Netenergy Renewable Group Brings Advanced US Solar Battery Safety Standards to Filipino Homes with SolarEdge Technology
Netenergy Renewable Group (NRG), a leading provider of cutting-edge solar technology, is excited to announce the "InCharge: SolarEdge Residential Battery Launch." SolarEdge's innovative domestic battery technology will be shown off at this event, setting a new standard for home safety in the Philippines. SolarEdge is dedicated to making solar energy systems safer and more efficient. The exclusive launch took place at Gallery MiraNila in Quezon City.
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| Netenergy Renewable Group Brings Advanced US Solar Battery Safety Standards to Filipino Homes with SolarEdge Technology |
The launch happens at a very important time for the Philippine solar business. The Department of Energy (DOE) thinks that the country will get over 4,000 MW of new solar power by 2024. This will make the grid much stronger. At the same time, MarkWide Research's 2024 study says that the Philippine solar energy market will grow at a rate of over 35% per year until 2030, thanks to policies that encourage it and growing consumer interest. But this fast growth makes people worry about the safety of the system, especially when it comes to fire risks and electricity problems. New data from the Fire Protection Bureau (BFP) shows that there will be 34.4% more fires across the country in the first half of 2024, mostly in household areas. This shows how important it is to improve safety measures right away.
At the event, NRG showed off the SolarEdge Home environment, which includes the new Home Hub Inverter, Home Battery, and Home Backup Interface. This all-in-one SolarEdge solution is made to make the most of PV power generation and storage ability, saving you the most money and giving you more freedom.
The SolarEdge Home Battery works with single-phase power and has a DC-coupled design that is very efficient. It has 9.7kWh of battery storage, which is enough to power a 1.5hp air conditioner for 8 hours. The battery can be connected to up to three inverters, giving you a backup power supply of up to 29.1 kWh. Unlike traditional AC-coupled technology, which needed three power conversions to store energy, the DC-coupled design only needs one. It can work with more SolarEdge inverters and future smart home devices.
The SolarEdge Home ecosystem is designed to collect more energy from the sun and store it in batteries so that houses can be powered or as a backup in case the power goes out. With the mySolarEdge app, homeowners can easily keep an eye on and manage their home solar usage, as well as their energy saves and carbon emissions.
The SolarEdge Home Battery has been certified by UL9540A, which is one of the strictest fire safety standards for energy storage systems. This approval shows that the battery was carefully made and tested, which protects against fire risks and makes the whole system more reliable.
SolarEdge's SafeDCTM and the module-level Rapid Shutdown Device (Power Optimizer), which meets the Rapid Shutdown standard in the Philippine Electrical Code (PEC) 2017, were also shown off at the event. When things go wrong, like when the power goes out or the inverter stops working, this method lowers the DC voltage to 1V. This greatly lowers the risks that come with having a high DC voltage.
Through its Sense Connect technology and Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter (AFCI) features, SolarEdge also showed that it followed many safety rules. These features keep an eye out for possible electrical problems all the time, cutting off the power flow and starting safety steps to keep fires from starting.
Lance Dy, Vice President of Operations at Netsolar Inc., said, "The positive response to our new battery technology addresses important safety concerns in the solar industry." "The Philippine solar market is growing very quickly, so it is very important that our systems meet the highest safety standards." The launch of this product is a big step toward giving Filipino homes modern, safe, and reliable solar options.
Corporate Knights, a major global media and study firm, named SolarEdge one of the world's top 100 most environmentally friendly companies in 2024. The company's installation of SolarEdge systems around the world cuts greenhouse gas pollution by more than 40 million metric tons every year.
Skyrocket Studios, the best marketing tech company in Asia, is excited to work with NRG and SolarEdge to bring this cutting edge and safe technology to Filipino homes.
Please go to www.netsolar.com to find out more.
