What is the Energy Cloud?
The Energy Cloud is a type of Virtual Power Plant (VPP) that connects homes and businesses with solar and batteries into one smart energy network. By working together, these systems can share extra power with each other or the grid when it’s needed most.
For households, this means more than just sending power out — it means having plenty of energy stored for when you need it. With the Energy Cloud, your battery is charged at the best possible time, so you can rely on it to keep your home powered all year round.
Meet the Power Bank — Your Connection to the Energy Cloud
The Macarthur Energy Power Bank is what links your home to the Energy Cloud—a smart, shared network of batteries working together to manage and store clean energy. With 26 kWh of storage and 6 kW of continuous output, it gives you control over how and when you use your solar power.
Built for Australian conditions, the Power Bank features a tough IP66-rated enclosure and a passive cooling system that operates safely from –25°C to 60°C. It delivers 97.8% inverter efficiency and 99.9% MPPT tracking.
It’s Energy Cloud-ready, eligible for government battery rebates, and designed with enough capacity to power most homes through the night—with plenty in reserve for cloudy days or higher energy use.
What Makes the Energy Cloud So Appealing?
The Energy Cloud is more than just smart—it’s strategic. Using predictive algorithms, it monitors weather and market conditions to make real-time decisions. For example, if rain is forecast tomorrow, your battery can be charged overnight while power is cheaper—ensuring you’ve got energy ready for the next day.
The real benefit comes when your battery joins thousands of others in the Energy Cloud. Together, they form a decentralised energy network that supports the grid when it’s needed most. It’s a collaborative system designed to help reduce—or even eliminate—your electricity bill.
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