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Pylontech vs Dyness: Which Battery Should You Choose?

Both Pylontech and Dyness make LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate) batteries widely used in Pakistan for hybrid solar systems, and both are compatible with most major hybrid inverters. This guide compares their current low-voltage line-ups — Pylontech's Fidus series and Dyness's DL5.0F and PowerBrick Max — at both the 5 kWh and 16 kWh capacity points, so you're comparing like for like. Here's how they stack up on the numbers.

Pylontech Fidus series

ModelUsable CapacityDimensions (W×D×H)WeightContinuous Charge/DischargeCycle Life
Fidus 5.12 kWh (FB-L-5.12-PK)4.97 kWh (97% DoD)~630×170×363 mm~45 kg100 A (121–200 A peak, 15s)8,000+ cycles / 10-yr warranty
Fidus Plus 16 kWh (FB-L-16-PK)16.08 kWh (100% DoD)435×240×900 mm~130 kg180–200 A (300 A peak)8,000 cycles / 10-yr warranty

Both Fidus models run on a 51.2V nominal system, communicate over CAN/RS485, and carry up to a 15-year design life. The 5.12 kWh module can be wall- or rack-mounted; the 16 kWh Fidus Plus is a single floor-standing or wall-mounted vertical enclosure rather than a stack of smaller modules. Dimensions and weight vary slightly between the IP20 indoor and IP65 outdoor variants — confirm which version is being quoted.

Dyness DL5.0F & PowerBrick Max

ModelUsable CapacityDimensions (W×D×H)WeightContinuous Charge/DischargeCycle Life
DL5.0F 5.12 kWh~4.87 kWh (95% DoD)488×515×150 mm41 kg100 A max8,000 cycles / 10-yr warranty
PowerBrick Max 16.076 kWh15.27 kWh (95% DoD)435×233×857 mm116 kg140 A rec. / 200 A max (300 A peak, 2 min)8,000+ cycles / 10-yr warranty

Both run at 51.2V nominal and communicate over CAN/RS485. The DL5.0F scales up to 50 units in parallel; the PowerBrick Max scales the same way up to roughly 803 kWh. Both are compatible with GoodWe, SMA, Victron, Growatt, Deye, Solis and other major hybrid inverter brands — always check the current Dyness compatibility list for your specific inverter model.

Which one fits your situation?

Both brands are solid, current-generation options — the right choice depends on your available space, your backup hours needed, and whether you plan to expand later. We size and quote both options side-by-side as part of every proposal, based on a free site survey.

Specs sourced from manufacturer and authorized-distributor datasheets, current as of September 2026. Always confirm current specifications and local warranty terms with your installer before purchase, as manufacturers update models periodically.

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