Aquion solar batteries reviews

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About Aquion, Solar Batteries

Aquion solar batteries review

This is an interesting company. Aquion Energy was producing a non-flammable “salt water battery” (Aqueous Hybrid Ion – AHI) system boasting 100% depth-of-discharge capability among its benefits. The company collected all sorts of accolades and then suddenly in March 2017 it filed a voluntary petition under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code.

After it emerged from bankruptcy in July the same year with new owners, it reportedly wasn't supporting existing products in any way, and all existing warranties were void.

Very few of these batteries would have been installed in Australia - but if you have one, we'd be interested to hear how its been doing. 

Aquion Solar Battery Reviews

A great piece of kit!

I had Aquion batteries installed 6 years ago and have found them excellent. I had the maximum amount of storage that could be installed to a system that was still able to be connected to the grid. Since then I have doubled my generation capacity and would love to double my storage but I am not impressed by the Lithium batteries which remain on the market. One of the issues however is with the controlling software which is tuned to a maximum of 3% discharge to support Lithium batteries. Aquion batteries can be regularly run down a long way further without detriment but the software doesn't easily allow it.
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