Home memory system with low -temperature battery by Richard's Share
, From Yue Wu, 2 min reading time
Richard Herfurtner, former sales manager and retiree from Maurach, reports on his experiences with the Power Queen battery system.
Through an internet search, Richard came across the brand and products of Power Queen Compared to other products and providers, he was particularly impressed by the price-performance ratio, free shipping, fast delivery, and the warranty. He hopes the system will meet his energy storage needs and have a long service life.
Richard primarily uses the system to feed power into his home's grid and operate autonomously during a power outage. It is also used to charge devices such as mobile phones, laptops, and televisions.
Richard is currently very satisfied with the product, even though he has only been using it for a short time. He currently rates it 100% and is happy to recommend it based on his experience so far.
The simplest and "cheapest" 1 kWh night feed-in for all PV owners (1 kWh covers approximately the base load of a single-family household).
The Power Queen battery system has a capacity of 12.8V/1280 Wh with expansion options, an integrated charger for 230V/12V/13A to charge the battery, a MPPT charge controller 12V/30A, an inverter with a 230V output for external loads, and a grid priority circuit. The power station also features a feed-in inverter that allows the PV power generated by the battery to be fed into the home grid, adjustable from 30-300W depending on the size of the inverter. The power station can also be charged by one or more solar modules.
Electricity cost savings of up to 30% depending on the system p.a. possible by night feed-in using a timer.
Note for tenants:
Note that, while a power station in conjunction with a grid feed is generally unproblematic, it is advisable to obtain the consent of the landlord before installation to ensure that this
is permitted.
Clean energy from today for tomorrow and the day after tomorrow!
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