EG4 WallMount 314Ah Indoor Battery, 48V 16kWh LiFePO4, Self-Heating, 200A Continuous, Expands to 32 Units, UL 1973 & UL 9540
SKU: EG448V314AIDWMB





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Product Summary
This EG4 16kWh battery packs 314Ah of LiFePO4 into one cabinet that hangs on a garage or utility room wall and delivers up to 200A continuous for home backup or off-grid living. Auto-ID handles inverter setup with no DIP switches, and the bank grows to 32 batteries as your needs do.
Specifications:
- 16kWh nominal at 51.2V and 314Ah, with 12.86kWh usable at EG4's recommended 80% depth of discharge
- Delivers 200A continuous (157A recommended) and charges at up to 157A, with 12.8kW of peak power for 3 seconds
- Built-in 448W heater switches on at 32°F (0°C) and off at 37°F (3°C); charges from 32 to 122°F and discharges from -4 to 131°F
- Auto-ID BMS with active balancing and a built-in 250A breaker, communicating over CAN or RS485, with up to 32 batteries in parallel
- Rated for 10,000 cycles at 80% depth of discharge, backed by a 10-year warranty
- UL 1973 and UL 9540A, with UL 9540 listings as a one to six battery DC ESS and with the FlexBOSS21 or FlexBOSS18
- 34.1 × 18.1 × 9.6 in (865 × 460 × 245 mm), 293 lbs (133 kg), IP20 indoor enclosure
- Ships with wall bracket, X-bracket, two sets of 2/0 AWG power cables, communication cable, two terminating resistors, six M8 anchors, two lifting eye bolts and a Wi-Fi/Bluetooth antenna
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About the EG4 WallMount 314Ah Indoor Battery
Sixteen kilowatt-hours in one cabinet means fewer batteries to hang, wire and manage. This EG4 16kWh battery mounts on a garage, shed or utility room wall, delivers 200A (10.2kW) continuous, and covers short surges up to 12.8kW. A built-in heater keeps it ready to charge through cold snaps, and the third-generation BMS sets itself up with your inverter, so commissioning takes a cable and a power-on sequence instead of DIP switches and protocol menus.
Start with one battery and add more as your loads or solar array grow. EG4 supports up to 32 in one bank, and each new battery picks up its ID automatically when it joins.
16kWh Nominal, 12.86kWh Usable: Sizing an EG4 Home Battery Bank
The 16kWh rating is nominal (51.2V × 314Ah). EG4 recommends running the battery to 80% depth of discharge, which gives you 12.86kWh of usable energy per battery and is the basis for its 10,000-cycle rating. Plan your bank around the usable number: two batteries give you about 25.7kWh to work with, and three give you about 38.6kWh.
For continuous loads, EG4 recommends 157A per battery and allows up to 200A. One battery handles 8kW of continuous charging and 10.2kW of continuous discharge, so if your inverter's output or a heavy load like a well pump or welder runs past that, add a battery and let the bank share the current. Our team is happy to help with sizing.
EG4 Battery Compatibility with FlexBOSS, 18kPV and Victron Inverters
The battery talks to the inverter over CAN or RS485 and runs closed loop with EG4's hybrid and off-grid inverters. With a FlexBOSS21, for example, the first battery cabled to the inverter takes ID 1 as the primary, and every follower numbers itself from there.
Victron systems connect over CAN, and EG4's manual lists the other inverter brands it supports on each port. The included Wi-Fi/Bluetooth antenna links the battery to EG4's monitoring platform, which also delivers remote firmware updates.
UL 9540 Listings and Where You Can Install It
The battery carries UL 1973 and UL 9540A at the battery level. At the system level, it holds a UL 9540 listing on its own as a DC energy storage system with one to six batteries, plus a second UL 9540 listing with one to six batteries paired with one to three FlexBOSS21 or FlexBOSS18 inverters. Both certificates are in the downloads below, ready for your AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction) at permit review.
EG4 rates the battery for indoor use in attached or detached garages, sheds, enclosed utility closets, basements and utility spaces, and keeps it out of living spaces and marine environments. Its manual calls for at least 4 in between batteries and 23.6 in (600 mm) of clearance from exposures and egress points. For an outside wall, the WallMount 314Ah All Weather Battery is the outdoor-rated version.
Self-Heating for Cold Garages and Sheds
LiFePO4 cells only accept a charge above 32°F (0°C), which matters in an unheated garage. This battery carries its own 448W heater that switches on when its internal temperature drops to 32°F and off at 37°F (3°C), so the bank is ready to charge on cold mornings. It discharges down to -4°F (-20°C) and charges from 32 to 122°F (0 to 50°C).
Wall or Floor Mounting, Wiring and the Conduit Box
At 293 lbs (133 kg), EG4 calls for a team lift, and the two included M10 eye bolts let you raise the battery with an equipment lift. The wall bracket anchors with six fasteners, and the pre-installed feet carry part of the weight to the floor so the wall never holds it all. Floor mounting works too, in a spot where drainage keeps water away.
Each battery ships with two sets of 2/0 AWG Degson power cables (39.4 in), a communication cable and terminating resistors. Each polarity has four Degson quick connectors plus a stud terminal, and the stud takes a lugged cable when the included ones don't reach. Build those runs to length with our custom battery cables, sized from an NEC ampacity chart.
Up to six batteries share the internal busbars. Past six, EG4 calls for an external fused positive busbar and unfused negative busbar, each rated for at least 200A per battery, with fuses no larger than 250A. Each battery also has its own built-in 250A breaker.
To finish the install, the EG4 Indoor Buildable Conduit Box bolts to the top of the battery and encloses the power, communication and ground wiring running up to the inverter. The included X-bracket positions an 18kPV, 12kPV, FlexBOSS18 or FlexBOSS21 above the battery, and the dry-contact port accepts an optional ESS shutdown button that turns off every battery and inverter at once.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Garages are on EG4's approved list. Without ventilation, EG4 calls for a room of at least 1,766 ft³ (50 m³), which keeps any vented gas below 25% of its lower flammable limit in a worst case. That works out to about 220 ft² of floor under an 8 ft ceiling. Adding batteries doesn't raise the requirement, and ventilation can lower it under local code, so confirm the plan with your AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction).
Yes. The 314Ah battery has no DIP switches, so it has to be the primary, and up to eight 314Ah batteries can communicate with 280Ah units in one bank. The link between the two models takes a custom communication cable wired to RJ45 pins 7 and 8 only, and the 280Ah DIP IDs start after the last 314Ah battery. Charge every battery to 100% before paralleling and expect up to 5% state-of-charge difference between models. A mixed bank is no longer a UL 9540 listed configuration, so check with your AHJ before you buy.
Not directly. Microinverters have no battery input, so the battery needs a battery-based hybrid or off-grid inverter that communicates with it over CAN or RS485. Our team is happy to help you match one to your existing array.
EG4 warrants the battery for 10 years or 10,000 cycles. The cycle rating assumes a 0.5C rate, 77°F (25°C) and 80% depth of discharge, measured to 70% of original capacity. Register the battery at eg4electronics.com/warranty, and follow EG4's installation instructions, since the manual notes that improper installation or servicing can void coverage.
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