Battery with hybrid converter
Piece by piece
See how it is assembled piece by piece, how it keeps the lights on during a blackout, how up to 9 units connect in parallel and which sources charge it.
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All-in-one inverter and LFP battery systems. Cost-effective, safe electricity, always available, for homes, businesses and industry.


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Battery with hybrid converter
See how it is assembled piece by piece, how it keeps the lights on during a blackout, how up to 9 units connect in parallel and which sources charge it.
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Assembly · Step 1 of 6
Steel base, back panel and four swivel casters with brakes. It rolls straight to the garage or the plant room.
Assembly · Step 2 of 6
Four lithium-ferrophosphate cell modules in series. Above this is the BMS, which monitors the voltage and temperature of each cell.
16S × 3.2 V = 51.2 V example
Assembly · Step 3 of 6
At the top, the converter turns the energy from the solar panels and the battery into power for the home and manages the grid connection.
Assembly · Step 4 of 6
Seen from the side, the side panels form an L: at the top rear they leave room for the connections. They have ventilation grilles, and the lid reaches as far as that recess.
Assembly · Step 5 of 6
At the back: grid input (IN), home output (OUT), PV+ PV− solar inputs, three circuit breakers and the switch. It is closed off by the bolted grille, perforated at the back and solid on top and at the sides.
Assembly · Step 6 of 6
Display with keypad and AC/INV, CHG and FAULT indicators. Once the front panel is fitted, the unit starts up.
Operation · 1 of 3
The panels charge the battery, and the house draws power from the panels, the battery, or the grid as needed.
Operation · 2 of 3
The grid goes down. The unit detects it and disconnects from it automatically.
Operation · 3 of 3
The home keeps its lights on: the battery and solar panels power it, isolated from the grid.
Always powered
With or without the grid, the solar panels and battery keep your home running. And if you need more, you can connect up to 9 units in parallel.
In parallel
They are connected row by row to a common line, for more power and more storage.
1 of 9 units connected
Expandable to 9 units
Start with one unit and add more when you need them.
Energy sources
The CEO connects to solar panels, wind turbines, the power grid or a generator. All that energy goes into filling its battery.
Self-sufficiency
With a full battery, the CEO powers the home on its own, without relying on any other source.
Energy flowOn gridPower outageIsland mode

A single, compact unit that manages charging, backup, and protection. It integrates seamlessly into any space and operates quietly, with no maintenance required.
Five reasons why our systems keep the energy flowing.
Stable power for your essential equipment, even during grid outages.
Clear display and easy control of the system status at a glance.
Advanced load and temperature management for enhanced safety and extended product lifespan.
Compact design and simple connectivity to adapt to any space.
Optimize energy consumption and reduce your monthly bill.
We help you determine the appropriate system size based on your actual energy consumption.
Talk to a technicianSystem parameters in single-phase configuration. The AC voltage and frequency are adjustable.
Residential properties and second homes.
Warehouses, shops, and workshops.
The same all-in-one unit, from 5 to 45 kW of power. The battery grows with the inverter: 15 kWh of LFP for every 5 kW, up to 135 kWh. For homes, businesses and industry: we study your consumption and propose the configuration you need.


All-in-one: inverter, batteries, charging management, and protection features in a single unit, ready to operate independently or with solar panels.
The system operates automatically and instantly, ensuring that your essential equipment remains powered without noticeable interruptions.
Yes. It integrates with photovoltaic systems to store excess energy and use it when you need it most, maximizing savings.
Almost none. Intelligent management protects the equipment from overloads and temperature extremes, extending its lifespan.
Yes, the modular design allows you to add batteries to expand your energy capacity as your needs grow.
Indoors, in any well-ventilated space: living room, garage, storage room, or technical room. Its compact and quiet design makes this possible.
Tell us about your usage, and we will advise you on the ideal configuration, without obligation.