Varta brings photovoltaic memory to the market with emergency power function

Varta has had a new memory in its portfolio since mid -November.According to the manufacturer, he has two differences to the previous models: it is equipped with an emergency power function and available with larger capacities.As with the previous model, it is an AC complete system with an integrated battery inverter.The memory with emergency power function is available with capacities of 6.5, 13 and 19.5 kilowatt hours.The photovoltaic home stores with larger capacities are required, since more and more households also coupled them for the operation of the heat pumps or the charging of electric cars in order to be able to consume as much solar power from the roof itself.

The new "Element Backup" variety could continue to supply electricity for certain devices even in the event of network failures.He automatically switches on his emergency power function and is also black-headed, it said from Varta.Operators could thus prepare themselves against a increasing risk of power failures due to extreme weather or network overloads.

According to Varta, operators do not have to opt for higher storage capacities, but can later retrofit battery modules if the electricity requirement grows.The expansion is not necessarily necessary with the VARTA "element backup".The storage capacity can also be increased by connecting up to five Varta energy storage with the Varta "Link" or the Varta "Pulse Neo".

Unverändert sei die Plug&Play-Technologie für eine schnelle und einfache Installation.According to Varta, no additional hardware is necessary for communication with various photovoltaic interrichers.In the online operation of the system, the manufacturer grants up to ten years of guarantee on the battery and the entire memory.In addition, the complete system with government requirements for funding is compatible.

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