Pylontech, alongside its local partner SOLATECH, recently unveiled a suite of energy storage solutions in Baghdad, Iraq, during an event named Pylontech Moving Studio – Iraq. This showcase aimed to address the region’s electricity supply issues by covering residential, commercial, industrial, and large-scale energy storage applications. The event emphasized system safety, smart monitoring, installation support, and a new training and certification initiative for local installers.
Founded in 2009, Pylontech specializes in energy storage technologies, with a strong focus on research and development in areas such as electrochemistry, power electronics, and system integration. The company combines battery technology with comprehensive energy storage systems to meet varying electricity needs. Through its collaboration with SOLATECH, Pylontech aims to enhance the distribution and servicing of these solutions in the Iraqi market.
Among the products for residential use presented were the Fidus Plus and Fidus Max, with nominal energy capacities of 16.08 kWh and 20.07 kWh, respectively. These systems are designed to store solar energy for later use, allowing households to maintain access to electricity during power outages or when solar generation is low. For commercial and industrial purposes, Pylontech introduced the L260-HY hybrid storage solution, which includes a 125 kW hybrid inverter and 261 kWh of battery capacity. This system integrates solar generation, battery storage, and backup power to support energy shifting and essential business operations based on site conditions.
The event highlighted the significance of monitoring and maintaining energy storage systems throughout their lifecycle. Pylontech showcased tools for battery management, operational monitoring, and fault diagnosis, including status monitoring, alerts, and remote management features where applicable. Technical services such as site surveys, system design, and after-sales diagnostics were also discussed to assist businesses and households in selecting suitable configurations. These capabilities are particularly crucial in regions where unreliable electricity supply necessitates reliable backup systems for daily activities and business continuity.
Another key aspect of the Baghdad event was the development of local technical expertise. Pylontech and SOLATECH introduced an installer training and certification pathway through Pylontech Hub, which includes online learning, examinations, and certification. Qualified installers can also undergo a verification process to be included on Pylontech’s installer map, accessible via their official website, helping customers find nearby installation partners. This collaboration aims to bolster local installation capabilities and support the long-term deployment, maintenance, and servicing of energy storage systems across Iraq.
Kamal Rizqallah
Solarabic
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