The company’s presentation at Booth 1-10 centers on the APstorage 261L and 2000L units, both utilizing liquid-cooling technology. The 261L model, designed for industrial environments, features a four-layer fire protection architecture and has cleared UL 9540A testing. Its compact 1.3 m² footprint and pre-assembled design aim to cut installation times by 40%. For larger-scale needs, the 2000L system offers grid-forming capabilities and black-start functionality, maintaining full output in temperatures reaching 50°C.

Beyond commercial hardware, the company is targeting the residential and DIY markets with the ELT-12 three-phase AC-coupled system and the Lake-6 plug-in unit. The latter provides a 6 kWh capacity with 2,500 W of power, focusing on ease of deployment. These will appear alongside the QT2D three-phase microinverter, which rounds out the portfolio by enabling module-level monitoring for diverse solar installations. Product specialists will be on-site throughout the two-day event to demonstrate these technologies and facilitate technical discussions with industry partners.