Wall mounted energy storage batteries are mainly used in the following aspects:

Power storage:

Store excess electrical energy, especially when using renewable energy sources such as solar or wind. When electricity generation is greater than electricity consumption, the excess energy can be stored in the battery for later use.

Emergency backup power supply:

In the event of a power outage or grid failure, provide backup power to ensure that critical equipment (such as refrigerators, medical equipment, etc.) and basic household electricity needs are not affected.

Peak cutting and valley filling:

The use of low electricity price at night charging, in the daytime high electricity price period discharge, in order to reduce electricity costs, to achieve a more economical way of electricity.

Increase energy self-sufficiency rate:

Through the combination of energy storage system and renewable energy, reduce the dependence on the grid and enhance the energy self-sufficiency of households or enterprises.

Optimize grid load:

Reducing the pressure on the grid during peak hours helps to stabilize the grid operation, especially for distributed energy systems.

Support smart grid:

Combined with smart home systems, more intelligent energy management is achieved, and charging and discharging strategies are automatically adjusted according to real-time electricity prices and user needs.

Mobile application support:

Some wall mounted energy storage batteries also have a mobile power function, which can charge electric vehicles or other high-power devices in an emergency.