SolaX Power solar batteries reviews

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About SolaX Power, Solar Batteries

SolaX Power solar batteries review

One of Solax Power's goals is to be a world leader in battery storage development, production and distribution. That's pretty honest - some companies just outright claim to be even when it's clear they aren't.

As with many solar battery companies, its headquarters are in China - but Solax also has offices in Australia, the UK, Germany, The Netherlands and the USA. It's been around for a while, having its roots in a company called Suntellite Group back in 2003.

New generation Solax solar batteries are manufactured in partnership with a giant of the storage world, LG Chem (battery cells); so that provides a bit of reassurance.

In Australia, one of its major storage products is the TriplePower, a "plug and play" battery with scalability of capacity (to 25.2kWh) and charge/discharge power (to 6kW).

At the time of writing, Solax TriplePower batteries were only compatible with Solax inverters and are not off-grid capable. 

As far as pricing goes, Solax are one of the cheaper lithium-ion battery systems available in terms of cost per warranted kilowatt-hour.

Solax Recall

Some SolaX Power X-cabinet and discontinued PowerStation models with cells supplied by LG are subject to a recall. Affected systems may overheat and cause a fire.

Solax Warranty

Solax guarantees the TriplePower will retain at least 60% of its nominal storage with 90% DOD (depth of discharge) for either 120 months after the commissioning date or for a minimum energy throughput of 13.5MWh (4.5kWh battery) or 18.9MWh (6.3kWh) - whichever comes first. However, an on-site inspection by a suitably qualified technician is required following sixty months of continuous use; which is probably a pretty good idea anyway.

We haven't seen these batteries in action over an extended period, so if you have a Solax system, share your thoughts on how it has been performing.

SolaX Power Solar Battery Reviews

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Has proved to be large enough to provide power without needing much grid power.
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I was told the batteries were used when there was a power outage but when the power goes out from the grid i still have no battery power
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We are very happy with the performance and ease of operation of our new system.
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