This home installation combines six Brovolt lithium solar batteries with 60kWh of storage, 16.5kW of solar panels, and three hybrid inverters. By prioritizing solar power and storing excess energy for nighttime use and outages, the system helps lower electricity bills and keeps essential appliances running.
Brovolt recently helped a customer install a high-efficiency photovoltaic energy storage system, providing a stable, 24/7 power supply to their home, ensuring normal operation of appliances even during power outages.
The system consists of six 51.2V, 200Ah Brovolt lithium solar batteries connected in parallel, forming an energy storage unit with a total storage capacity of 60kWh.
It is also equipped with 30 550W high-efficiency solar panels, totaling 16.5kW. The core system utilizes three 5.5kW hybrid inverters operating in parallel to ensure stable and reliable system output.
The system operates in a photovoltaic-first mode: during the day, photovoltaic power directly powers household loads, with excess power automatically stored in the batteries. During periods of low sunlight or at night, the energy storage batteries discharge power, with the grid serving as a backup energy source, providing multiple safeguards. Users enjoy uninterrupted power supply day and night, sunny or cloudy.
