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Alpha ESS Solar Battery

Alpha ESS residential energy storage solution covers 3 ~ 10 kW, and this range is predominantly designed for PV self-consumption, back-up power, load shifting and off-grid solutions for household applications. Storing renewable energy with Alpha ESS - it's a no-brainer.

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Battery Features

  • SMILE 5 Series system is the best seller of AlphaESS.
  • It is available for DC-coupling, AC-coupling and hybrid-coupling connection and working with multiple battery options including 2.9kWh, 5.7kWh, 10.1kWh and 13.3kWh battery module.
  • With VPP value stacked, it would be the best choice for householders.

Your Home,Your Power

Electricity Bill Saving

  • Charge during off-peak times
  • Discharge during peak times.
Self-consumption
  • Store solar energy generated from photovoltaic panels for the future use.
Emergency Power Back-up
  • Discharge during a black-out, functioning as back-up power.

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Helpful Faq’s

Currently, there are two federal government incentives in Australia for homeowners installing solar panels, which include Small-scale Technology Certificates and Feed-in Tariffs. Some of the states provides additional rebates when you install solar power on your home.

  • Small-Scale Technology Certificates (STCs)
  • Feed-in Tariffs.
  • Empowering Homes solar battery loan.
  • Solar for Low-income Households.
  • State Government Rebates (Subject to Eligibility)

The most popular solar system sizes depend on your electricity usage. Here's a general guideline:

  • For homes with a quarterly bill of $350-$500: A 6.6 kW system is common.
  • For homes with a quarterly bill of $500-$800: A 10 kW system is ideal.
  • For three-phase power properties: Systems of 10 kW or more are popular due to feed-in tariff benefits.
  • Your budget: While LG NeON panels perform well, they may cost more than others. Consider the cost-benefit balance based on your budget and priorities.
  • Your electricity needs: The FAQ mentioned system sizes based on quarterly electricity bills. Estimate your needs to determine the appropriate system size (kW).
  • Sun exposure: If your roof gets limited sunlight, LG NeON's double-sided design might be advantageous. Standard panels may suffice with good sun exposure.
  • Roof space: Higher wattage panels need less space, but efficiency (LG NeON) might be more important if space is limited.
  • Local regulations: Check for any local regulations that might influence your choice.
  • Warranty: Look for panels with strong warranties (like LG's 25 years) for long-term performance.

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