Amongst other news items this morning, this article from Redflow particularly caught my eye – speaking about a 60kWh battery storage system installed for residential use in western Queensland (near Wallumbilla).
The aggregate capacity was gained by joining together 6 separate ZCell battery systems, shown in the image above. The article (linked above) also features a photo of an impressive array of solar panels on the neighbouring shed (18kW), which will charge the batteries.
The Redflow article also links to this case study. Justification for the system was partly on the basis of avoiding the cost of connecting to the network (2.7km away).
As reported in the Electronic News, by extending the warranty to the entire battery Redflow is providing assurance for customers that their batteries are a long-term proposition. Redflow’s entire battery is now covered by the 10-year/36,500kWh warranty, which aligns it…
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