-box solution.
H200 Energy Storage System
The H200 is an energy storage solution for residential and small commercial systems. It integrates LiFePO4 batteries and the H5000 into an industrial rack.
H100 Energy Storage System
The H100 is an energy storage solution for residential and small commercial systems. It integrates lead acid AGM batteries and the H5000 into an industrial rack.
G320 Microinverter
The Darfon G320 microinverter combines of power and flexibility. It features a high reliability design and has an outstanding efficiency, THD and Power Factor.
MIG300 Microinverter
Darfon MIG300 microinverter has a nominal input power rating of 300W with a voltage range compatible with all conventional 60 and 72 cell modules.
DL-100 Data Logger
The DL-100 Data Logger is used in conjunction with the PCC100 PLC Box to provide monitoring for the MIG240 and MIG300 microinverters.
PCC100 PLC Box
The PCC100 PLC Box is used in conjunction with the DL-100 Data Logger to provide monitoring for the MIG240 and MIG300 microinverters.
HBB3000 Hybrid Inverter
Darfon HBB3000 hybrid inverter supports output up to 3000W and has user customizable settings to control where power is received and sent.
HBF Off-Grid Inverters
The HBF2000, HBF3000 and HBF5000 off-grid inverters have customizable user settings to control power flow from pv modules, the grid and batteries.
MIG240 Microinverter
Darfon MIG240 microinverter has a maximum input power rating of 260W and uses standard cabling that supports up to 25 units per 30A branch circuit.
