Weighing less than 27 kg per module, the new Home Energy Cube is designed to be portable. Up to four battery modules of 3 kWh each can be combined. Since each module has its own DC/DC converter, the unit can be expanded retrospectively, and batteries with different states of charge can be mixed. In parallel operation, single-phase configurations deliver up to 7.2 kW and 36 kWh, while three-phase setups reach up to 21.6 kW and 108 kWh.
Thanks to its weatherproof protective housing, the storage is suitable for indoor and outdoor installation, as well as mobile applications such as camping or powering electric tools. The system features a touchpad and integrated AI that analyses consumption data and optimises grid draw timing. Various colour options are available. The Optimus Prime Home Energy Cube will be presented at ees Europe in Munich from 23 to 25 June, in Hall C3, Stand 535. (nhp)
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