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A battery-storage route that can be considered for an existing solar system, subject to its inverter, electrical arrangement and survey findings.
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Hanchu systems combine energy storage, intelligent control and monitoring. The most suitable components depend on your existing system, electricity use, space, electrical configuration and survey findings.

A battery-storage route that can be considered for an existing solar system, subject to its inverter, electrical arrangement and survey findings.
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A Hanchu hybrid controller can bring solar generation, storage and monitoring together in one survey-led system design.
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The Hanchu Gateway is a survey-led backup option that can support selected home circuits during a power cut.
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Three-phase storage options for larger properties or commercial sites where the electrical design and energy profile support the approach.
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A commercial Hanchu controller pathway for a tailored three-phase solar and storage design.
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Scalable Hanchu commercial storage is assessed around the building, operational demand, access and project requirements.
Find out more →These HEG Renewables installations show Hanchu ESS hybrid inverters with home batteries. The most suitable Hanchu ESS battery capacity—such as 5.12kWh or 9.4kWh—depends on your electricity use, solar generation, tariff and survey-led system design.



These are practical starting points. Final recommendations, performance expectations and backup arrangements should always be confirmed through the HEG survey and design process.
A Hanchu ESS system brings together a compatible battery, inverter or controller, monitoring and—where specified—a backup gateway. It can store solar electricity and, where suitable for your tariff and system design, lower-cost off-peak electricity for later use.