How does a solar energy storage system work?

A solar energy storage system typically includes components such as solar panels, storage batteries, and inverters. Its operation principle is as follows:
1. Solar panels: Convert sunlight into direct current (DC) electricity. When sunlight is received by the solar panels, they generate DC electricity and send it to the storage batteries for storage.

2. Storage batteries: Store the electricity generated by the solar panels. During the day, the storage batteries can store excess electricity generated by the solar panels for use at night or during cloudy weather. When electricity is needed, the storage batteries release the stored energy.

3. Inverter: Converts the DC electricity stored in the storage batteries into alternating current (AC) electricity for use. The inverter converts the DC electricity stored in the storage batteries into AC electricity, which is supplied to household appliances. The operation of a solar energy storage system is automated, and the inverter has intelligent control functions that monitor the system's operation status and adjust the storage battery's charge and discharge status as needed to ensure the system operates efficiently and stably. Through a solar energy storage system, households can generate electricity using solar power, achieve self-sufficiency, reduce reliance on traditional energy sources, lower carbon emissions, and live an environmentally friendly lifestyle