Villara
VillaGrid 11.5
Villara VillaGrid 11.5
- Usable Capacity: 11.5kWh
- Roundtrip Efficiency: 98.5%
- Warranty: 20 Years
The VillaGrid Energy Storage system has the longest warranty currently available for a home back-up battery at 20 years and 10,000 cycles. Additionally, the VillaGrid offers back up for demanding household loads due to its higher peak power and instantaneous power ratings when compared to other battery options.
See all Villara Solar Batteries See all Solar BatteriesThe VillaGrid Energy Storage system has the longest warranty currently available for a home back-up battery at 20 years and 10,000 cycles. Additionally, the VillaGrid offers back up for demanding household loads due to its higher peak power and instantaneous power ratings when compared to other battery options.
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Model Year
2021
Audience
Residential
The key characteristics of a battery are the power output, usable capacity and efficiency with which it stores and discharges electricity. Other characteristics, like the chemistry of the battery, help to determine how effective it is at storing electricity.
Battery Dimensions
1413 mm L
1032 mm W
163 mm D
1032 mm W
163 mm D
Traits
- Scalable
- Off-Grid Capable
- Backup Capable
The physical characteristics of a battery help determine whether you’ll need an entire garage of batteries or a wall-mounted, radiator-size battery. Beyond just storing energy, batteries have a number of additional traits, such as being able to easily scale in size or to provide power if the grid goes down.
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United States
Energy storage manufacturers may have a background in chemical industries or in making larger-scale batteries, such as building batteries for electric vehicles. Manufacturers may either make the battery cells themselves or assemble the batteries into a comprehensive energy storage system.
Organizations like the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) and Underwriters Laboratories (UL) create national and international standards for energy storage systems to ensure any products on the market meet certain specifications for safety and reliability reasons.
