Installation manual: 125 A / 5 s. Standalone datasheet: 130 A / 5 s. Showing the manual limit; confirm the exact hardware revision with Fortress Power.
Table recommendation and conditional warranty setting differ
The table prints Recommended Charge Current <55A. Section 9.8.1.3 gives a 60 A setting tied to the 10-year warranty, with its inverter-guide and Closed Loop condition. Both remain separately located, with no charging procedure chosen and no maximum derived. Its 100 A not-for-long-duration statement is not an unrestricted continuous rating.
Recommended Charge Current <55A, as printed. The bound is exclusive. The table names the recommended-current field; section 9.8.1.3 is a different conditional warranty-setting claim, retained beside it without selecting a charging procedure.
60 A
Different claim: a setting tied to the 10-year warranty, conditional on the inverter guidance and Closed Loop, not a replacement recommended-current table entry or a derived maximum. Full passage as printed: "The eFlex MAX can safely operate at 100A, but its maximum rating is not intended for long duration use. Unless otherwise specified through our inverter guides and battery is connected in Closed Loop, set the charge and discharge rates of the eFlex MAX at 60A to comply with the 10-year warranty. Any grid sellback or demand management function should also be limited to 60A per eFlex MAX. Limiting the charge rate of the eFlex MAX to 60A will result in the longest battery life. Precaution should be taken when adding charging sources which are not controlled by a single inverter or control system (Ex. using different manufacturer's DC charge controllers and inverters, solar + wind inverters, EV chargers etc.) to ensure the total system charges or discharges the battery within its specification. controllers do not charge the battery concurrently, when and if their combined charge current totals are greater than the charge current of the combined battery bank. Take additional extra precautions when using wind power to charge the battery, or if the inverter and charge controllers are not the same manufacturer."
Printed as "Without battery-inverter communication, eFlex MAX batteries should be charged at 54.4V" in the Fortress Power eFlex MAX: manual (page 31, sections 3.2 and 9.8.1.1). Applies without battery-inverter communication; with communication the published inverter guides may raise it.
Installation manual: 125 A / 5 s. Standalone datasheet: 130 A / 5 s. Showing the manual limit; confirm the exact hardware revision with Fortress Power.
Table recommendation and conditional warranty setting differ
The table prints Recommended Charge Current <55A. Section 9.8.1.3 gives a 60 A setting tied to the 10-year warranty, with its inverter-guide and Closed Loop condition. Both remain separately located, with no charging procedure chosen and no maximum derived. Its 100 A not-for-long-duration statement is not an unrestricted continuous rating.
Recommended Charge Current <55A, as printed. The bound is exclusive. The table names the recommended-current field; section 9.8.1.3 is a different conditional warranty-setting claim, retained beside it without selecting a charging procedure.
60 A
Different claim: a setting tied to the 10-year warranty, conditional on the inverter guidance and Closed Loop, not a replacement recommended-current table entry or a derived maximum. Full passage as printed: "The eFlex MAX can safely operate at 100A, but its maximum rating is not intended for long duration use. Unless otherwise specified through our inverter guides and battery is connected in Closed Loop, set the charge and discharge rates of the eFlex MAX at 60A to comply with the 10-year warranty. Any grid sellback or demand management function should also be limited to 60A per eFlex MAX. Limiting the charge rate of the eFlex MAX to 60A will result in the longest battery life. Precaution should be taken when adding charging sources which are not controlled by a single inverter or control system (Ex. using different manufacturer's DC charge controllers and inverters, solar + wind inverters, EV chargers etc.) to ensure the total system charges or discharges the battery within its specification. controllers do not charge the battery concurrently, when and if their combined charge current totals are greater than the charge current of the combined battery bank. Take additional extra precautions when using wind power to charge the battery, or if the inverter and charge controllers are not the same manufacturer."
Printed as "Without battery-inverter communication, eFlex MAX batteries should be charged at 54.4V" in the Fortress Power eFlex MAX: manual (page 31, sections 3.2 and 9.8.1.1). Applies without battery-inverter communication; with communication the published inverter guides may raise it.
Printed as "Cycle Life 8,000 (@ 80% DoD)" in the Fortress Power eFlex MAX 5.4 datasheet, captured on September 25, 2026. No C-rate, temperature or end-of-life capacity is printed with it.
At 80% maximum DoD. 80% DoD: 25.6 MWh, 90% DoD: 14.4 MWh, 100% DoD: 10.7 MWh. Energy counting direction and AC/DC measurement boundary are unspecified; not discharge-only production.
Printed as "Dimensions: (L*W*H) 17.5 x 7.2 x 24.2inches 446 x 184 x 616 mm" in the Fortress Power eFlex MAX 5.4 datasheet, captured on September 25, 2026.
Printed as "up to 16 eFlex MAX batteries can be connected in parallel" in the Fortress Power eFlex MAX: manual (page 27, section 9.3, Commissioning multiple eFlex MAX batteries in parallel).
Location: PDF page 27, section 9.3, Commissioning multiple eFlex MAX batteries in parallel
Documented
Storage temperature
0 to 35 °C32 to 95 °F converted
Storage chapter and embedded table give different lower bounds
The section 3.5 chapter instruction, 0~35°C (32°F to 95°F), remains primary. The page 9 table prints 20~95°F (-6~35°C), retained as its own alternative. No unit conversion, rounding, issue-date ranking or hardware revision is inferred.
Printed as "temperatures ranging between 0°C and 35°C (32°F to 95°F)" in the Fortress Power eFlex MAX: manual (page 8, section 3.5, Storage).
20~95°F (-6~35°C)
Full co-printed table entry, retained in both printed units without conversion or rounding. Section 3.5 storage instructions on page 8 give a different lower bound and remain primary.
Temperature table is subject to the manual operating conditions
The table bounds do not override section 3.2. Its full freezing/near-freezing, current-reduction, lifetime-average temperature and cycle-life passages are retained in the conditions. No unrestricted operating claim or combined new temperature range is inferred.
Page 9 table prints 32°F~114°F (0°C~45°C). These table bounds do not establish unrestricted operation or full current throughout the range. Full page 7 section 3.2 passage, retained as printed without choosing an operating procedure: "CAUTION! Do not attempt to charge the battery below 32 degrees F (0 degrees C). Attempts to charge at subfreezing temperatures can adversely affect State of Health (SOH) and cycle life and will void the warranty; never charge battery if it is frozen; never charge a visibly damaged battery. Charging the battery near freezing should only be done with a low amperage external charger or closed-loop communication inverter unless the battery bank is heated. There is no need to heat the batteries above 50F. Do not charge the battery when the ambient temperature is freezing or below. Discharge current at sub-freezing temperatures should also be significantly reduced. Consider the Fortress DuraRack cabinet for din-rail friendly heater installation. CAUTION! Do Not Operate Fortress Lithium Batteries where average internal battery temperature exceeds 30 °C / 86 °F over the life of the battery. Recommended operating parameters of charger/Inverters For 3,000 Cycles: • Internal battery temperature range: 32 F to 120 F (0 °C to 49°C) without close-loop communication. • Bulk voltage and absorb voltage should be set to 54.4V if no battery-inverter communication is available. Recommended operating parameters of charger/Inverters For 8,000+ Cycles: • Operating temperature range: 50 F to 110 F (10°C to 43°C) per fortress power recommend charge and discharge inverter configuration."
Location: PDF page 9, Temperature Specifications, Charge Temperature; page 7 section 3.2
Documented
Discharging temperature
-20 to 55 °C-4 to 131 °F converted
Temperature table is subject to the manual operating conditions
The table bounds do not override section 3.2. Its full freezing/near-freezing, current-reduction, lifetime-average temperature and cycle-life passages are retained in the conditions. No unrestricted operating claim or combined new temperature range is inferred.
Page 9 table prints -4°F~131°F (-20°C~55°C). These table bounds do not establish unrestricted operation or full current throughout the range. Full page 7 section 3.2 passage, retained as printed without choosing an operating procedure: "CAUTION! Do not attempt to charge the battery below 32 degrees F (0 degrees C). Attempts to charge at subfreezing temperatures can adversely affect State of Health (SOH) and cycle life and will void the warranty; never charge battery if it is frozen; never charge a visibly damaged battery. Charging the battery near freezing should only be done with a low amperage external charger or closed-loop communication inverter unless the battery bank is heated. There is no need to heat the batteries above 50F. Do not charge the battery when the ambient temperature is freezing or below. Discharge current at sub-freezing temperatures should also be significantly reduced. Consider the Fortress DuraRack cabinet for din-rail friendly heater installation. CAUTION! Do Not Operate Fortress Lithium Batteries where average internal battery temperature exceeds 30 °C / 86 °F over the life of the battery. Recommended operating parameters of charger/Inverters For 3,000 Cycles: • Internal battery temperature range: 32 F to 120 F (0 °C to 49°C) without close-loop communication. • Bulk voltage and absorb voltage should be set to 54.4V if no battery-inverter communication is available. Recommended operating parameters of charger/Inverters For 8,000+ Cycles: • Operating temperature range: 50 F to 110 F (10°C to 43°C) per fortress power recommend charge and discharge inverter configuration."
Printed as "Installers can choose a wall mount or floor mount for indoor and outdoor use" in the Fortress Power eFlex MAX: manual (page 13, section 8, Installation).
Printed as "we recommend copper cable starting at 1/0 AWG for runs of less than 10ft" in the Fortress Power eFlex MAX: manual (page 13, section 7, Tools & Materials).
Printed as "The correct torque specification is 7.0 – 7.7 Nm" in the Fortress Power eFlex MAX: manual (page 15, section 8.2.1, Standalone Battery installation).
Limited to 60 minutes. This is not an unrestricted continuous rating. Manufacturer product page instead calls 100 A continuous. Follow the exact installation manual; the datasheet limits 100 A to 60 minutes.
Printed as Up to 100%. Section 9.8.1.5 separately says not to regularly discharge below 51V, 20% SoC; that capacity is reserved for power outages and idling until a charging source is applied. No 80% DoD or usable energy is derived. The cycle-life row is 8,000 at 80% DoD, a separate condition, not a substitute value.
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Earlier of 10 years,8000cycles at 80% DoD or 3000cycles at 100% DoD; installer/registration/operating conditions apply. Different DoD throughput rows preserved.
At 80% maximum DoD. 80% DoD: 25.6 MWh, 90% DoD: 14.4 MWh, 100% DoD: 10.7 MWh. Energy counting direction and AC/DC measurement boundary are unspecified; not discharge-only production.
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Missing for this product: Cell model disclosure evidence needed.
48 V · Server rack · Rated capacity
The warranty term and the lifetime energy are each scored against the best documented value for a home storage battery: a value earns its share of that best, times the weight. A documented value always earns points; an undisclosed one earns 0.
CertificatesCEC · UL 9540 +3CEC listed45 / 45
100 evidence points · 45% weight
CEC listing: full credit for the certificate criterion. Exact model found in the dated CEC equipment list. This is not a safety certification or system approval. Applies: CEC; UL 9540; UL 1973.
Earlier of 10 years,8000cycles at 80% DoD or 3000cycles at 100% DoD; installer/registration/operating conditions apply. Different DoD throughput rows preserved.
Computed from public specifications and evidence records. Warranty duration is not service quality; certificate evidence points are not a safety rating. Compatibility and installation limits still apply.
UL 1973Product / system scope unresolvedClaimedListed when checked
Listed on the California Energy Commission Battery List (data unchanged since October 1, 2026; downloaded October 11, 2026) as Fortress Power LLC "eFlex Max 5.4": UL 1973, certifying entity Intertek, certificate date 2024-06-27, Ed. 3 : 2022, CEC listing date 2024-10-01. A state equipment list entry, not the certification body's own record.
CECProduct / system scope unresolvedClaimedListed when checked
Model eFlex MAX 5.4 listed on the California Energy Commission Battery List (data unchanged since October 1, 2026; downloaded October 11, 2026) under Fortress Power LLC, as "eFlex Max 5.4", CEC listing date 2024-10-01. The list prints "eFlex Max 5.4"; the record's model "eFlex MAX 5.4" differs only in letter case. This is an equipment listing, not UL certification or complete-system approval.
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Model history
Model identity
Model
eFlex MAX 5.4
Manufacturer SKU unknown · US market
Observed
UL 1973: claimed
Product / system scope unresolved. Listed on the California Energy Commission Battery List (data unchanged since October 1, 2026; downloaded October 11, 2026) as Fortress Power LLC "eFlex Max 5.4": UL 1973, certifying entity Intertek, certificate date 2024-06-27, Ed. 3 : 2022, CEC listing date 2024-10-01. A state equipment list entry, not the certification body's own record.
Product / system scope unresolved. Model eFlex MAX 5.4 listed on the California Energy Commission Battery List (data unchanged since October 1, 2026; downloaded October 11, 2026) under Fortress Power LLC, as "eFlex Max 5.4", CEC listing date 2024-10-01. The list prints "eFlex Max 5.4"; the record's model "eFlex MAX 5.4" differs only in letter case. This is an equipment listing, not UL certification or complete-system approval.