US-based Zendure, a leading EnergyTech company, has introduced the SolarFlow Kit to the North American market. The kit, designed for easy installation without permits, includes solar panels, a Hub 2000 controller, expandable batteries (1.92 kWh to 7.68 kWh), a Microinverter, and a Smart Meter CT for real-time energy monitoring. It allowed users to store solar energy, offset up to 3,500 kWh annually, and reduce reliance on the grid. The launch is aligned with rising electricity costs and federal incentives like the 30% Residential Clean Energy Credit.
Zendure debuts SolarFlow Kit for solar storage in North America
With capacities from 1.92 kWh to 7.68 kWh, the SolarFlow Kit adapts to diverse household energy needs. (Image Source: Zendure)
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