itel Energy’s Power Series Wins German Design Award 2026
The portfolio includes the compact Power Go and Power Go Pro, which weigh approximately 3.2 kg and offer capacities of up to 320 Wh, making them suitable for mobile, outdoor and off-grid applications. The Power Tank and Power Rover are designed for more demanding situations, with capacities of up to 2,000 Wh and expansion options.
Built with 100% Grade A LiFePO4 cells, the products provide a rated service life of up to 10 years. They feature AC, DC and USB-C outputs, including USB-C fast charging at up to 65 W, and can power multiple devices simultaneously. Solar compatibility is also a key feature. When connected to photovoltaic modules, the units can store and supply solar-generated electricity, addressing the challenge of limited grid access.
The portfolio also incorporates recyclable materials, reinforced enclosures and silicone carrying handles to improve durability and portability. According to itel Energy, these features help protect the systems against impacts and scratches in challenging operating conditions.
The series is gaining traction across regions with varying levels of grid stability and energy access but a shared demand for reliable electricity. It is currently available in Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
“The Power Series has gained strong market traction in Nigeria and Syria, where unstable electricity supply continues to drive demand for distributed backup energy,” said Farrah Huang, CMO of itel Energy’s parent company, TranESS. “In Pakistan and Iraq, the products provide mobile backup power for homes, small businesses and travellers, while in the Philippines they support outdoor, emergency and off-grid applications across islands.”
Building on the systems’ success across grid-connected and off-grid areas, itel Energy will continue expanding its reliable and accessible energy solutions, empowering more people to take control of their power needs.
“Energy storage should not only deliver technical performance; it should also be accessible, practical and designed around the realities of daily lives,” added Farrah Huang. “The German Design Award is an important recognition of our efforts to translate market insight into solutions that create tangible value for our customers. We are proud to see the products helping to keep lights on in homes after dark and making reliable energy accessible to everyone.”