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Hoymiles releases two residential energy storage systems in Hangzhou

Solar technology manufacturer Hoymiles launched two residential energy backup products on 24 August 2026 from its Hangzhou headquarters to simplify residential power installation

Hangzhou, China, August 24, 2026 - Hoymiles has introduced two new residential energy storage systems, HiSwitch and HiBox, aimed at simplifying whole-home backup solutions. Traditional backup methods often involve complex installations and limited flexibility, but the new HiSwitch and HiBox systems aim to address these issues by offering a more practical and expandable approach.

The HiSwitch system is a five-in-one solution that integrates a transfer switch, circuit breaker, meter, bypass switch, and transformer current transformer (CT). This compact design, comparable to a standard electricity meter, is installed directly inside the distribution board via a DIN-rail system, eliminating the need for wall drilling or extensive cable rerouting.

The HiSwitch supports bypass current up to 100 A and boasts 6,000 high-current switching cycles, ensuring dependable backup transitions and stronger protection against unexpected electrical faults.

In contrast, the HiBox serves as a professional control hub for whole-home backup systems, allowing for expansion as household energy needs grow. Key features of the HiBox include support for an expandable system through the addition of a second inverter, multi-source power supply with compatibility for third-party generators and PV inverters, and smart load control for intelligently managing connected loads.

This all-in-one ecosystem aims to provide homeowners with more ways to build energy resilience within a single, integrated energy system.

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