Residential Energy Storage

A home energy storage system stores electricity for household use, usually with solar power. It saves energy during low demand and provides power during high demand or outages, helping reduce costs and improve the reliability of power supply.
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Residential Energy Storage

Residential Energy Storage

Charging Station allocates energy storage system, it can increase economic benefit by using Peak-valley arbitrage, which can meet the needs of household daily electricity and emergency backup power.
 Extremely Light Design
 Extreme Protection
The minimalist installation
Benefits of Residential Energy Storage
Residential Energy Storage
01

Extremely Light Design

Lightweight design, stackable products to achieve flexible configuration.
02
The Minimalist Installation
Modular structure, single simple and easy to install, the APP a key intelligent configuration.
03
Extreme Protection
The level of cell and module, system, the cloud quad battery safety architecture.
04
Scene Support
Support for multiple VPP service type, grid and off-grid, micro network more flexible transformation scene.
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