You passed BYD, biggest battery company in the world. They don’t just do cars, but also offer home High & Low Voltage systems.

What's the battery chemistry they are using? Always ask this question Ben.

Love this RoyPow guy he gets genuinely excited about talking to people about his products.

"10,000kW inverter" lol

So what was the price?

LoL my off grid solar system is 19000w of panels, 76kwh's of chevy volt batteries and 21000w of inverters. 7 years running 24/7. All for $35k in parts.

Sounds too good to be true. Like the drone auto flies itself and follows you around

Seriouly the guy explaning you seems to be the best guy for this company. He knew everything, answered every question. You need someone like him at these conventions to boost your company profile and name. Cheers. 🙌🏼

We need more power!

What is the price of this system

@Ben great video and fantastic you are out educating the public. Keep up the good work. EZ Solar & Roofing installs the latest technology and would love to show you what's available in use by our satisfied customers using these battery advances already.

i have Question? Is it possible use it day light everyday for aircon and refrigerate ice, And Water pump for Pool

Ben, my name is Jing Yu, the CEO of Fortress Power. I want to ask if you'll be interested in reviewing our Avalon wholehome energy strategy solution which has built-in smart load controls, smart level 2 EV breaker, generator input. It helps customer avoid main panel upgrade, as well as eliminates back-up panel.

I don't see any Surge capability in the specs

Pretty cool. I'd love to see what the final price is for the standard setup. Seeing more competition is great for consumers! If I'm not mistaken, the Tesla Powerwall v2 has a 10kW output when you stack 2 and the new Powerwall v3 has a 11.5kW output for just one.

The VW ID range and the Kia/ Hyundai EV’s are already set up for V2L, VW’s V2G, V2H and V2L right out of the box.

Can i save your video for reviews i will test it may be some day i will buy it!

“DC -> AC -> DC -> AC -> DC” 😂

Got my attention🐻 This works for worse case whole house power supply! Any extra power can help neighbor next door if necessary🐨

Isn’t HomeGrid the same as this?

Their site is not working :( not a good sign of their quality.

Are the batteries LFP ?

It would have been helpful if you mentioned it was made in China. Could be some serious customer support issues

You had me at "these are modular so you can start with a basic 15kWh system and add capacity to it later".

Did you have a chance to check out Sol-Ark?

Well you should have checked out the growatt stand they had a 200kwh battery😊

My home battery storage system will support 24kw continuous draw. I can pretty much run anything I want in my house while on battery. Hopefully these systems will come down in price. Interesting to see that the system you looked at does DC Coupled.

Ben are your selling out? This is like an ad, There are so many other options. Ecoflow ultra 21kw with 3 inverters 90KWh battery. I know it is not 10,000kw :). But really.....

Very cool!

The Tesla Powerwall v3 has in integrated 10kW inverter too, and since each battery has an inverter, the power increases with each battery added. But Tesla's solution is very expensive, and their bundling shenanigans put me off buying more Powerwalls.

Lol Ben, not everyone is made out of money. How about the most cost effective home battery? The RoyPow salesperson said that one unit outputs 15 kWs. That's a lot of power, more than most people need on their 120v curcuits. RoyPow, like other brands, can install multiple batteries for even higher output. How much is a 15 kW unit? He doesn't say, but you say it's "affordable" (eyeroll). Off-grid may be a great solution for the rich and reclusive, but not for most. It just doesn't make financial sense to use your home battery during super off-peak periods. My LFP system outputs 7.6 kW. That's enough to get me off grid, with lots of headroom, during peak SDGE periods, as long as I don't use AC, charge my car, or run my spa. My solar charges my battery and covers all of my electrical usage during off-peak. So, all I'm paying for is part of the super off-peak when my Tesla is charged and I run the spa. This system doesn't get me off grid, but it reduces most of my electrical costs, at a relatively modest battery purchase cost.

Stackable is always good. The thing about LFP batteries is that there is a possibility of needing to service a cell some years into it. An architecture that allows for easy cell replacement is desirable. In the same fashion that multiple parallel inverters provides higher reliability than a single high powered semi-commercial inverter, multiple batteries give the possibility of high reliability and repair. As far as 40kWh goes, we all have different situations. I run 100 kWh so that I can keep my SOC above 50% no matter what. In this case, the batteries should last longer than I'm around. I personally like server rack batteries because I can grow them to truly any size and yet be able to service them in 5 kWh units. Kind of just like data center server pizza boxes. Have huge numbers, some of which are redundant, and run the apps non-stop with VMware or whatever your fave is.

is it offline or need to connect to internet?

I get nervous when the sales guy says kW when he should say kWh

I don't see a way to reserve on their site...

Great video. Arms looking big, you obviously lift bro.

Nice Video ben. what's the cost per KWH and how much is payback time assume 1 cycle perday

nice

Thanks for finding this Ben!