Lebanon HV51100 350kWh Integrated Photovoltaic Storage Children's Welfare Home Project

Because of the lack of local electricity, the orphanage has been adopting the use of photovoltaic + diesel power generation, the overall cost is high, and the diesel generator is noisy, which will pollute the environment, and the power supply is not stable enough.

Overall project scale: energy storage system construction capacity: 350kWh

Photovoltaic + energy storage, DC coupling, instead of diesel generators, to bring clean energy to the children in the orphanage.

Adopting energy management system EMS to coordinate control and energy optimization management of photovoltaic-storage equipment, EMS monitors photovoltaic power, energy storage capacity, and automatically enables diesel generators under extreme conditions to achieve automated operation, ensuring worry-free electricity, escorting users in their daily use and at the same time, reducing the cost of electricity and increasing users' income.

Dyness adopts the method of photovoltaic storage and direct flexibility for the user's existing photovoltaic project, using Dyness' newly developed EMS & BMS to monitor the status of photovoltaic, batteries and loads, and linkage of photovoltaic storage and diesel fuel to maximize the economy and ensure that the children in the orphanage have no worries about their electricity consumption, together with the remote web & APP platforms, the user can monitor the status of the power station in real time, which will bring revenue and achieve the following safe and convenient.

Enhance the local consumption rate of PV, help reduce carbon emissions and increase PV power generation revenue.

Reduced costs and increased efficiency, estimated to save 30,000 U.S. dollars per month in diesel power generation costs.