INHE Unveils New Energy Storage Products at Canton Fair

INHE, a leading provider of energy storage solutions, showcased its latest advancements at the Canton Fair, marking a significant milestone in its global expansion. The company introduced three new products, each designed to address specific industry pain points, and highlighted its comprehensive energy storage portfolio with a 125kW energy storage inverter that has become the "showstopper" at the event.

The 125kW energy storage inverter, which is part of INHE's full series of 3-125kW energy storage inverters and smart meters, has garnered considerable attention. This inverter, suitable for both residential and commercial and industrial (C&I) scenarios, features a robust industrial-grade configuration, including an IP66 high protection rating, generator support, and flexible multi-unit parallel capabilities. These features make it an ideal choice for large-scale C&I projects, attracting numerous buyers who have stopped to inquire about its capabilities.

Alongside the inverter, INHE launched three innovative new products: - The HI-30K-TL (Three-phase Low-voltage 30kW) model, which targets the industry's demand for high-power three-phase low-voltage solutions. This model supports 600A high-current charge/discharge, 9-period charge/discharge settings, and generator control, providing a significant competitive advantage in this market segment. - The HI-20K-SL (Single-phase Low-voltage 20kW) model, which focuses on high reliability and compatibility. It supports 400A charge/discharge, achieves 10ms ultra-fast on/off-grid switching, and perfectly supports multiple battery brands, effectively reducing system configuration difficulties for customers. - The HI-12K-SL3 (Single-phase Low-voltage 12kW) model, which supports 240A charge/discharge and generator control. Its single-phase-to-three-phase expansion capability offers more flexible system configuration options for complex practical application scenarios.

Beyond its hardware products, INHE's ODM/OEM/SKD customization services were also a major highlight. The company offers in-depth customization solutions, including logos, exterior colors, electrical parameters, and monitoring platforms, to precisely match localization demands. This service has been particularly appealing to customers from Southeast Asia and the Middle East, who are looking to build local brands.

INHE's robust manufacturing capabilities, backed by over 20 years of R&D accumulation, a 45,000m2 modern manufacturing base, and an annual production capacity of 350,000 units, continue to provide stable and reliable customized solutions to global customers. The company has developed more than 50 series of hybrid & grid-connected inverters, covering 3-125kW, and these products have been well-received in more than 80 countries and regions globally.

At the Canton Fair, INHE Group also participated in the 50th edition of Middle East Energy (MEE 2026) in Dubai, where it showcased its comprehensive energy storage portfolio and localized residential and C&I energy storage solutions. The company's presence at the event underscores its commitment to meeting the growing demand for energy storage solutions in the Middle East.

Additionally, INHE Group made a significant presence at the 13th Power & Energy Africa and Solar Kenya Exhibition in Nairobi, Kenya, where it unveiled its customized solar+storage solutions. The company's rugged hybrid inverters and prepaid smart metering systems were on display, demonstrating its expertise in providing tailored energy solutions for the African market.

In South Africa, INHE Group participated in the Enlit Africa 2026 event, where it showcased its next-generation smart meter portfolio, intelligent power distribution solutions, Smart AMI system, and integrated CIS platform, all tailored to the evolving digital needs of African utilities.

With a strong focus on innovation and customization, INHE Group continues to expand its global footprint and contribute to the energy transition in various regions. The company's comprehensive energy storage portfolio and localized solutions are poised to play a crucial role in the future of energy management.