Two variants are available: a plug-and-play version with 800 W output, and the Pro variant with 2.4 kW AC output for professional installation. The system combines four independent MPP trackers, each handling up to 625 W of solar power, with a bidirectional inverter, a modular storage unit expandable from 5 kWh, and an energy management system.
Each storage tower can be expanded to 30 kWh with up to six additional battery modules, while parallel operation of three head units allows for up to 270 kWh. A software update and accompanying plug-in box are scheduled for July 2026, enabling three-phase operation with up to 21.6 kW connected load. The battery is based on LFP cells rated for over 10,000 charge cycles at 80 percent depth of discharge. An open programming interface and integration with Home Assistant allow the storage system to be folded into existing energy management setups. (nhp)
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