Freedom Won is a leading manufacturer of high-performance lithium iron phosphate energy storage batteries designed for residential, commercial, and industrial use.
Freedom Won is a premier manufacturer of advanced energy storage solutions, specializing in lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries. Based in South Africa, the company produces a wide array of battery systems, including the LiTE, eTower, and megaTower ranges. These scalable solutions are engineered for residential, commercial, industrial, and marine applications.
Their products offer reliable, high-performance energy storage that integrates seamlessly with leading inverter brands via CAN Bus and RS485 communications. With a commitment to innovation, Freedom Won provides energy independence for both on-grid and off-grid setups, ensuring optimal power management and sustainability for global energy challenges.
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You can register your Freedom Won battery and inverter systems online on the Freedom Won Portal at portal.freedomwon.co.za. This is necessary for warranty and service purposes.
The recommended Depth of Discharge for average daily cycling is 80% to optimize cell life. However, the batteries are designed to safely allow up to 90% DoD during normal operations.
The newer LiTE 2 series features a gateway that uses Wi-Fi or Ethernet. You must use the designated E-Connect software to establish a connection between the battery's gateway and the Orion remote monitoring utility.
Inverters without CAN Bus or RS485 can still be used with Freedom Won batteries if the inverter voltage setpoints are accurately configured manually. However, advanced features like true State of Charge (SoC) reporting and automatic charge/discharge cutoffs will be compromised.
If the BMS triggers an emergency shutdown or critical fault, you can manually reset the battery by pressing the Error Reset Button located on the front panel (often adjacent to the display or USB plug) once the cause of the fault has been cleared.