Fifty A48100+ Victron Parallel Home Energy Storage Project in Uganda

In Uganda, power supply is often unstable due to geographic location, climatic conditions, and power infrastructure constraints. By introducing the Dyness A48100 battery module parallel system, hospitals and factories have been able to effectively cope with power shortages and instability, improving operational efficiency and service quality.

By connecting 50 Dyness A48100 battery modules in parallel, they are able to form a huge energy storage system with a total capacity of up to 240 kWh, which provides a stable and reliable power supply for hospitals and factories in Uganda. This configuration not only meets the continuous demand for power at these facilities, but also ensures the normal operation of critical equipment in the event of power fluctuations or interruptions, thus ensuring the continuity of medical services at hospitals and the stability of production at factories.

In addition, the initiative is helping local businesses in Uganda to complete their energy transition. Traditional energy supply methods often rely on fossil fuels, which are not only costly but also polluting to the environment. The Dyness A48100 battery module, as a renewable energy storage solution, can help companies reduce their reliance on fossil fuels and shift to a more environmentally friendly and sustainable energy supply

The application of Dyness A48100 battery modules in parallel with 50 units in Uganda not only provides a stable power supply for hospitals and factories, but also helps to promote the energy transition of local enterprises to achieve a more environmentally friendly and sustainable development.