You'd essentially want whats called a "48U" rack. or a "full" rack. I generally like the Dell, and APC Netshelter racks more than most of the others.. but for batteries, they are all probably pretty decent.
Yep, doing the same thing
Sure, good ideas depending on the end use. Just need to make sure there's adequate lock outs if you're doing maintenance on a partially energized system. For me I'm grid tied with a bypass so I can bypass my 18kpv for maintenance and would rather have a completely de-energized system while getting my hands in there.
Valid, but the maintenance I was thinking of was more inline with things like topbalancing the stack occasionally, and such.. things that require the system to actually be energized BUT you can't have any power in/out to do it. but a bypass makes a lot of sense too. Then you can just top balance the whole stack at once.
That's a great deal compared to buying a 48U enclosure and all the supporting hardware, even used.
Aside from this small little note in red: "**Only available when purchased with Ruixu Batteries**"
My answer.
Which is why you would want to search for a SAN rack.
I realize most 'quality' racks will hold way more than 1500lbs. I looked and server rack batteries go between 90 and 120lbs each. So just call it 1200ish pounds.
