Project Overview
Project Location
Philippines
Project Type
Residential solar + storage system
Storage Equipment
2 x LVFU 51.2V 314Ah floor-standing batteries (total capacity approx. 32.1kWh)
Compatible Equipment
Customer-owned Deye inverter + PV modules
Installation Type
Floor-standing installation, centrally arranged in an indoor equipment room
Customer Requirements
This Philippine household had already installed a solar system with a Deye inverter. However, the existing storage capacity was limited. As a result, surplus power generated during peak daytime hours could not be fully stored, and nighttime power supply struggled to cover the entire household load. The customer wanted to expand storage capacity without replacing the inverter or PV modules – improving solar self-consumption and ensuring stable nighttime power.
Project Configuration
The project uses two LVFU 51.2V 314Ah floor-standing batteries. Each unit provides approximately 16.1kWh, and the two units connect in parallel for a total storage capacity of about 32.1kWh. Because the batteries use a floor-standing design, they sit directly on the floor of the indoor equipment room. This makes installation straightforward and also simplifies future maintenance and capacity expansion.
As the installation photos show, the two LVFU batteries, the Deye inverter, and the distribution box sit together in a neat, compact layout with clean cable routing. On the roof, the PV modules use an elevated mounting structure, making full use of the available roof space to capture solar energy.
Installation and Commissioning
During installation, the technicians connected the two LVFU batteries in parallel to the customer’s existing Deye inverter system. After connecting the communication cables, the system completed protocol matching successfully. The inverter recognized the battery bank correctly, and the charge/discharge logic has operated stably ever since. The entire commissioning process went smoothly, with no need to replace or significantly modify the existing inverter.
Operational Results
- Total storage capacity: Approximately 32.1kWh (two units in parallel)
- Inverter compatibility: Deye inverter recognizes the batteries normally, with stable communication
- Solar self-consumption: Significantly improved – surplus daytime power is now effectively stored
- Nighttime power supply: Meets the household’s nighttime load requirements with stable output
- System status: Operating normally, with positive customer feedback
Conclusion
This Philippine household case demonstrates that users who already own a solar system and a Deye inverter can expand their storage capacity simply by adding LVFU floor-standing batteries – without replacing existing equipment. LVFU 51.2V 314Ah batteries offer excellent protocol compatibility and flexible installation, making them a strong fit for homeowners who want to improve solar self-consumption and nighttime power reliability.
If you are looking for Philippines home storage batteries, 314Ah floor-standing batteries, or batteries compatible with Deye inverters, contact us with your inverter model and power requirements. Our team will help you evaluate a suitable storage configuration.
