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Energy storage capacity: Indicates the amount of electrical energy that can be stored by the energy storage system, usually in kilowatt-hours (kWh). The energy storage capacity determines how long the system can supply power.

Charge and discharge efficiency: indicates the energy conversion efficiency of the energy storage system during the charging and discharging of electric energy, usually expressed as a percentage (%). Efficient energy storage systems can minimize energy loss.

Energy storage cycle life: indicates the service life of the energy storage system after a certain number of charge and discharge cycles. Cycle life is an important index to measure the life of energy storage system.

Energy storage power: indicates the electrical energy power that the energy storage system can output or receive, usually in watts (W). The energy storage power determines the electrical energy that the system can supply or receive at the same time.

Response time: indicates the time from receiving the charge or discharge instruction to the actual start of charge and discharge of the energy storage system. Shorter response times enable energy needs to be met or received more quickly.

Safety and stability: including over charge protection, over discharge protection, over temperature protection, short circuit protection and other safety functions, as well as system stability and reliability.

These technical indicators can be selected and evaluated according to the needs and application scenarios of the specific solar energy storage system to ensure that the system can meet the requirements of energy storage and supply, and has efficient, reliable and safe characteristics.