This product combines a hybrid inverter, balcony microinverter functionality, a 5kWh battery and an intelligent energy management system in one compact unit.

It can be connected to solar panels to convert solar energy into AC electricity for household use. Solar energy that is not used immediately can be stored in the battery and used at night, on cloudy days or during periods of high electricity demand.

The product also supports a simplified balcony solar installation. Where permitted by local regulations, and when used with approved plugs, sockets and electrical wiring, it can be connected directly to a suitable wall outlet through the supplied AC cable to feed solar and battery power into the household electrical system.

What Does Hybrid All-in-One Mean?

“Hybrid” means that the system can manage several energy sources and power flows, including:

  • Solar panels
  • The integrated 5kWh battery
  • Household electrical loads
  • The public electricity grid
  • Backup power output

“All-in-One” means that the main components are integrated into one system.

A traditional solar storage system may require a separate inverter, battery, charge controller and monitoring device. This product combines the main functions in one unit, reducing the number of devices and cables required and making installation and daily operation easier.

How Is It Installed and Used?

The basic installation process is:

  1. Install the solar panels on a balcony, terrace, garage, garden frame or another location with sufficient sunlight.
  2. Connect the solar panels to the product’s solar input using the approved photovoltaic cables.
  3. Place the unit in a stable, well-ventilated location that meets the product’s installation requirements.
  4. Connect the approved AC power cable according to the instruction manual.
  5. Where plug-in grid connection is legally permitted, insert the plug into a suitable and compliant wall outlet.
  6. Use the mobile application to view solar production, battery level and household energy use.

After installation, the system can operate automatically. Users do not need to manually switch between solar power, battery power and grid electricity every day.

How Does Wall-Outlet Connection Supply the Whole Home?

When the product sends power into the household electrical circuit through a suitable wall outlet, the available solar and battery power can help supply appliances connected to the same household electrical system.

The electricity is not limited to the room where the product is plugged in.

It can help supply devices such as:

  • Refrigerators
  • Televisions
  • Wi-Fi routers
  • Computers
  • Lighting
  • Washing machines
  • Kitchen appliances
  • Air conditioners
  • Other household equipment

For example, if the system is supplying 1,000 watts while the household is consuming 1,500 watts, approximately 1,000 watts can come from the solar panels or battery. The remaining 500 watts is automatically supplied by the public electricity grid.

Users can therefore continue using household appliances normally without connecting each appliance directly to the storage system.

The maximum output of the product is 2.5kW. It can contribute power to appliances throughout the home, but this does not mean it can independently operate every high-power appliance at the same time.

When total household consumption exceeds 2.5kW, the public grid can normally provide the remaining electricity, depending on the installation and selected operating mode.


What Does 2.5kW Output Mean?

An output of 2.5kW equals 2,500 watts.

This means the system can provide up to approximately 2,500 watts of continuous AC power under normal operating conditions.

It can support several common household devices at the same time, such as a refrigerator, television, router, computer and lighting.

However, using an electric kettle, induction cooker, electric heater and high-power air conditioner at the same time may exceed the 2.5kW output limit.

Users should consider the combined power consumption of all appliances operating at the same time.


What Does a 5kWh Battery Mean?

A 5kWh battery can store approximately five kilowatt-hours of energy.

In theory, 5kWh of stored energy could provide approximately:

  • 10 hours of operation for a 500-watt load
  • 5 hours of operation for a 1,000-watt load
  • 2 hours of operation at a 2,500-watt load

Actual operating time will normally be shorter because of inverter losses, battery protection settings, temperature and changes in appliance power consumption.


How Does the System Operate Automatically?

During Sunny Daytime Conditions

Solar energy is used first to supply household appliances. Any available excess solar energy can be stored in the battery.

When Solar Production Is Insufficient

Solar energy supplies part of the household demand. The battery or public grid automatically provides the remaining electricity.

At Night

The system can use energy stored in the battery during the day, reducing the amount of electricity purchased from the public grid.

When the Battery Is Low

When the battery reaches its configured minimum charge level, the system can automatically switch to grid electricity.

Some operating modes can also charge the battery from the grid when electricity prices are low and use the stored energy during more expensive periods.

Main Product Advantages

  • Hybrid inverter and 5kWh battery integrated into one unit
  • Supports balcony microinverter functionality
  • Supports plug-in household grid connection where legally permitted
  • Solar and battery power can help supply appliances throughout the home
  • Up to 2.5kW AC output
  • Uses solar power during the day and stored energy at night
  • Automatically manages solar, battery and grid electricity
  • Helps reduce electricity purchased from the public grid
  • Mobile application monitoring
  • Simple installation and compact design
  • Suitable for household energy savings and backup power applications

Safety Information

Plug-in grid connection electricity-grid requirements and the manufacturer’s instructions.

Only approved cables, plugs and suitable wall outlets should be used.

Do not connect the system through ordinary multi-socket power strips, damaged outlets, loose adapters or extension cables that are not rated for the required power.

Any work involving the household distribution board, fixed wiring, dedicated circuits, grid connection settings or backup power switching should be completed by a qualified electrician.

Summary

This 2.5kW + 5kWh Hybrid All-in-One system combines a balcony microinverter, hybrid inverter and energy-storage battery in one product.

After the solar panels are connected, the system may be plugged into a suitable wall outlet for household grid connection .

Solar and battery power can then enter the household electrical circuit and help supply appliances in different rooms. If the available solar or battery power is not sufficient, the public electricity grid automatically supplies the remaining demand.

During the day, the system prioritizes solar energy and charges the battery with available excess power. At night, the stored battery energy can be used to reduce grid electricity consumption.

This helps increase solar self-consumption, reduce dependence on the public electricity grid and lower household electricity costs.