Kini idi ti o yan lati fi ẹrọ oluyipada ibi ipamọ agbara sori ẹrọ?

Ni awọn iṣẹ ipamọ agbara, ohun elo bọtini gẹgẹbi awọn oluyipada ati awọn batiri jẹ ẹya mojuto ti eto naa.
Mu iwọn lilo ti ara ẹni pọ si. During the day, the electricity generated by photovoltaic is used by the load, and the excess electricity is stored in the battery; at night, the photovoltaic does not generate electricity, and the electricity from the battery is used by the load, so as to achieve the purpose of not using the grid or using less grid power.

When the grid is out of power or when the grid is unstable, it can automatically switch to the battery-powered mode. This switching time is very short (UPS effect), and the load can continue to be used.

The effect of two-way energy storage-photovoltaics can charge the battery, and the same grid electricity can also charge the battery (when the electricity bill is low); in this way, the battery can be used to adjust the peak-to-valley price difference or used as a backup power source.

It can also be used in the case of pure off-grid work to drive a load with a certain power level to work.
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