Neovolta (NEOV) Energy Storage Systems (ESS) Withstand Record-Setting Heat in Southwest United States as Homeowners Brace for Potential Heat-Related Power Disruptions

San Diego solar battery storage company reports flawless performance throughout some of America’s hottest regions, including Death Valley-adjacent Pahrump, Nevada

SAN DIEGO, July 25, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NeoVolta Inc. (NASDAQ: NEOV) – NeoVolta Inc., manufacturer of Smart Energy Storage Solutions, announced today that its battery and inverter products have met this country’s intense heat wave across the southwestern United States with perfect performance, as reports continue that the nation’s power grid could be susceptible to outages this summer.

“Neovolta’s NV14 battery and inverter is rated to perform up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit, and while we aren’t seeing anything that high, our recent July 4th holiday went down as the nation’s hottest day on record,” said Brent Willson, CEO of Neovolta. “Our homeowners can have confidence in Neovolta home solar batteries,” Willson added.

According to the National Weather Service, temperatures in Death Valley, which spans part of central California’s border with Nevada, reached 128 degrees Fahrenheit on Sunday, July 23, 2023, at a location named Furnace Creek in California. Neovolta energy storage systems are used by homeowners in Death Valley-adjacent Pahrump.

As America’s temperatures begin to rise in heat waves like this most recent one, there are warnings about the grid’s stability. The North American Electric Reliability Corporation recently unveiled a study that says grid outages are expected to increase this summer. The primary causes range from idling traditional sources of electricity generation, supply chain challenges with non-renewables, and new governmental rules and regulations that restrict emissions, to anticipated higher temperatures and increased electricity demand.

What Americans have experienced throughout the years may become more common - air conditioning and power usage taxing the grid system during intense heat waves.

“When the grid goes down or is taken down for rolling blackouts or weather events, the only reliable backup for homes during that time is an energy storage system,” Willson added. “Solar panels without a solar battery will deliver some energy to the home during the daylight hours, but it is limited in providing full power or power after the sun goes down.