EVE Power CO., Ltd. home batteries
17 home batteries listed under EVE Power CO., Ltd..
| Model | kWh | Costs to run |
|---|---|---|
| BR-8-1228.8/280-L | 344.0 | Not published |
| BR-7-1075.2/280-L | 301.0 | Not published |
| BR-6-921.6/280-L | 258.0 | Not published |
| BR-5-768/280-L | 215.0 | Not published |
| BR-4-614.4/280-L | 172.0 | Not published |
| BR-3-460.8/280-L | 129.0 | Not published |
| BR-2-307.2/280-L | 86.0 | Not published |
| BR-1-153.6/280-L | 43.0 | Not published |
| LF280K | 0.9 | Not published |
| LF105 | 0.3 | Not published |
| LF100MA | 0.3 | Not published |
| LF100LA | 0.3 | Not published |
| LF90 | 0.3 | Not published |
| LF72K | 0.2 | Not published |
| LF50K | 0.2 | Not published |
| LF32 | 0.1 | Not published |
| C40 | 0.1 | Not published |
Computed from electricity at 18.34¢/kWh, the EIA average for US in June 2026. A kilowatt-hour is 3412 BTU. This is a rate times a rating, not a prediction of your bill.
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Source: California Energy Commission solar equipment lists, a public record published for eligibility under California programmes, with a no-warranty disclaimer. Ratings are the manufacturers’ own submissions.