The global residential battery energy storage market is growing leaps and bounds, but there are open questions remaining about the choice of products for both end-customers and installers. In this pv magazine webinar, we will discuss the importance of flexibility, energy efficiency, and safety in residential batteries and learn about the new features which Huawei has integrated in its latest product offering.
Noted: Install the ESS in a sheltered place or install an awning over it to avoid direct sunlight or rain.
Residential battery energy storage systems will play an indispensable role in enabling greater shares of renewables in the power system and shifting electricity supply to when it’s most needed. However, when selecting a battery solution, both end-customers and installers are faced with a few open questions.
Homeowners have different concerns about product selection, depending on whether they are driven by resilience concerns, a desire to increase solar self-consumption, or to reduce their bills. Meanwhile, installers are typically looking into quality and safety features of products that they can further explain to end customers.
In this pv magazine, we will discuss the key criteria to consider when selecting a residential solar battery solution. Mauricio Olmos, BESS expert at Huawei FusionSolar, will be joining us to share insights into the energy challenges faced by homeowners and discuss the latest battery technology trends and safety upgrades.
Together we will take a closer look at Huawei’s latest residential battery storage innovation – Luna S1. The system comes with a 15-year warranty, a five-layer safety protection mechanism, and pronounced flexibility being able to scale from 7 kWh to 82.8 kWh with only one inverter. A wide operating temperature range and water submersion capability are making it adaptable to various scenarios and geographies.
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