Different users need different solar storage setups. Some want a full kit with solar panels and battery storage. Others already have solar panels and only need a Solar Hub or extra battery capacity. This collection helps you choose the right product based on how you plan to use solar energy at home or outdoors.

Apartment Balcony

For apartments and small homes, balcony solar storage can help collect solar energy during the day and store extra power for evening household use. Flexible solar panels are easier to place where space is limited.

Terrace and Garden

For terraces, gardens and small outdoor areas, a battery storage system can support daily self-consumption, lighting, routers, small appliances, home office equipment and other light household power needs.

RV and Camping Areas

For RV parking areas and camping-style setups, flexible solar panels and battery storage can help collect power during the day and use stored energy later. Keep the Solar Hub and battery in a dry, ventilated and protected position.

Fishing Cabin and Lakeside Shed

For fishing cabins, lakeside sheds and weekend outdoor spaces, a solar storage system can provide a practical way to store daytime solar power for later use. The battery and Solar Hub should be protected from standing water, direct rain pooling and strong moisture exposure.

Snowy or Coastal Areas

For snowy, coastal or boat-side scenes, use the system carefully. Solar panels should be kept clear of snow, and the battery and Solar Hub should be placed away from direct seawater spray, submersion, saltwater exposure and heavy snow coverage.

Store Solar Energy for Later Use

Solar power is often generated during the day, while many homes need more electricity in the evening. A balcony solar storage system helps store extra solar energy first, then release it later through the Solar Hub when needed.

Set Custom Discharge Times

With Solar Hub control, users can set custom discharge time periods based on daily routines. For example, the battery can discharge in the morning, during afternoon work-from-home hours, or in the evening peak-use period.

Expandable Battery Storage

The stackable LiFePO4 battery system allows users to start with 1024Wh and expand up to 6144Wh. This makes it easier to match storage capacity with real household energy habits.

Clear System Roles

The Solar Hub manages battery charging, discharging and energy flow. The battery itself does not have a separate app. Battery status can be checked directly on the battery unit, while system-level control is handled by the Solar Hub.