BelEnergy and SecPower form a partnership to expand the supply of batteries in the solar market.

BelEnergy and SecPower have partnered to expand the offering of energy storage solutions in the Brazilian market. With this agreement, SecPower's low-voltage batteries will be integrated into the distributor's portfolio.

The partnership begins with the commercialization of the SPLFP 5 E and SPLFP 48-100 models, developed for integration with hybrid and off-grid inverters.

These solutions can be used in residential and commercial projects, including backup applications, off-grid systems, and installations that seek to increase the use of energy produced by photovoltaic systems.

The inclusion of batteries in the portfolio comes at a time of expansion in the energy storage market in Brazil, driven by the search for greater energy autonomy and solutions capable of keeping essential loads running during power outages.

For integrators, the expansion of battery offerings also opens up opportunities for projects that combine solar generation and storage, allowing them to adapt systems to different consumption profiles and customer needs.

Gabriella Reigada, CEO of SecPower, highlights that the inclusion of the manufacturer's batteries in BelEnergy's portfolio represents an important step in expanding integrators' access to storage solutions with technical safety, compatibility, and specialized support.

"Low-voltage batteries are an important gateway to more comprehensive projects that combine generation, autonomy, and energy continuity," the company executive pointed out.

Differentials

Among the distinguishing features of the SPLFP 5 E are LFP technology, 51,2 V voltage, internal BMS, CAN communication, pre-charge circuits, and compatibility with hybrid and off-grid inverters. The battery has 5,12 kWh per module and can be connected in parallel, reaching up to 102,4 kWh, which expands its application to different consumption profiles.

Another key point is its compatibility with over 30 inverter models, a feature that facilitates the integration of the solution into photovoltaic projects and helps reduce technical barriers to the adoption of the technology by integrators.

For BelEnergy, the partnership expands the portfolio of solutions available to integrators and keeps pace with the market's evolution towards projects that integrate generation, storage, and energy security.

“The partnership with SecPower strengthens our portfolio and expands the possibilities for integrators seeking to offer more complete solutions to their clients. Low-voltage batteries arrive to meet a growing demand for backup, autonomy, and hybrid or off-grid applications,” says Renan Casadei, BESS Commercial Manager at BelEnergy.

Support for integrators

In addition to including batteries in the portfolio, the partnership also includes training and technical-commercial support initiatives. The goal is to prepare professionals to identify opportunities, guide clients, and apply the solutions to different project profiles.

The initiatives include training, technical and commercial materials, educational content, webinars, and relationship channels focused on low-voltage battery applications.

According to the companies, one of the objectives is to show that storage can meet different needs. In addition to hybrid and off-grid photovoltaic systems, batteries can be used as backup in consumer units that do not have their own generation.

For integrators, companies believe that this scenario expands the possibilities for action beyond conventional photovoltaic systems, offering projects that can combine generation, storage, and continuity in the supply of energy, according to the needs of each consumer.

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