Sandra is News Director of pv magazine Deutschland. She has been reporting on solar since 2008. The cause of the battery container fire in Thuringia, Germany, is still unclear. The damage caused is enormous.
The residential property was empty at the time of the blaze. The owner of the battery system, Thiemo Niers, told pv magazine the energy storage unit that caught fire was a 2.4 kWh Zendure AIO-2400. The Californian manufacturer states it uses LFP cells in the product.
Germany has recorded some instances of residential photovoltaic storage systems going on fire, but the amount of fires is negligible compared to the number of installed systems across the country. Germany has more than 1.5 million installed residential PV storage systems. This content is protected by copyright and may not be reused.
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