How to Read Battery Energy and Model Names
A battery model name is an identifier. For the BATTRIVA catalog, the capacity displayed on a product page comes from the explicitly listed Battery Energy field. These two pieces of information should be read separately, especially when a model name contains an energy-like label.
This guide explains how to compare the existing catalog without replacing source values with assumptions. For a product selection, use the exact model page and ask for confirmation of any discrepancy before proceeding.
Start with the exact model identifier
Copy the full model name into your enquiry, including punctuation and suffixes. A family label such as rack-mount, standing or wall-mounted helps you find the right section, but it does not replace the individual model identifier.
The standalone battery catalog separates these families. Open an individual detail page to read the specifications associated with that model rather than applying one model's values to a whole family.
Read Battery Energy exactly as listed
The following examples preserve both the original model name and the explicit Battery Energy value in the catalog dated 28 April 2026:
| Original model name | Listed Battery Energy |
|---|---|
| Rack Mount-5kWh-A1 | 5.12kWh |
| Standing-32kWh | 35kWh |
The model designation and the energy description differ in these source records. This guide preserves the discrepancy; it does not silently rename the product, change the energy value or claim that the discrepancy has been resolved. Ask for the matching specification to be confirmed before selecting the model.
Keep the other specification fields separate
Battery Voltage, Rated Capacity, charging current, discharging current, communication, dimensions and weight are separate entries. Read each field from the selected model's detail page. Do not fill a missing Battery Energy value by calculating from voltage and Ah, or infer an unlisted specification from a model name.
A listed communication entry also does not establish compatibility with an unspecified inverter or installation. Share the exact equipment details when asking for a technical review.
Keep a product specification distinct from a backup package
The Nigeria backup solutions section contains system-planning references. A package name is not a verified standalone battery model, and its configuration should not be copied into a battery specification record.
What to include in your next enquiry
- The exact model name and a link to its detail page.
- The listed Battery Energy value and any discrepancy you want confirmed.
- Your application, location and existing inverter or system information.
- The documentation you need before making a selection.
Use Request a Quote to prepare a WhatsApp or email enquiry. Review the message and recipient in your chosen application before sending.
References and scope
The examples above are taken from the source-listed specifications reproduced on the Rack Mount-5kWh-A1 and Standing-32kWh detail pages. This is a catalog-reading guide, not a new datasheet, runtime prediction or compatibility approval. Dealer prices are not part of this public guide.