Hypontech has taken part in the 2024 edition of Solar & Storage Live in Birmingham, UK, showcasing its cutting-edge solutions, bringing safer, more convenient and smarter energy to local consumers and businesses.
As part of its ongoing innovation, Hypontech unveiled at the event its latest low-voltage energy storage solution, the Hypon ESS LV. The system is designed to provide flexible, efficient energy management, enabling users to optimize solar energy usage, reduce electricity costs, and maintain uninterrupted power during outages. Combining sleek design with reliable performance, the Hypon ESS LV stood out as a key attraction for attendees.
The solution is comprised of two flagship products: the HES series low-voltage inverters and the HBP LV series low-voltage batteries. The HES inverters feature 150% oversizing capability and 24/7 intelligent monitoring, while the HBP batteries offer high energy conversion efficiency, an impressive 8,000 charge-discharge cycle lifespan, and an operating temperature range from -20°C to +60°C. Together, they provide optimal safety, energy efficiency, and meet a variety of consumer needs.
Building on the success of its popular HPS single-phase inverters, the company also introduced the enhanced HPS PRO 3-6K single-phase inverter at the Birmingham show. Known for its superior performance and previously ranked among the top nine globally in shipments, the upgraded HPS PRO series integrates the latest AFCI technology, offering an advanced level of protection against electrical fires. The 24/7 monitoring feature also ensures real-time system insights and early warnings, giving users complete control over their energy usage.
As a key market in Europe, the UK plays a pivotal role in Hypontech’s global strategy, the company offering solutions that align perfectly with the country’s growing focus on energy independence and sustainability. Hypontech innovations provide local businesses and homeowners with reliable, efficient, and cost-effective energy alternatives, further supporting the transition to a cleaner energy future.
