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Hinen to Launch A15 Energy Storage System for UK Homes

The system pairs Hinen’s hybrid inverter with a new battery module and expands to 86.4 kWh for homes seeking more storage capacity.

  • On August 12, Hinen will unveil the A15 Residential Energy Storage System during a live online event, introducing a home battery solution designed for greater capacity, flexibility, and easier installation.
  • HinenMore homeowners are increasingly investing in solar power, EVs, and heat pumps but often struggle to store enough energy to reduce electricity bills and maximize self-consumption.
  • The A15 combines Hinen's A-series hybrid inverter with the new B15; each module provides 14.4 kWh of storage, expandable to 86.4 kWh by adding up to six batteries.
  • With an ultra-slim 180 mm design, the battery delivers more than 8,000 charge cycles and is backed by a 12-year warranty, while the IP65-rated enclosure supports diverse installation environments.
  • Optimized through the Hinen App with OTA updates, the system keeps performance monitored over time; Rock, CTO of Hinen, said The A15 is "simple to own, easy to expand and built to last.
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Hinen to launch A15 energy storage system for UK homes

Hinen is set to reveal its new A15 Residential Energy Storage System at an online launch event in August.

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