We attended the Solar Power Expo in Karachi from the 7th to the 9th September, and stayed in Pakistan for a few days. We observed that the market for solar battery systems is expanding rapidly in Pakistan, thanks to the country’s abundant natural solar resources.
The demand for lithium battery systems is on the rise due to the persistent issue of electricity shortages and the increasing utility bills. As an 18-year experienced lithium battery manufacturer, we attracted a significant number of prospective customers to our booth.
Standout product is the Mini Home ESS, boasting a 320WH capacity and an 80W PV input. It’s available for an attractive price of only $99 (FOB: Shenzhen) for large distributors. This package includes the solar generator battery, solar panel, and three bulbs. It’s an excellent option for low-income families looking to reduce their utility bills.
The Mini Home ESS can power various small appliances such as mobile phones, Wi-Fi routers, light bulbs, and DC fans with a power rating of less than 60W. If used solely for lighting a room, it can last up to a week
and for a 30W DC fan, it can provide power for 10-12 hours. Recharging it is easy and quick, requiring only 4-8 hours using the included 80W solar panel. This means that with a minimal investment, households can enjoy electricity access for an extended period.
The second product get more attention is the 5kWh lithium battery, operating at 51.2V (similar to 48V), with a 100AH capacity and the cycle life of 6000 cycles at an 80% Depth of Discharge (DOD).
It utilized grade A cells with Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) battery chemistry, making it an ideal choice for solar systems. During the exhibition, we secured deals for two containers, and we continue to receive inquiries due to our special pricing policy.
Lastly, we express our gratitude to the people of Karachi for their unwavering support. The local community, including the army, provided us with assistance daily, and the kindness of the people there was truly heartwarming – they helped us with just a smile.
Some pic during the solar power expo:
