Haryana-based clean-energy company Electrent introduced a new range of lithium energy storage systems and solar hybrid inverters at the Renewable Energy India Expo 2026, held at India Expo Mart in Greater Noida. The portfolio is designed for residential, commercial and industrial applications, covering backup power and solar integration requirements.
The launch includes four product categories: universal lithium battery banks, in-built lithium energy storage systems, online lithium energy storage systems and solar hybrid inverters. Electrent’s universal lithium battery banks use lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) chemistry and are available in 12.8V, 25.6V, 51.2V and 128V configurations. The range is intended to provide options for different power storage requirements across homes, businesses and other installations.
The company also introduced two in-built energy storage systems: the ESS 2350-60/25.6V and ESS 5500-100/51.2V. These products form part of its expanded portfolio for users seeking integrated battery storage solutions. For applications requiring higher-capacity backup, Electrent’s online energy storage range includes 5 kVA and 30 kVA systems. These units are intended for power management requirements in commercial and industrial environments where continuity of electricity supply is important.
The new solar hybrid inverter range comprises four models with different power ratings, phase configurations and ingress protection ratings. The products include the 3 kW Solar Hybrid 4000/24V with an IP21 rating, the 6.2 kW Solar Hybrid 7500/48V with an IP54 rating, the single-phase Pure Solar Hybrid 6.6 kW/48V with an IP66 rating, and the three-phase Pure Solar Hybrid 12 kW/48V, also rated IP66. The range provides options for different installation environments and power requirements. The combination of battery storage and solar hybrid inverters is intended to support systems that integrate solar generation with stored energy and backup power.
Commenting on the launch, Chirag Chawla, Founder and CEO of Electrent, said India’s energy requirements were changing and that the company had developed a portfolio spanning battery banks, hybrid inverters and online energy storage systems. He said the products were designed to serve a range of customers, from households and shops to factories. Mr Chawla added that REI 2026 provided an opportunity to present the company’s expanded product range to the renewable energy industry.
The launch expands Electrent’s offerings in lithium-based energy storage and solar power conversion. By providing multiple battery voltages, storage capacities and inverter configurations, the company aims to address varied backup and solar integration requirements across residential, commercial and industrial settings.
Electrent showcased the products at REI 2026 as demand grows for energy systems that combine renewable power generation with storage and backup capabilities. Electrent is a Haryana-based clean-energy company offering lithium energy storage systems and solar hybrid inverters for residential, commercial and industrial applications.
