Zendure has announced a new plug-and-play residential storage system, the SuperBase V system. The storage system has satellite semi-solid-state batteries for household backup power, mobile living and portable electric vehicle charging applications. Including its real wheels, the SuperBase V 6400 (SBV) is 73 cm x 34.6 cm x 44.2 cm and weighs 59 kg. The semi-solid-state satellite battery B6400 weighs 46 kg, and has dimensions of 69 cm x 28.5 cm x 27.4 cm. The battery pack, according to the manufacturers, has 42 per cent more energy than lithium-iron-phosphate batteries. With the addition of up to four battery modules, the storage capacity of one SBV device can be increased to 32 kWh. Up to 64 kWh of capacity can be obtained by chaining together two SBV units. The energy storage system has a 3,000 cycle life and can function in temperatures between -20 °Celsius and 45 °Celsius.
The company is launching versions of the system with distinct inputs and outputs for the US and European markets. The US version can produce a maximum of 3,800 W at 240 V and 1,800 W at 120 V. The European version can produce up to 1,725 W at 115 V and 3,680 W at 230 V. Both variants provide inputs for cars, electric vehicles and solar power up to 3,000 W and can be charged at up to 6,600 W.
