Applications
From rooftop solar homes to off-grid cabins — see where GM New Energy batteries fit, and which model to start with.
IllustrationHome solar storage
Store surplus daytime solar and use it in the evening or during a power cut. Wall-mounted units free up floor space in garages and utility rooms, and every unit can be paralleled as the household grows.
- Self-consumption of rooftop solar
- Backup power during grid outages
- Add units later — up to 15 in parallel
IllustrationVillas & larger homes
Bigger houses need more energy and more power. Stack high-voltage modules from 14.4 kWh up to 38.4 kWh, or run several all-in-one systems in parallel (up to 30.7 kWh and 60 kW with six horizontal units).
- 14.4–38.4 kWh with 3–8 stacked modules
- Plug-in modules, no internal wiring
- Casters for easy positioning
IllustrationOff-grid cabins & remote sites
The all-in-one systems combine a hybrid inverter, MPPT solar charging and a LiFePO4 battery in one cabinet, with off-grid and hybrid output — fewer parts to ship, wire and maintain at a remote site.
- Off-grid / hybrid output, pure sine wave
- Built-in MPPT solar charging
- Charge 0–60 °C · discharge −10–65 °C
IllustrationShops, workshops & standby power
Keep tills, lighting, tools and communications running through outages. RS485/CAN communication and an LCD status display make it easy to monitor state of charge, and units scale up by paralleling.
- RS485 / CAN communication
- LCD status display
- Parallel expansion for larger loads
IllustrationInstallers, distributors & OEM brands
Compatible with mainstream inverter brands over CAN / RS485, with inverter compatibility lists, packing lists and datasheets ready to download. OEM/ODM options include colour, logo, BMS parameters, capacity and packaging.
- Inverter compatibility lists
- Free samples and low sampling MOQ
- Custom logo, colour and packaging
Not sure which model fits your project?
Tell us your load, inverter and target market — our engineers will recommend a configuration.
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