Chinese inverter maker Growatt has released an all-in-one solution for balcony solar storage.
Dubbed NEXA 2000, the new product integrates inverter functionalities and scalable energy storage. It comes out of the box with a lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) battery of 2,048Wh, up to three identical batteries can be added to a capacity of 8 kWh.
“The NEXA 2000 includes a time-of-use optimization function, which helps reduce electricity costs by enabling AC charging from the grid during low-price periods and discharging stored power when tariffs are high, delivering significant cost savings,” the company said in a statement. “The system also offers multiple working modes to optimize energy utilization based on user preferences.”
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