itel 14.33kWh Lithium-ion Battery 51.2V (IPL-51280)
Rs 550,000
Rs 42,646 per usable kWh
Price updated: 22 September 2026
Full specifications
| Brand | iTel |
| Model | IPL-51280 |
| Electrical Specifications | |
| Battery type | Lithium |
| Battery chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| Capacity | 280 Ah |
| Cycle life | 6000 |
| Usable capacity | 90% |
| Nominal energy | 14.33 kWh |
| Nominal voltage | 51.2 V |
| Operating voltage range | 43.2-57.6 V |
| Max. parallel batteries | 15 |
| Continuous charging current | 150 A |
| Continuous discharging current | 150 A |
| Peak discharging current | 280 A (pulse) |
| Depth of discharge | 90% |
| General Specifications | |
| Temperature range | Charge 0°C ~ +60°C / Discharge -20°C ~ +60°C |
| IP class | IP21 |
| Communication port | RS485 / CAN / RS232 |
| Dimensions (W×H×D) | 560 × 880 × 230 mm |
| Weight | 125 kg |
| Mounting type | Floor |
Note: itel recommend a 90% depth of discharge, so the usable figure shown is the nameplate at 90%. Note their cycle-life test is run at 80% DoD, not 90% - the deeper you actually run it, the fewer cycles you get. Sits between the 10.24 kWh IPL-51200H and the 16 kWh units. 280 Ah cells at 51.2 V, 140 A standard current with 150 A maximum continuous and a 280 A pulse - a full 1C pulse, which is strong for this size. Cycle life >6000 at 25°C, 0.5C, 80% DoD with a 10-year design life and a 5-year limited warranty. Parallels to 15 units, not the 32 of the IPL-51200H and IPL-51314 range. IP21, so it is splash-resistant rather than merely indoor-rated like its IP20 siblings, but still not an outdoor battery. 125 kg. Provenance note: itel do not publish a standalone datasheet PDF for this model. The figures here come from the structured technical table on itel's own product page, checked value by value, and the PDF linked here is that compiled sheet rather than an itel release. Be aware that the marketing copy on that same page contradicts its own table in several places - claiming 200 A continuous discharge against the table's 150 A, "IP65 equivalent" against IP21, and a 40 V lower limit against 43.2 V - and the weight field on the page is left as an unfilled placeholder. The technical table is used throughout; treat the marketing bullets on that page with caution.

