Marstek Energy Co., Limited

Booth

C2.120

Exhibition

This supplier is exhibiting at ees Europe.

Product Groups

Lithium-based batteries
Other battery technologies
Stationary energy storage for residential buildings
Power electronics for storage systems
Energy Storage for low-capacity mobile applications (smartphones, laptops, tablets, etc.)

Contact Information

86-755-28398778
jialongtao@hamedata.com
https://www.marstekenergy.com
Marstek Energy Co., Limited
Building 205, Phase II Standard Factory Building, North District, No. 20 Kaifa Road, Xiangxi High-tech Zone, Hunan Province
416000 Hunan, China

Individual company presentation

Hame technology co., Ltd. was established in 2009 and headquartered in Hunan, focusing on energy storage product research and development, production and sales, mainly produces high-tech energy storage products such as home and commercial photovoltaic energy storage system, outdoor power storage, intelligent battery packs, power bank, high-density ternary lithium batteries, etc., so as to provide more high-quality electric energy services for thousands of households and make power everywhere.

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Floorplan Booth

C2.120

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