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Dyness Batteriespeicher Set Tower (3.0)Die DYNESS Tower Serie ist ein modulares Hochvoltspeichersystem fr grere Wohngebude sowie kleine gewerbliche und industrielle Anwendungen. Ein Tower besteht aus stapelbaren Batteriemodulen im Plug and Play Prinzip und deckt je nach Konfiguration eine Nennenergie von 7,10 kWh bis 21,31 kWh pro Turm ab. Durch Parallelschaltung lsst sich das System flexibel auf groe Gesamtkapazitten skalieren. Wichtig: Sollten Sie einen Tower Version 2. 0 haben und
Die DYNESS Tower Serie ist ein modulares Hochvoltspeichersystem für größere Wohngebäude sowie kleine gewerbliche und industrielle Anwendungen. Ein Tower besteht aus stapelbaren Batteriemodulen im Plug-and-Play-Prinzip und deckt je nach Konfiguration eine Nennenergie von 7,10 kWh bis 21,31 kWh pro Turm ab. Durch Parallelschaltung lässt sich das System flexibel auf große Gesamtkapazitäten skalieren.
Wichtig: Sollten Sie einen Tower Version 2.0 haben und diesen erweitern wollen, ist dieser nicht mit der Einzelbatterie 3.0 aus diesem Listing erweiterbar!
Vorteile der DYNESS Tower Serie
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Flexible Erweiterung: Bis zu 12 Tower parallel – Systemkapazität von 7,1 kWh bis 255,72 kWh.
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Einfache Installation: Stapelbare Module mit Plug-and-Play, keine interne Verkabelung nötig, Installation durch eine Person möglich.
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IP54-Schutz: Für Innen- und Außeninstallationen geeignet.
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Intelligentes Management: Echtzeit-Systemüberwachung, Fernsteuerung und OTA-Updates.
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Sichere Zellchemie: LiFePO4 (LFP) für hohe Sicherheit, Lebensdauer und Stabilität.
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Hohe nutzbare Kapazität: Empfohlene Entladetiefe (DOD) 95% für hohe Eigenverbrauchsquote.
- Kommunikation: CAN / RS485 – geeignet für Energiemanagement und Wechselrichterintegration.
Unterschiede Dyness Tower und Tower Pro
| Merkmal / Spezifikation | Dyness Tower (T-Serie) | Dyness Tower PRO |
|---|---|---|
| Modultyp | HV9637 | HV9640 |
| Kapazität pro Modul | 3,55 kWh | 3,84 kWh |
| Max. Kapazität (1 Turm) | 21,31 kWh (6 Module) | 23,04 kWh (6 Module) |
| Max. Entladerate (C-Rate) | ca. 0,6C - 0,7C | 1,0C (Vollständige Entladung in 1 Std.) |
| Parallelschaltung | In der Regel nur Einzelstack-Betrieb | Bis zu 12 Cluster parallel (max. 276 kWh) |
| Brandschutz | Standard LFP Sicherheit | Integriertes Aerosol-Feuerlöschsystem |
| Abmessungen (B x T) | 504 x 380 mm | 587 x 310 mm (flachere Bauweise) |
| Schutzart | IP54 / IP65 | IP55 |
| Konnektivität | CAN / RS485 | CAN / RS485 + WiFi (App-Steuerung integriert) |
| Kompatible Wechselrichter | GoodWe, SMA, Victron, Solis, Imeon, Luxpower | Kostal (Plenticore G3), Deye, GoodWe, Solis, Victron, Hoymiles |
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Varianten im Überblick
Dieses Listing umfasst alle Tower-Konfigurationen. Die Varianten unterscheiden sich vor allem durch die Anzahl der Batteriemodule (Stack-Höhe), die nutzbare Energie, die Spannungslage sowie Leistung und Gewicht.
| Variante | Module | Nennenergie | Nutzbare Energie | Betriebsspannung | Max. kontinuierliche Lade/Entladeleistung | Abmessung (B × T × H) | Nettogewicht |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tower T7 | 2 | 7,10 kWh | 6,745 kWh | 168–216 V | 4,26 kW | 504 × 380 × 700 mm | 105 kg |
| Tower T10 | 3 | 10,68 kWh | 10,127 kWh | 252–324 V | 6,39 kW | 504 × 380 × 900 mm | 146 kg |
| Tower T14 | 4 | 14,21 kWh | 13,499 kWh | 336–432 V | 8,52 kW | 504 × 380 × 1100 mm | 187 kg |
| Tower T17 | 5 | 17,76 kWh | 16,872 kWh | 420–540 V | 10,65 kW | 504 × 380 × 1300 mm | 228 kg |
| Tower T21 | 6 | 21,31 kWh | 20,245 kWh | 504–648 V | 12,78 kW | 504 × 380 × 1500 mm | 269 kg |
Technische Eckdaten der Serie
| Batteriemodultyp | LiFePO4 (LFP) |
|---|---|
| Empfohlene Entladetiefe (DOD) | 95% |
| Kommunikation | CAN / RS485 |
| Lebenszyklus | ≥ 6000 Zyklen |
| Schutzklasse | IP54 |
| Temperaturbereich (Laden) | 0 bis +50 °C |
| Temperaturbereich (Entladen) | -10 bis +50 °C |
| Erweiterung | Bis zu 12 Tower im Parallelbetrieb (System bis 255,72 kWh) |
| Kompatible Wechselrichter (Auszug) | Kostal, Ingeteam, Solis, GoodWe, Solplanet, Deye, Hoymiles, Solinteg, SINENG, Sinexcel u. a. |
Einsatzbereiche
- Größere Einfamilienhäuser und Mehrfamilienhäuser mit hohem Eigenverbrauch
- Gewerbliche Anwendungen mit Lastmanagement
- Hybrid-Systeme mit Speicher zur Eigenverbrauchsoptimierung und Versorgungssicherheit
- Skalierbare Projekte, bei denen später zusätzliche Kapazität benötigt wird
Systemdesign & Skalierung
Die DYNESS Tower Serie ist für einen modularen Ausbau ausgelegt: Starten Sie mit der passenden Turmgröße (T7 bis T21) und erweitern Sie bei wachsendem Bedarf durch zusätzliche Module oder durch Parallelschaltung weiterer Tower (bis zu 12). Das reduziert Planungsrisiken und macht das System besonders investitionssicher.
Lieferumfang (je nach Variante)
- DYNESS Tower System (T7/T10/T14/T17/T21) gemäß Auswahl
- Stapelbare Batteriemodule (2 bis 6 Stück je Turm, je nach Variante)
- Kommunikations- und Anschlusskomponenten gemäß Herstellerumfang (inkl. Kabel zur Verbindung mit dem Wechselrichter)
- Dokumentation / Installationsunterlagen
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Fazit
Der DYNESS Tower ist ein flexibles, robustes und skalierbares Hochvoltspeichersystem für anspruchsvolle PV-Projekte. Mit mehreren Turmvarianten, Plug-and-Play-Installation, IP54-Schutz und der Möglichkeit zur Parallelschaltung bis 255,72 kWh ist die Tower-Serie eine starke Lösung für moderne Eigenheime und kleinere Gewerbeanwendungen.
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★★★★★ 4
A Conflict of Interest Worth Taking
Format: Paperback
This is the second book by Morgan Adams, and I thoroughly enjoyed it! One of the main characters, Ana Mendez, appears in Adams's first book, but that is not a requirement for reading this story about her and Dr. Rachel Cohen. One of the tropes in this book is one night to forever, and I enjoyed the time it took for the two characters to re-meet and figure out their issues.
I thought their relationship developed well on the page. It was believable, had some humor, and was QUITE spicy. I liked each character's relationships with friends and family, too; they helped to make Ana and Rachel more than just two women who are well-established in their careers.
A Conflict of Interest is a fascinating medical/legal story alongside a romantic one. I would recommend it to readers who want to read about two competent and mature adults who have to navigate their careers as well as a romance.
Thank you to the author and the publisher for the opportunity to read and review the arc of this book!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Great read.
Format: Kindle
Cardiac surgeon Rachel Cohen is doing what she always knew she wanted to do. Her family lived close by so when she wanted or needed her family, there they were. After working most of the night operating on people who arrived hurt and scared she was more than ready for a nice cold drink. It’s There she meets the drop-dead- gorgeous woman and since it’s been a while since she’d taken some play time for herself.
Ana Mendez has been trying to get herself noticed so maybe, just maybe when there is a promotion coming around her office. Ana’s family lived in the locality and like Rachel she found herself trying to make time for them but right now she hardly has time to think, getting ready for the trial that Ana felt she had to win.
Ana is looking for some fun and when she goes to the same bar,who should meet is one of the sexiest women Ana has seen. Since the attraction is kind of off the charts they both decide to add, hopefully, a lot of sex to their evening, That is how it all starts. Very nice read.
ARC via NetGalley/ Bold Stroke Books
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Club Velvet series
Format: Kindle
Oh wow, I thoroughly enjoyed books 1 and 2. The characters are such a pleasure to read and see in my mind’s eye. Love Hazel and maybe when you write the next 2, or could be 3, books if you include Ashton, Hazel might have a sibling…and a bunch of cousins. Eager for more as I do love those books by Ms. Stone. Thank you…
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Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2025
★★★★★ 4
4plus
Format: Kindle
This is an enjoyable read with a good mixture of emotion, plot, sensuality, and sex. I think you’ll enjoy it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Worth the wait!
Format: Kindle
I've been anticipating this book for so long and even reread the last one to get my mind back in that world. I was not disappointed. Valerie and Abby were perfectly paired in every way. Their chemistry was so apparent from that first time kneeling in the park. And their emotions felt so real, like you've felt what they're experiencing before. And Francesca, the antagonistic, really infuriates you to the point of wishing things that probably shouldn't be wished on to another person. But that's how you know a character is well written, when they can illicit such emotional responses from the reader. And my god, did this book have emotions from passion to playfulness and even hurt, but in the end, these two women stand strong and stronger together for what they go through. And I can't forget to mention Hazel who was just so stinkin' cute!
The only critique I have was Abby's friend Erin, who, at the beginning didn't seem the most supportive and kind of judgy despite her own odd situation with her bf Dan. I actually thought Abby and Erin were going to have their own conflict from the vibes at the beginning. But then Erin was quick to defend Valerie without knowing anything about her on a personal level because Abby signed an NDA and Erin didn't really know anything about their intimate realrionship or what Abby went through at the house since she didn't really disclose much. I guess she could have done so off page and, maybe I'm misremembering, but it didn't seem obvious that Erin would've known Valerie was a good person so I'm just wondering why she would want to push them together. We know she was being supportive technically because WE know Valerie's intentions, but SHE doesn't know, and ABBY doesn't know, so from Abby's perspective, it just seems like more of Erin supporting other people over her. If it were my friend coming to me saying all the things Abby thought she heard and understood from her perspective during the 3/4 conflict, there's no way I'd be encouraging her to give Valerie another chance or be on Valerie's side even a little.
It was such a minor issue even though, yes, I know I wrote a paragraph, but still, an almost insignificant annoyance that didn't sway my overall opinion. Just an afterthought that made me think about how Abby deserves all the support she should've had with her own family.
Again, so worth the wait because I love this author and the characters she comes up with and the worlds she builds around these people. Health is so important and comes first so I would wait a decade for the next one. I'm so pumped to see who's up next in this friend group because I know there's another beautiful relationship waiting to unfold. Bring it on, Anna!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2025