What is the capacity of energy storage power supply?

　　The capacity of an energy storage power supply refers to the amount of electrical energy it can store, usually measured in watt hours, ampere hours, and degrees. It directly reflects the amount of electrical energy that the power supply can provide. For devices like energy storage power stations, the larger the capacity, the more electrical energy they can store, thus meeting more energy demands. For example, 1000 watt hours means that the power supply can provide 1000 watts of continuous power for one hour, which is 1 kilowatt hour of electricity. 5000 watt hours means that the power supply can provide 5000 watts of continuous power for one hour, which is 5 kilowatt hours of electricity.

　　According to different usage scenarios and device requirements, we need to choose the appropriate power storage power supply. Usually, energy storage power sources with higher power can provide more stable power supply, but at the same time, they will also be heavier and larger.

　　The battery life of energy storage power supplies is usually more than 5 years, with a cycle time of 3000+, but the specific life is also affected by factors such as usage frequency and storage environment.

　　The price of energy storage power sources may vary depending on factors such as brand, capacity, and power. Generally speaking, the lower the power range, the lower the price of the power supply.

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