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that it will debut the"world's first sodium-ion solar power generators" for homes at the Consumer Electronics Show this week.
The company will showcase its NA300 solar power generator, which uses a sodium-ion battery rather than a traditional lithium-ion one. Alongside the new generator, it will debut the B480 sodium-ion battery packs designed for use with the NA300. The NA300 will come with up to 3000W of solar input capability, while the B480 battery packs each have an output of 4,800Wh. Seeing as the NA300 can have two B480's attached, its capacity can be extended to an impressive 12,600Wh. The generator can also be charged from 0 to 80 percent in roughly half an hour thanks to 6000W dual charging.Sodium-ion batteries have the potential to reduce the world's increasing reliance on lithium.
that could be produced cheaply out of abundant sodium, providing a more ethical and sustainable alternative to traditional lithium-ion batteries. Cobalt and lithium used in traditional batteries are relatively rare, expensive, and are often sourced from war-torn countries where miners work in inhumane conditions., Bluetti said"Chemical batteries, especially lithium-ion batteries, offer an optimum solution for the green energy transition.