South America home solar and battery application illustration
JUNEXT POWER / South America

More of your solar. Ready for your local grid.

Plan residential and small-business storage around the country, supply voltage, daily solar use and the loads you want to keep running.

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Regional solutions
South America

Energy for South America

One region. A different energy brief for every site.

Tell us the country and actual supply arrangement. Your daily routine, existing solar equipment and reserve target help turn a broad product search into a practical shortlist.

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Where energy makes a difference

A system for the way you use power.

Choose the closest application. We will refine the plan around your actual site.

Solar-powered homes — illustrative application context
Refrigeration · lighting · home office

Solar-powered homes

Use daytime solar for household demand and store suitable surplus for the evening.

Bring to your briefShare a recent energy bill and the existing solar capacity.

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Neighbourhood businesses — illustrative application context
Networking · point of sale · essential lighting

Neighbourhood businesses

Plan priority circuits around the equipment your business needs during an interruption.

Bring to your briefList running power, start-up demand and desired runtime.

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Rural homes & properties — illustrative application context
Communications · selected pumps · home essentials

Rural homes & properties

Review a reserve strategy for sites with limited grid access or long cable runs.

Bring to your briefConfirm actual voltage, phase and any generator supply.

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Application imagery illustrates system use; documented shipments are available in our delivery cases.

One system, throughout the day

Follow the energy.
Plan the reserve.

Explore how solar and storage work together. The operating strategy is tailored to your site and selected equipment.

Illustrative residential solar scene: MorningIllustrative energy scenario
Morning

Let solar support the home.

Available solar serves current demand. Any battery recovery depends on the solar available and the system settings.

JUNEXT wall-mounted battery
Rooftop solarHousehold demand
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Product starting points

Real products.
A clear starting point.

Grid arrangements differ by country and site. Battery capacity alone does not confirm suitability: verify inverter output voltage, frequency and phase before choosing a system.

JN-ES-LFP48V100-3ULow-voltage ESS

JN-ES-LFP48V100-3U

51.2 V / 100 Ah / 5.12 kWh

3U rack-mounted stackable battery

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Nominal product values are not a guaranteed backup runtime. Compare your actual loads with the selected equipment.

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Illustrative home energy equipment inspection
Installation comes first

Small site details.
Better system decisions.

Voltage, frequency & phase

Send the actual service details. Do not assume a regional default or that every inverter supports your supply.

Existing solar & tariffs

Share inverter model, PV capacity and how your utility treats self-consumption or export.

Climate & placement

Record temperature, humidity, altitude where relevant, and the proposed protected installation location.

Priority loads & runtime

Build the reserve around selected circuits and their expected use during an outage.

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Before you confirm

Keep the product record with the project.

Confirm placement, model limits, current datasheet, installation instructions and market warranty with the technical review.

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South America / useful answers

Before you choose.

Answers to help you prepare a more useful enquiry.

Will every model work with my local supply?

No. Confirm the exact voltage, frequency and phase with your installer, then review the selected inverter and battery together.

Can I add a battery to existing solar?

Share your inverter model, wiring arrangement and PV details. Compatibility and the appropriate coupling method must be checked before a battery is selected.

Can the system export electricity to the grid?

Export depends on the inverter, system settings and the utility’s local requirements. Confirm these for the actual site before making export part of the plan.

South America project enquiry

Tell us what
needs to stay on.

Share your country, application and the power you need. Add a load or runtime estimate if you have one.

What happens next

01 / We review the project information.

02 / We clarify product fit and missing details.

03 / You receive the next technical or quotation step.

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