A report published by New Zealand's state-owned transmission grid operator Transpower found that with the increase in rooftop photovoltaics and electric vehicles, the widespread use of distributed battery energy storage can support the solar starter kit, and the advancement of battery technology can ensure the safety and reliability of the solar starter kit . According to the New Zealand Sustainable Energy Association, a solar starter kit is installed every 25 minutes across the country. About 30% of New Zealand households with a solar starter kit have energy storage batteries, which is higher than 24% in 2017 and 16% in 2016.

Martin is a farmer,he is from New Zealand,he is looking for an off grid complete solar starter kit to power a small private residence.He want to be able to have lighting,refrigerator,washinge machine.According to his appliance, Mars Solar sale engineer Elin recommend Martin use 3KW solar power kits for sale.Martin have idea to upgrade this solar power kits for sale in the future.For this idea,it have two optional way:
The first way is if he have plan to upgrade the solar power kits for sale in the future,then in the begining,use higher capacity solar controller and solar inverter,then when he ready for upgrade,just need to add some solar panels and batteries.For example,use 3KW solar panel with 5kw inverter,Then in the future,just need to add 2KW solar panel and 4pcs battery in the future,not need to do any change. The second way is Martin can install 3KW solar power kits for sale now,in the future,if he want to more power,then add the second set solar power system kit for home.Use 2sets solar power system kit for home in your home.A customer from Chile chose this way:https://www.solarpowermanufacturer.com/solar-power-panels.html
Finally,Martin chose the second way.If you have idea to upgrade solar power system kit for home in the future,which way will you chose?
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