What is a home battery storage system?

Home battery storage systems are large, stationary batteries that store energy for later use or during a blackout. While the Tesla Powerwall is the most widely known and installed home battery, the playing field is getting more crowded. Home batteries can charge using grid power or solar power to use when the sun or the grid goes down.

Why should you choose a battery based energy storage system?

By sourcing batteries separately, users can expand their energy storage capacity as needed without overhauling the entire system. This scalability makes it an ideal solution for both residential and light commercial applications, future-proofing investment and enabling smart energy management.

What are the benefits of a home battery storage system?

Home battery storage systems offer resilience and additional energy savings, especially when paired with solar. They can help you weather a blackout, avoid expensive grid electricity, and let you use power from your solar panels, even after the sun goes down.

Why should you choose our solar battery storage system?

Our products have the certifications CB, CE (EMV & LVD), UL1973, and UL9540A, up to preserve, and the factory has passed the international certificates ISO9001 and ISO14001. Our solar battery storage systems are known for their high cycle life, security, and stability. Thousands of families enjoyed the advantages of our energy storage systems.

What is a liquid cooled battery energy storage system?

The system consists of: Ready to install liquid-cooled battery energy storage system with one (2-hour version) or two (4-hour version) battery cabinets, and a PCS cabinet. Liquid cooling provides two years longer battery service life and 15% higher discharge capacity, while maintaining less than 2.5 degree C delta between cells.

What is a fully integrated energy storage system?

This fully integrated energy storage system features a comprehensive all-in-one design, incorporating essential switches for battery fuses, photovoltaic input, utility grid, load output, and diesel generators.