Stackable white solar battery modules with carrying handles in modern home garage setting

New Solar Battery Works Down to -20°C, Cuts Install Time

🤯 Mind Blown

Chinese manufacturer Growatt just launched a plug-and-play home battery that works in freezing temps and lets homeowners stack up to 30 kWh of storage without rewiring. The system's cable-free design means faster, easier installations for solar families.

Storing sunshine just got simpler for homeowners going solar.

Growatt, a Chinese energy tech company, unveiled its APX HV Battery 2.0 this week. The new system lets residential and small business owners store anywhere from 5 to 30 kilowatt-hours of solar power using a stackable design that snaps together without cables.

The best part? Homeowners who already own the original APX batteries can mix old and new modules in the same system. That means earlier adopters don't have to throw away their investment when they want to expand storage capacity.

The battery handles extreme weather that would shut down older systems. Its operating range spans from negative 20 degrees Celsius to 55 degrees Celsius (that's negative 4 to 131 degrees Fahrenheit). An IP66 rating means it shrugs off dust and heavy rain.

Safety features include module-level fire suppression using aerosol technology and integrated heating film for cold climates. The battery uses lithium iron phosphate chemistry, known for stability and long lifespan.

New Solar Battery Works Down to -20°C, Cuts Install Time

Installation crews will love the carrying handles and compact footprint. Each 5 kWh module measures about 23 by 14 by 10 inches and weighs 112 pounds. The plug-and-play design means fewer connection errors and faster job completion.

Single-phase setups can deliver 10 kilowatts of continuous power, while three-phase systems push 15 kilowatts. That's enough to run most household appliances during an outage or expensive peak-rate hours.

The Ripple Effect

This launch signals something bigger: energy storage is becoming accessible. Just five years ago, home batteries required specialized installers and cost prohibitive amounts. Now companies are designing systems that everyday electricians can install in hours instead of days.

Modular systems like this one also reduce electronic waste. When technology improves, homeowners can add new modules rather than replacing entire systems. That flexibility protects both wallets and landfills.

As batteries get easier to install and maintain, more families can capture solar energy instead of sending excess power back to the grid for pennies. Energy independence is moving from luxury to standard feature in modern homes.

The APX HV Battery 2.0 is now available for residential and small commercial installations worldwide, bringing plug-and-play solar storage to thousands more rooftops.

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Based on reporting by PV Magazine

This story was written by BrightWire based on verified news reports.

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