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A Cyprus customer completed an off-grid solar energy storage system project. The specific configuration is two 5KW single-phase inverters running in parallel, and the use of two 51.2V, 150AH energy storage batteries.
This Configuration Means:
Inverter Part: Two 5KW single-phase inverters work in parallel, which can provide higher output power (theoretically up to 10KW) to adapt to larger power demands. At the same time, when one inverter fails or is maintained, the other one can continue to provide power, improving the stability and reliability of the system.
Energy Storage Part: Two 51.2V, 150AH energy storage LiFePO4 batteries are used. This configuration can store more electrical energy and provide a continuous and stable power supply to the load when there is no sunshine or insufficient sunshine. Calculating the total energy storage capacity, it is approximately 51.2V * 150AH * 2 = 15360Wh.
This system is very suitable for remote areas, places without grid access, or places that want to achieve energy self-sufficiency. It uses solar energy to generate electricity and stores electricity through energy storage equipment to meet the electricity needs of daily life and work.