Battery storage is becoming an integral part of home and commercial solar installation. As feed-in-tariffs continue to drop and more homeowners want grid independence, batteries will becoming increasingly viable for Australians.
Slated for release in late-2021, SolarEdge’s new Energy Bank is sleek and pairs with some of SolarEdge’s renowned inverters. With an effective usage capacity of 9.7kWh, the Energy Bank offers the backup your home will need for years to come.
Elon Musk has claimed that by 2025, the TESLA battery will reduce by over 50%, to a price of $55/kWh. This means more and more homes will find off-grid solar to be a viable option. The TESLA PowerWall2 comes with 13.5kWh of usable storage and a 10-year product warranty.
The LG Chem Resu comes with a 10-year warranty and can be installed both indoors and outdoors. Being such a recognisable brand with a solid history in solar module and battery production, you can’t go wrong with LG.
Similarly to their inverters, GoodWe inverters offer a range of options at a more affordable price than other brands. The Lynx Home Series of solar batteries come in a range of capacities, including; 5.4kWh, 10.8kWh & 16.2kWh. Future-proof your home from rising energy costs with a cheaper battery from GoodWe.
Q.Cells 3rd generation home solar battery system, the Q.HOME CORE is co-developed by Samsung and offers homeowners a range of oprions. The Q.SAVE battery carries a safe and reliable Samsung Li-ion battery cell with storage volume of 6.86kWh. This scalable battery can be paired with up to three units for maximum 20.5kWh capacity.
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