Ecobat Battery grows its ESS business

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Ecobat Battery is experiencing rapid expansion into the energy storage system (ESS) sector, as the appetite for sustainable power supply shows no sign of slowing down.

With the combination of power outages, the drive to Net Zero and climate change currently front and centre for many consumers, solar orientated energy storage to present to homeowners and commercial customers.

Ecobat Battery has prepared several ‘off the peg’ combinations
to maximise the value for money of these installations for both installers and their clients.

Using indoor or outdoor battery storage as their differentiation, the indoor package consists of two Pylontech US5000 batteries in the company’s commitment to the effective option for solar installers a cabinet, coupled with a Victron Energy Multiplus II charger, 5KVA inverter and solar array to suit the roof space available. In contrast, the outdoor solution replaces the Pylontech US5000 batteries with the IP65 rated Pylontech Pelio 10.24KW.

As ‘complete solutions’ these two packages signify a step change in the Ecobat Battery offering into the ESS sector and further demonstrates the company’s commitment to the development of sustainable power.

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