The latest Dyness STACK280 Lithium Battery (43-215.04kWh) price in Pakistan is Rs. 615,000/- updated on August 29, 2026.
STACK280 takes the STACK100 formula and scales it up with high-capacity 280Ah battery cores, aimed at households as well as small commercial and industrial sites that need real energy coverage rather than a starter system. A single install covers 43kWh to 215.04kWh across 3 to 15 modules in series, and with up to 12 clusters wired in parallel, the whole platform reaches a genuinely industrial 2.58MWh. The installation philosophy carries over unchanged: rackless, wiring-free stacking that a technician can complete in about 30 minutes per cluster, now paired with a 200A maximum continuous charge/discharge current for demanding load profiles. Dyness backs the LFP cells with 8,000+ cycles and a 10-year warranty, and — this is the detail that matters most for growing sites — the system supports module mixing within a three-year window, meaning capacity can be topped up on demand without tearing out and replacing the existing array, cutting long-term operations and maintenance costs. Dyness also states the STACK280’s bill-of-materials cost runs more than 10% below comparable products in its class, a real advantage once a deployment reaches commercial scale.
Key Features:
- Industrial-Scale Capacity: Up to 12 clusters in parallel, 43kWh to 2.58MWh energy coverage.
- 5-Second Fire Response: Built-in aerosol fire extinguisher, automatic suppression.
- Zero Internal Wiring: Rackless free stacking, plug-and-play, ~30 minutes per cluster.
- Decade-Long Confidence: High-quality LFP cells, ≥8,000 cycles, 10-year warranty.
- Expand Without Replacing: Module mixing within a 3-year window cuts long-term O&M costs.
- Handles Demanding Loads: 200A maximum continuous charge/discharge current.
- Genuinely Lower System Cost: BOM cost more than 10% below comparable products in its class.
Documents:
Dyness STACK280 43-215.04kWh Stackable Photovoltaic Storage System (Max 2.58MWh) Datasheet.pdf







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