DL5.0C Enhances Home Energy Freedom in Galway, Ireland

Galway, in the west of Ireland, is characterized by frequent rain and wind and intermittent sunshine, and the need for a stable power supply for householders is increasing. Especially in suburban single-family homes, which face occasional grid interruptions, more and more residents are looking to solar systems to achieve a higher degree of power independence.

This family, living in a new suburban neighborhood, wanted to use energy storage to increase solar efficiency and reduce long-term electricity costs.

They chose to deploy three Dyness DL5.0C modules, with a total capacity of 15.36kWh, connected in parallel to the Solis inverter system to achieve seamless synergy with the rooftop PV. The DL5.0C supports a discharge rate of 1C, and is capable of supplying power to multiple loads at the same time to ensure that the critical power is not lost.

DL5.0C Home Energy Storage system supports 1C discharge rate and can supply power to multiple loads at the same time, ensuring constant power supply for critical applications. Its flexible mounting method supports wall-mounted, floor-mounted and cabinet-mounted deployments to efficiently utilize indoor space, and it is also equipped with remote APP monitoring and automatic heating functions to ensure stable operation in Ireland's humid climate.

With the new system in operation, the family is clearly feeling the difference that freedom of electricity consumption has made. The PV is self-sufficient during the day and relies on battery storage to provide continuous power at night, with no fear of sudden blackouts or fluctuating electricity prices. Even in rainy weather, which is common in Ireland, DL5.0C provides continuous and reliable energy support for the family with its intelligent management and stable performance, allowing the family to enjoy a comfortable and environmentally friendly home life without worry.