First Semi-Solid State Portable Energy Systems to be Unveiled at Berlin’s Expo

California’s sustainable energy technology start-up Zendure will introduce SuperBase V, the new standard for portable home energy systems, at the IFA consumer electronics expo in Berlin.

The first system in the market to use semi-solid state batteries is called SuperBase V, and it has a capacity range of 6.4 kWh to 64 kWh. It is held that SuperBase V establishes a new benchmark for whole-home energy management with its 120V/240V dual-voltage output, support for solar panels, and EV charging. This SBV system is extremely adaptable, diverse, and capable; application scenarios span from smart homes to charging electric vehicles, camping, and off-grid use. It can be charged to 6.6kWh utilising a satellite extension module for solar power combined with AC outlet power in about one hour.

Support for public charging stations, level 2 charging for electric vehicles, and independent RV power from the optional satellite batteries are all included as standard features. Customers can completely benefit from financial advantages while protecting their home energy with a tailored solution thanks to additional batteries and solar panels.

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Bryan Liu, CEO & Founder of Zendure, stated that “the rising cost of energy, recent natural catastrophes, grid failures, and lack of energy access are becoming a key concern for communities around the world.” “Energy is about survival and connection, not just the luxuries and conveniences of contemporary life, which are lost when people and communities are without power, even for a day. Zendure is providing a solution that offers both long-term cost reduction and energy security.”

Zendure claims that it has continuously launched innovative products, and made rapid breakthroughs in the core technologies of outdoor energy storage and power supplies. It was only recently that the start-up had debuted the launch of a new SuperBase V solid-state battery technology.

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