PowerBox Pro Energizes Off-Grid Living in New Zealand

New Zealand is at the forefront of global distributed energy development due to its unique natural geography and decentralized housing pattern. Many homes are located in remote mountainous or coastal areas, far from main grid coverage, and are in urgent need of independent and reliable energy storage solutions to meet the growing demand for electricity.

The user of this project lives in a mountain villa in the South Island of New Zealand with beautiful scenery but insufficient grid coverage. The homeowner prefers a completely off-grid green energy mix, not only to improve the stability of their electricity consumption, but also to pursue a sustainable energy approach that is in harmony with the natural environment.

Dyness PowerBox Pro series of low-voltage energy storage systems was selected for the project's off-grid characteristics and expansion needs. With a capacity of 10.24kWh per unit and up to 50 units in parallel, PowerBox Pro provides a maximum of 512kWh of energy storage for the home, covering both daily use and emergency loads.

PowerBox Pro Residential Energy Storage system is IP65 rated for New Zealand's rainy and humid climate, and has a short-circuit lockout and anti-surge design to protect the system in off-grid environments. Convenient wall-mounted and floor-mounted installations make it easy to integrate the system into residential environments, realizing both space and aesthetics.

After the system went live, the home achieved 24/7 independent power supply, with a much higher percentage of self-generation and self-consumption, no longer relying on unstable external power.PowerBox Pro not only brings peace of mind to the user's energy freedom, but also demonstrates the high adaptability of Dyness technology in extreme application scenarios.