Revolutionary energy storage technology.
Current Lithium-Ion batteries have limitations that make it difficult and often unsafe to use in domestic applications or have a weak return-on-investment. The energy storage devices we sell are therefore non-chemical and based on capacitors. No expensive metals, no polluting production methods, just good old capacitors and an intelligent software layer.
The capacitor goes back to 1782 (Mr Alessandro Volta called it a condenser) and sits nowadays on many electronic boards. Solid-state capacitors have a very long life and have little dependency on vibration or ambient temperature. Our energy storage units are using supercapacitors in large quantities. Supercapacitors can store up to 100 times more energy per unit mass than electrolytic capacitors. They accept and deliver charge much faster than batteries and tolerates many more charge and discharge cycles th