

Modular design, flexibly expandable
High cycle stability thanks to LFP cell technology
Seamless integration with Huawei inverters and the FusionSolar app
Backup function for uninterruptible power supply

Scalable Capacity for Commerce and Industry
Intelligent String-Level Battery Management System
Higher system availability through independent module control
Easy installation and efficient maintenance

Designed for large-scale projects with high energy demands
Intelligent system architecture with a central energy management system
High cycle stability and long service life
Remote Monitoring and Remote Control via Digital Platforms








Practical Training Courses
Hotline support provided by specialized engineers
Efficient return and exchange service (RMA) with high product availability directly from our warehouse

Active support for grid certification (VDE)
Validated system designs and project-specific yield simulations
On-site Service for the Commissioning of Energy Storage Projects
Direct R&D access for firmware customizations in special projects
A battery storage system is always worthwhile when a significant portion of the self-generated solar power is not consumed immediately. Households and commercial businesses with high evening and nighttime consumption, in particular, benefit from significantly higher self-consumption rates and lower electricity purchase costs. In commercial settings, energy storage systems also help prevent peak loads and reduce grid fees.
Huawei relies on lithium iron phosphate (LFP) technology for its battery storage systems. This cell chemistry is characterized by high thermal stability, a long service life, and exceptional cycle stability. LFP batteries are considered particularly safe and are especially well-suited for stationary use in PV systems.
In general, retrofitting is possible provided that the existing system is equipped with a compatible inverter. Huawei offers a coordinated product ecosystem of inverters and energy storage systems that allows for easy expansion of existing systems. For a customized assessment, we recommend consulting with qualified installers.
The optimal storage capacity depends on individual energy consumption, the size of the system, and usage patterns. As a general guideline, a storage capacity of one to two kilowatt-hours per kilowatt-peak of system output has proven effective in many practical applications. For commercial and industrial systems, sizing is based on a detailed load analysis.
Yes. Many Huawei storage systems feature a built-in backup function. In the event of a power outage, the system automatically switches to stand-alone mode and continues to supply power to designated circuits. The switchover time is so short that sensitive loads can continue to operate without interruption.
Huawei storage systems can be digitally monitored and controlled via the FusionSolar platform. Installers and plant operators gain real-time insight into the state of charge, energy flows, and system status. For commercial and industrial systems, advanced functions for telecontrol and integration into higher-level energy management systems are also available.