As energy demands rise across households, Europe has taken proactive steps through the Renewable Energy Directive and REPowerEU initiatives to promote residential self-consumption. In this context, reliable, flexible, and efficient battery storage systems like the BasenGreen BR-WM-LV 24V Wall-Mounted Series are emerging as the cornerstone of future-ready homes.
Modular Power, Personalized Energy
The BasenGreen 24V series features three capacities—2.56kWh, 5.88kWh, and 7.68kWh—offering scalable options depending on your household energy needs. Whether you’re powering a single-family residence, a small off-grid cabin, or using solar storage to cut peak energy costs, these modular batteries allow up to 15 units to be connected in parallel, making energy design truly adaptable.
Efficiency Meets Intelligence
Cell Chemistry: LiFePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) ensures thermal stability, safety, and long cycle life.
Voltage Range: Operates efficiently between 21.6V and 28.8V, with charge/discharge cut-offs from 20V to 29.2V.
Smart BMS: Equipped with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and RS232/RS485/CAN ports, allowing real-time diagnostics and remote monitoring.
Active Equalization: 5A active balancing maintains health across cells, extending system life and maintaining high efficiency.
Display & Protection: LCD screen shows battery + BMS data, while the internal BMS prevents overcharge, short circuit, or thermal damage.
Adaptable Across Climates
European homes span from warm Mediterranean zones to frigid Nordic winters. With a discharge temperature range of -20°C to 60°C and optional heating below 0°C, this system is ideal for year-round use across diverse environments.
Compatibility at Its Core
BasenGreen’s BR-WM-LV series integrates seamlessly with popular inverter brands including SMA, Victron, Deye, Goodwe, Growatt, and Sermatec—allowing homeowners or installers to build systems with maximum flexibility.
Real-World Scenario
Imagine a family in southern Spain using a 7.68kWh BR-WM-LV module connected to rooftop solar. During the day, excess power is stored and used during the evening. With multiple units, they could go fully off-grid or reduce energy bills by storing electricity during off-peak hours and using it when prices spike.
