All-in-one energy storage system
YR-AIO6.2-M16 16.07kWh All-in-One Energy Storage System
A 51.2V LiFePO4 storage system that combines a 16.07kWh battery with a 6.2kW inverter for residential solar self-consumption, backup power and off-grid supply discussions.
Product model: YR-AIO6.2-M16 · 51.2V 314Ah LiFePO4 · 6.2kW YR-6248SMH inverter

Product overview
16.07kWh integrated storage for structured system evaluation
YR-AIO6.2-M16 integrates the battery and inverter in a floor-standing all-in-one format for distributors, installers and OEM/ODM buyers assessing residential solar self-consumption, backup power and off-grid applications. Explore the CVC Energy portable power and all-in-one range for related supply options.
- 16.07kWh LiFePO4 battery based on a 51.2V 314Ah configuration
- Integrated 6.2kW YR-6248SMH inverter with 220/230/240VAC output
- PV input range of 90–280VAC ±3V and 56.4VDC battery input
- RS485, CAN and RS232 communication interfaces for system integration review
- Up to 9 inverter units in parallel, subject to confirmed configuration
- Review available product documents before quotation and final system matching

For procurement and installation planning, please confirm local electrical requirements, battery/inverter configuration, documentation and final compatibility before quotation.
Product Core Advantages
Two practical points for evaluating YR-AIO6.2-M16 as an all-in-one system option.
Battery and inverter in one floor-standing enclosure
Combining a 16.07kWh LiFePO4 battery with a 6.2kW inverter helps channel buyers evaluate one matched equipment package while confirming final project conditions before supply.
Solar, backup and off-grid use cases
The AC, PV and communication interfaces support a structured review for selected solar self-use, backup power and off-grid requirements. Parallel operation must be confirmed against the final system design.
Application scenarios
Where an all-in-one platform can be evaluated
Each application requires a review of the final load, PV, local electrical and documentation conditions.
Residential solar self-consumption
Evaluate PV input, household load profile and local electrical requirements for self-use planning.
Home backup power
Review the essential-load plan and backup requirements before selecting a final configuration.
Off-grid energy planning
Use the system as a starting point for assessing PV, battery capacity and expected loads.
Channel product programs
Suitable for distributors and OEM/ODM buyers assessing an integrated format for selected markets.
Technical specifications
YR-AIO6.2-M16 specifications
| Product model | YR-AIO6.2-M16 |
|---|---|
| System type | All-in-one energy storage system with integrated battery and inverter |
| Battery chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| Battery nominal voltage / capacity | 51.2V / 314Ah |
| Nominal energy | 16.07kWh |
| Charge voltage / cut-off voltage | 58.4V / 42V |
| Standard / maximum charge-discharge current | 60A / 200A |
| Cycle life | ≥6,000 cycles at 80% DOD, 25°C |
| Communication | RS485 / CAN / RS232 |
| Battery operating temperature | Charge 0–60°C; discharge −10–65°C |
| Battery protection | IP55 |
| Battery dimensions / net weight | 740 × 420 × 240mm / approx. 130kg |
| Inverter model / rated power | YR-6248SMH / 6.2kW |
| AC input / output | L+N+PE (220VAC) / 220, 230 or 240VAC ±5% |
| PV input | 90–280VAC ±3V |
| Inverter protection / parallel units | IP20 / maximum 9 units |
| Inverter dimensions / gross weight | 590 × 460 × 280mm / approx. 30kg |
Standard models support prompt initial supply. Volume orders are produced against confirmed specifications, with a typical lead time of 15-45 days depending on model, quantity, customization, documentation requirements and destination. Final configuration, MOQ, delivery and warranty terms are confirmed in the quotation.
Assessing a 16.07kWh all-in-one storage system?
Share your target market, PV and load requirements, expected quantity and documentation needs. CVC Energy will help review whether the YR-AIO6.2-M16 configuration fits your project or channel program.
