Wedoany.com Report-Feb 27, FranklinWH Energy Storage Inc., a company focused on whole-home energy management, unveiled the next generation of its aPower 2 home battery system at Intersolar & Energy Storage North America (IESNA) 2025. The announcement took place on February 27, 2025, with the product showcased at booth 1905. The aPower 2, built with lithium iron phosphate (LFP) technology, includes intelligent management features designed to optimize energy use.

The aPower 2 offers a 15 kWh capacity and delivers 10 kW of continuous output power. It comes with an upgraded aGate, a device that integrates various energy sources—such as solar, grid power, generators, and electric vehicles—with FranklinWH batteries. The company notes that a single unit can support most household needs, including up to 5-ton air conditioning systems, due to its robust capacity and output. For larger demands, the system can scale up to 225 kWh by connecting 15 aPower units to one aGate.

Designed for durability, the aPower 2 carries an IP67 weatherproof rating, making it suitable for indoor or outdoor installation in challenging conditions. It operates effectively in temperatures ranging from -4°F to 131°F and remains compatible with all solar inverter brands. The system is also engineered for use in virtual power plants (VPP), enhancing its versatility. FranklinWH highlights its quiet performance, achieved through fan-less convection cooling, as a key advantage for homeowners.

Further enhancements include a refreshed design, a smart voice assistant for hands-free operation, improved energy data analysis, and more flexible scheduling options. The battery carries a warranty of 15 years or 60 MWh of throughput, ensuring long-term reliability. These features aim to provide homeowners with efficient energy storage and management solutions.

Gary Lam, co-founder and CEO of FranklinWH, stated: “In addition to a seamless connection with PV inverters, these upgrades demonstrate our commitment to constant improvement and providing consumers with peace of mind amid rapidly growing energy demand and extreme weather events.” His comments reflect the company’s focus on adapting to rising energy needs while maintaining user-friendly technology.

Displayed at IESNA 2025, the aPower 2 targets homeowners seeking dependable energy storage. Its ability to integrate multiple power sources and withstand diverse environments positions it as a practical option for modern energy challenges. The system’s scalability and quiet operation further enhance its appeal for residential use across North America.