PowerDepot H5B Supports Family Power Stability in Gauteng, South Africa

The Gauteng province of South Africa is the busiest economic and industrial center in the country, home to major cities such as Johannesburg and Pretoria. However, the region has long suffered from an aging power grid and a “load limiting” policy that often disrupts the daily lives of residents with sudden power outages, especially for families with children.

The project serves a young couple with two children in school. They decided to invest in a stable and reliable energy storage system in order to ensure that their home lighting, refrigerator, router and other basic power facilities are not interrupted, and at the same time with telecommuting and online learning.

A local professional installer assisted in the installation of Dyness PowerDepot H5B Residential Energy Storage system, which has an initial capacity of 15.36kWh. PowerDepot H5B is designed for residential energy storage and supports up to 10 units in parallel, with a flexible capacity of up to 51.2kWh, to meet the user's long term growing energy needs.

Considering the dusty and dry outdoor environment in South Africa, the system's high IP65 protection rating guarantees safe operation both indoors and outdoors. Meanwhile, its automatic equalization function supports the mixing of modules of different states to enhance the overall battery life. Flexible installation methods, whether wall-mounted or floor-mounted, can be perfectly integrated with the residential environment.

After the system went live, the family was able to maintain the continuity of family life even during rotating power restrictions. PowerDepot H5B helped them say goodbye to the inconvenience and worry of power outages, allowing their children to study steadily and their parents to work remotely with peace of mind, as well as further improving the family's overall quality of life. This transformation has also inspired a strong interest in clean energy in the surrounding neighborhood, gradually promoting the local community's awareness of energy independence.