Cworth Energy are available, with some key differences being voltage and cycle life. All use LiFePO4 chemistry and an intelligent Battery Management System (BMS

5kWh, 24V (Model: CE-LBD-24200) 

Based on product listings from retailers like Zit Nigeria, the 24V model has the following specifications: 

Capacity: 5kWh

Nominal Voltage: 25.6V

Maximum Charge/Discharge Current: 120A

Recommended Charge/Discharge Current: ≤60A

Maximum Output Power: 3000W

Cycle Life: ≥3200 cycles

Connectivity: Can be connected in series for 48V with two packs, or in parallel (2–6 packs)

Dimensions: 470 x 300 x 285 mm

Weight: 45kg 

5kWh, 48V (Model: CE-LBT-48100C) 

According to the Cworth Energy website, here are the specifications for the 48V model: 

Capacity: 5kWh

Nominal Voltage: 51.2V

Maximum Charge/Discharge Current: 100A

Recommended Charge/Discharge Current: ≤60A

Maximum Output Power: 5120W

Cycle Life: ≥6000 cycles at 80% Depth of Discharge (DOD)

Communication Ports: RS485, CAN

Connectivity: Can be connected in parallel (1–6 units)

Dimensions: 490 x 440 x 185 mm

Weight: 45kg 

Other features for all models

Battery Chemistry: All Cworth 5kWh batteries use lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO₄) cells, which offer reliability and a long lifespan.

Safety Features: An intelligent BMS provides protection against overcharging, over-discharging, overheating, and short-circuiting.

Compatibility: The batteries are designed for broad compatibility with most off-grid and hybrid inverters.