PowerDepot H5B Empowers Filipino Coastal Homes

The Philippines is located in a tropical monsoon climate zone with frequent typhoons every year, and power cuts are common in islands and remote areas. In the face of unstable power grids and increasing demand for electricity, local residents are increasingly adopting solutions that combine solar power and energy storage systems to ensure the supply of electricity in their daily lives.

In this case, a coastal home on the island of Cebu is looking to achieve green energy independence without altering the structure of the house, and to withstand sudden power outages.

PowerDepot H5B is a flexible and compact low-voltage energy storage system that meets the requirements of both space adaptability and ease of operation. Two H5B units were installed in parallel, with a total capacity of 10.24kWh, to operate efficiently with the local solar system.

PowerDepot H5B residential energy storage system is IP65 rated and has an automatic heating function to adapt to the Philippines' variable tropical marine climate. H5B modules can be automatically balanced with each other, and can be mixed with different power status to maintain stable operation of the system in the long run. The LFP core ensures a cycle life of more than 6,000 cycles, providing long-term protection for users.

With PowerDepot H5B, users can easily achieve autonomy in daily electricity consumption while avoiding the anxiety of power outages during typhoons. During peak periods, energy storage can be used for staggered releases to save money on electricity bills. The installation of the system was completed in half a day, without affecting the structure of the house or requiring complicated construction, providing a convenient, efficient and environmentally friendly power consumption solution for island families.