48V 200Ah Powerwall — IMP-LW-10B
The double-capacity wall unit: 10.24kWh in the same 145mm depth, with a 200A discharge option for homes that draw hard.
The IMP-LW-10B doubles the powerwall: 51.2V, 200Ah, 10.24kWh in an 800 × 550 × 145mm cabinet at about 86kg. The electrical story matches its sister — 58.4V charge, 43V cut-off, 6,000 cycles or more at 80% DOD, 20A/50A standard currents — with one headline upgrade: maximum continuous charge and discharge of 100A, and 200A available as an option for high-draw installations.
Ten kilowatt-hours on a wall changes the conversation from 'backup for essentials' to 'the house runs normally'. Evening cooking, water heating on a timer, workshop tools, a home office through a daytime outage — the loads that force a generator start on a 5kWh system stay on battery here. Fifteen modules parallel, as across the powerwall line, so the ceiling is architectural rather than electrical. Communication is RS232, RS485 or CAN; Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and heater are published options; temperature windows run 0–55°C charging and −20–65°C discharging.
Distributors position the 10B as the single-unit answer for family homes — one cabinet, one install visit, a datasheet that closes the technical sale. Where the brief outgrows a wall entirely, the same platform continues into the stackable and rack ranges without changing supplier.
