Adding EQ4800-S to existing 1Komma5 stack
Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2026 8:23 am
Hello all,
I'm looking for some guidance. I'm in Australia and bought a 1Komma5 inverter and battery system earlier this year.
I'm looking to upgrade the stack to add a couple of additional battery modules but the price differential between the 1K5 slave units and the EQ4800-S is like 3x the price. Looking at the datasheets, dimensions and as many resources as I can, the modules look identical and have the same specs. The 1K5 battery is made in the FoxESS factory and has Fox stamps / stickers on the side. Both units support CAN bus as well.
Has anyone had any experience of adding a FoxESS EQ4800-S onto an existing stack of 1K5 batteries and does it cause any issues?
Thanks in advance.
Ian
Inverter: 1K5-1P-HI-10 10 kW single-phase inverter
Battery: 1K5-BAT-S-4660 (1 BMS + 4 slaves)
EV Charger: Zappi V2
EV : VW ID4
I'm looking for some guidance. I'm in Australia and bought a 1Komma5 inverter and battery system earlier this year.
I'm looking to upgrade the stack to add a couple of additional battery modules but the price differential between the 1K5 slave units and the EQ4800-S is like 3x the price. Looking at the datasheets, dimensions and as many resources as I can, the modules look identical and have the same specs. The 1K5 battery is made in the FoxESS factory and has Fox stamps / stickers on the side. Both units support CAN bus as well.
Has anyone had any experience of adding a FoxESS EQ4800-S onto an existing stack of 1K5 batteries and does it cause any issues?
Thanks in advance.
Ian
Inverter: 1K5-1P-HI-10 10 kW single-phase inverter
Battery: 1K5-BAT-S-4660 (1 BMS + 4 slaves)
EV Charger: Zappi V2
EV : VW ID4