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Fortress Power Releases Releases 9.6-KWh Ephorce Residential Battery

solarenergyBy solarenergyMarch 10, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Fort Power has unveiled a modular, stackable and VPP-ready energy storage system for the residential market.

With its robust design for all weather conditions and user-friendly functions, every Eforce LFP module has a capacity of 9.6 kWh and guaranteed 8,000 cycles.

“Fortress Power is known for supplying sustainable and reliable solutions for energy storage to both off-grid and grid-connected customers in North and Latin America,” said Matthew Daniel, product manager for Eforce. “Ephorce represents an important step forward for Fortkracht and for the energy storage market as a whole.”

In the heart of the Eforce system is the eWay-a specialized Wireway equipped with built-in bus bars, piping ports and an emergency switch, which simplifies the system connectivity. The Fortress Power Envy True 12 kW inverter bolts directly on the EWAY, creating a slim and efficient energy storage tower that optimizes space and performance. Each battery module is connected via two wireless fast plugs, making it easy to add battery capacity. Maximum 16 batteries can be connected and form a system of 153 kWh.

“We have designed it not only to deliver superior performance and safety, but also to simplify the installation and operation for dealers and installers,” Daniel added. “Ephorce will help our partners reduce installation times and stimulate their productivity, via wireless fast plug and integrated design concept.”

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