TSUN · Plug & Play home battery
PowerTrunk
MAU5000
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Buy PowerTrunk MAU5000
Battery and bidirectional AC inverter in one unit. Plug & play via a wall socket, or hard-wired for more power.
Optional, incl. VAT, per battery. Power 800 W, with installation up to 2,500 W.
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Next to your solar panels.No separate inverter.
Battery and bidirectional AC inverter sit in one unit. Via a wall socket it supplies 800 W; with a professional single-phase connection on a dedicated circuit up to 2,500 W.
Switches in 10 ms.Up to 2,500 W.
The backup output supplies up to 2,500 W with a switchover time of 10 ms. Which circuits get backup depends on the connection.
Indoors and outdoors.−20 to +55 °C.
IP65 and natural cooling, without a fan. Follow the placement instructions in the manual.
Self-consumption, time windows,dynamic tariff.
Operating modes: self-consumption, time-of-use and dynamic tariff. Connection via WiFi, Bluetooth, RS485.
Up to 4 units in parallel.Up to 20.48 kWh.
The datasheet lists up to four units in parallel on one phase. That is 4 × 5.12 kWh.
About this product.
The TSUN PowerTrunk MAU5000 (model TSOL-MAU5000) combines a 5.12 kWh LiFePO4 battery and an AC inverter in one IP65 cabinet of 52 kg. Plugged into a socket it runs at 800 W. With a professional connection it charges and discharges up to 2,500 W and switches to backup power in 10 ms.
Specifications.
Documents
Specifications according to the manufacturer. Prices include VAT.
Install help
Video and manual
Flip book: the installation in a minute
Use the video and manual for this model. Not every video is a complete Dutch guide. Read the caption.
- Official install video, English (YouTube)Official TSUN install video. English.
- Dutch product overview (YouTube)A product overview, not a complete install guide.
Is this right for you?
The PowerTrunk suits you if you want storage next to existing solar panels without a separate inverter: battery and bidirectional AC inverter come in one slim unit.
Good to know
- Through a wall socket it supplies 800 W; up to 2,500 W with a professional single-phase connection on a dedicated circuit.
- Backup power up to 2,500 W with a 10 ms switchover time. Which circuits receive backup depends on the connection.
- Up to four units can run in parallel on one phase.
- The unit measures 484 × 707 × 168 mm and weighs 52 kg.
- Work modes: self-use, time-of-use and dynamic tariff.
Frequently asked questions.
What battery chemistry does the TSUN MAU5000 use?
LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate), with a capacity of 5,120 Wh at a nominal 51.2 V. TSUN rates it for 6,000 cycles.
Does the TSUN PowerTrunk provide backup power?
Yes. According to the datasheet the off-grid AC port delivers up to 2,500 W, and TSUN specifies a switch time of 10 ms. For 2,500 W the unit needs a connection by an installer; which circuits receive backup power depends on the connection.
Can I place the TSUN PowerTrunk outdoors?
The cabinet is rated IP65 and TSUN specifies an operating range of −20 to 55 °C at 0 to 95% relative humidity, non-condensing.
Does it work with a dynamic energy contract?
Yes, according to the datasheet: TSUN lists zero export, time-of-use control and dynamic tariff support. It communicates over WiFi (Bluetooth) and RS485.
Can I connect the PowerTrunk myself?
Yes, as a plug & play unit through a wall socket; the output is then 800 W. For up to 2,500 W, choose professional single-phase installation on a dedicated circuit.
Does more capacity also mean more power?
No. Capacity (kWh) is the amount of stored energy, power (W) determines how quickly you charge or supply. The PowerTrunk stores 5.12 kWh and charges or supplies up to 2,500 W.
How is this different from a separate battery and inverter?
The PowerTrunk contains the battery and a bidirectional AC inverter in one unit. You do not need a separate inverter next to the battery.
Can I add another one later?
Yes. The datasheet lists up to four units in parallel on one phase. That is 4 × 5.12 kWh.
