Germany’s BigBlue Energy, a solar panel manufacturer, has launched the POWAFREE H3 and H4, a new series of balcony solar systems designed for urban settings. The H3 model provides a 1024 Wh battery for moderate energy use, while the H4 provided a larger 2048 Wh battery. These POWAFREE models include compact designs with integrated PV hubs and batteries. The plug-and-play nature of the system allows for installation without the need for professional assistance. These systems are said to be cost-effective and easy to install for homeowners and apartment dwellers. POWAFREE’s dual MC4 inputs and MPPT technology ensure optimal power output, enhancing compatibility with existing solar systems. Users can manage their energy consumption through the BigBlue Energy App, where they can optimize usage based on solar availability and demand.
BigBlue launches new balcony solar systems in Germany
The BigBlue Energy App will allow users to manage energy efficiently, maximizing solar usage and storage for off-peak times. (Image Source: Big Blue)
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