Expanding Battery Storage to 20KWH

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We have doubled our storage - from 10 to 20 kWh with a new SolarEdge pack

Thanks to Bright Spark for installing a second Solar Edge Battery. Each pack is 10kWh and driven by the existing Inverter.

These are in the garage and stand side by side and are floor mounted. These are heavy items at around 110 KG each.

With these we can store all, or most of the solar energy we collect from the roof top panels. We also charge then an night from Octopus and they then power the house and office during the day.

 

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