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Discover how to choose the right home solar battery system with our expert guide—compare cycle life, DOD, SOH & avoid common mistakes. Get your quote today!

Highlight of 2024 SNEC+ Expo: Enerlution Showcases Its Industry-Leading Energy Storage Solutions

How to Choose Home Energy Storage? The first step is to choose a professional new energy company, then what factors to consider when choosing a new energy company?

In the quest for sustainable energy, Europe is leading the charge with progressive initiatives like Germany's Energiewende. As the backbone of modern battery energy storage solutions, lithium batteries require precise State of Charge (SOC) management to ensure their efficiency, safety, and longevity, perfectly aligning with Europe's renewable energy goals.

Enerlution is once again present at ees Europe in Munich, Germany.

Explore the forefront of green energy with LiFePO4 batteries. Discover how these efficient and safe batteries are leading Europe's transition to a sustainable and eco-friendly energy future.

Discover the latest in green, clean energy storage with our guide. From solar power storage to microgrid technology, learn how to optimize energy use for a sustainable tomorrow.

Solving Lithium-Ion Battery Capacity Decay in Storage. Explore the critical factors leading to lithium-ion battery capacity attenuation in residential and commercial energy storage applications. Learn effective mitigation strategies and the benefits of lithium iron phosphate batteries for extending battery life.

We hereby sincerely invite you and your representatives to visit our booth in INTERSOLAR Germany 2023, a professional and famous PV Solar & BESS exhibition in the world which will be held in City Munich, Germany from June 14th to 16th 2023.

Lithium batteries enhance energy efficiency and stability in residential storage, with Enerlution ensuring safety through advanced solutions.

In a home solar battery system, high-rate discharge refers to the battery’s ability to instantly respond to the inrush current from inductive or resistive loads such as air conditioners, refrigerators, and water heaters. Although these surges are short-lived, they can cause voltage drops, appliance malfunctions, or even trigger protective shutdowns in conventional systems.