The courage to fight against typhoons
Oct 24, 2025
When the Lights Go Out, Dyness Keeps the Power On
● Location: Luzon, Philippines
● System: DL5.0C Home Energy Storage System (15.36 kWh)
● Application: PV + AC Hybrid System
● Installation Date: December 2024
In the Philippines, typhoons are a part of life — but so are the blackouts that come with them.
For one family of four living in north-central Luzon, every storm used to mean hours — sometimes days — without electricity. The refrigerator would stop, the lights would go dark, and even basic communication became difficult.
After one particularly long outage that spoiled all the food in their fridge, the family decided it was time to take control of their power and stop depending on an unstable grid. That’s when they discovered Dyness DL5.0C.
Designed for both reliability and durability, the Dyness DL5.0C Home Energy Storage System offers a smart solution for homes facing unpredictable power conditions.
The family installed three DL5.0C modules — a total capacity of 15.36 kWh — connected to their rooftop solar system.
This setup allows them to generate and store enough power to support all their daily essentials: lighting, refrigerator, air conditioning, and communication devices.
Unlike traditional batteries, DL5.0C features:
Automatic self-heating and temperature control, ensuring consistent performance even in the Philippines’ hot and humid climate.
1C high-rate discharge, which easily powers multiple home appliances simultaneously.
Flexible installation options, allowing the batteries to blend seamlessly into their home setup.
Since installing their Dyness DL5.0C system, power outages no longer interrupt the family’s life. Even during the fiercest typhoons, their home stays bright and connected. The refrigerator keeps running, lights remain on, and devices stay charged — ensuring comfort and safety no matter the weather outside.
The intelligent management system also helps them reduce energy waste and lower monthly bills. “Now, we no longer worry about blackouts,” the homeowner shared. “Our house feels more secure — and we even save money.”
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