Panasonic Launches EverVolt 2.0 Home Battery Storage System

Japan-based Panasonic Corporation, an electronics manufacturer formerly known as Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., has unveiled an updated version of its EverVolt home battery system — an emergency power back up system that stores surplus solar energy for use when the power goes out or in the evenings when rates are highest.

The key features of ‘EverVolt™ 2.0 Home Battery Storage System’ are as follows:

• Modular design delivers storage capacity range of 17.1 – 25.65 kWh per system
• Weatherproof outdoor-rated system provides continuous output of 7.6 kW off-grid, 9.6 kW on- grid
• Can be installed as standalone battery-ready solar inverter (batteries can be added later)
• Monitor energy usage and set operating modes from your phone with intuitive mobile app
• Complete 10-year warranty from Panasonic ( The warranty covers the entire system, including li-ion battery cells, AC-coupled & DC-coupled inverters, all internal components including, cables & wiring, connectors, switches, breakers, as well as cabinets & enclosures.)

The EverVolt™ 2.0 battery storage system integrates seamlessly with Panasonic solar panels to create the Total Home Solar Energy System, enabling homeowners to generate and store abundant clean energy, states the company. It can be AC- and DC-coupled to work with both new and existing solar panel systems.

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“Innovations in energy storage have never been more exciting — and necessary — than they are today,” said Mukesh Sethi, Director of Solar and Energy Storage at Panasonic. “As part of our ongoing commitment to providing top-notch solar and storage solutions for homeowners, the Panasonic EverVolt 2.0 boasts new features that not only meet the needs of energy-conscious homeowners but supports broader sustainability goals. The recently announced federal goals for nationwide solar adoption, paired with consumers’ increasing desire for resiliency, only underscore the necessity for solar and storage solutions like this.”

“Optimize your solar investment and make your home more energy independent”, Panasonic urges customers, adding, “Stay prepared and protected from power failures and peak energy rates with your own private energy reservoir, all with zero emissions.”

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