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Qcells goes AC-coupled with Q.HOME CORE G3 | The Pitch
Solar Builder Radio
17 minutes
1 week ago
Qcells goes AC-coupled with Q.HOME CORE G3 | The Pitch
Get a closer look at Qcells’ newest home energy storage system — the Q.HOME CORE G3, an AC-coupled battery and energy management system designed for installers who want more flexibility in both retrofits and whole-home backup. Here to make The Pitch is Kam Shiota, Head of System Engineering for Qcells.
0:29 - Overview of Qcells' AC-coupled platform
1:41 - Q.HOME CORE G3 compared to G2
4:46 - Q.HOME CORE Hub
6:35 - Q.OMMAND app for homeowners and installers
8:11 - Time savings during installation
10:03 - Qcells fleet management and remote diagnostics in action
11:25 - EnFin financing by Qcells & 30-year warranty option
13:49 - Qcells domestic manufacturing snapshot and future
15:28 - Trend: standardizing on one brand for solar + storage
Solar Builder Radio
The podcast home for Solar Builder magazine, a go-to resource for solar professionals. We go in-depth on new solar PV systems, products and services (inverters, modules, tracker systems, etc.), and we chat with experts about solar design and installation trends -- from residential and small C&I to large utility-scale solar plants.
