Frequently asked questions

Glossary

Energy Storage System: a system that stores electricity for later use.

Battery Energy Storage System: an ESS that uses batteries to store electricity.

All-In-One: a compact unit that combines batteries, inverter, and controllers in one product.

A device that converts electricity from direct current (DC) — used in batteries and solar panels — to alternating current (AC), which powers your home and the grid.

Energy Management System: AI-driven smart software/hardware that controls and handles how energy flows between your home, battery, solar, and the grid.

Virtual Power Plant: a network of many home batteries working together like one big power plant, trading electricity on energy markets.

Selling electricity from your battery or solar panels into the public grid.

Buying electricity from the public grid (e.g., when prices are low).

Reduction in your electricity bill by using stored cheap energy instead of expensive peak-time electricity.

Extra income you receive when your battery participates in trading activities through the Besst VPP.

Besst’s Virtual Power Plant platform, where all connected household batteries operate together on the energy market.

A household or business that owns/uses a Besst AIO and participates in the Besst VPP.

The way Besst unites thousands of small partners into one cooperative power system, sharing revenues fairly.

Distribution System Operator: local company that manages electricity distribution lines to your home (responsible for meters and connection approvals).

Transmission System Operator: national operator that manages high-voltage electricity transmission and balancing of the whole power system.

Maximum Power Point Tracking: a smart controller inside the inverter that ensures solar panels always deliver maximum output.

Special electricity markets where batteries provide grid balancing services (frequency regulation, reserve capacity).

  • ESS (Energy Storage System): a system that stores electricity for later use.
  • BESS (Battery Energy Storage System): an ESS that uses batteries to store electricity.
  • AIO (All-In-One): a compact unit that combines batteries, inverter, and controllers in one product.
  • Inverter: a device that converts electricity from direct current (DC) — used in batteries and solar panels — to alternating current (AC), which powers your home and the grid.
  • EMS (Energy Management System): AI-driven smart software/hardware that controls and handles how energy flows between your home, battery, solar, and the grid.
  • VPP (Virtual Power Plant): a network of many home batteries working together like one big power plant, trading electricity on energy markets.
  • Grid export: selling electricity from your battery or solar panels into the public grid.
  • Grid import: buying electricity from the public grid (e.g., when prices are low).
  • Savings: reduction in your electricity bill by using stored cheap energy instead of expensive peak-time electricity.
  • Earnings: extra income you receive when your battery participates in trading activities through the Besst VPP.
  • Besst VPP: Besst’s Virtual Power Plant platform, where all connected household batteries operate together on the energy market.
  • Besst partner: a household or business that owns/uses a Besst AIO and participates in the Besst VPP.
  • Community business model: the way Besst unites thousands of small partners into one cooperative power system, sharing revenues fairly.
  • DSO (Distribution System Operator): local company that manages electricity distribution lines to your home (responsible for meters and connection approvals).
  • TSO (Transmission System Operator): national operator that manages high-voltage electricity transmission and balancing of the whole power system.
  • MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking): a smart controller inside the inverter that ensures solar panels always deliver maximum output.
  • Ancillary markets (balancing): special electricity markets where batteries provide grid balancing services (frequency regulation, reserve capacity).

Popular FAQs

Besst VPP is absolutely the best choice because it turns your home battery into part of one big power plant – cutting your bills, giving you earnings on trading, personal share of the whole VPP profits and growing your earnings as the community expands.
Unlike others, Besst VPP doesn’t just store your energy — it maximizes it. You pay only a minimal annual fee, and benefit from a true community model that grows your earnings instead of your provider’s profits.

We partner with InBank. Their Green Loan program is tailored for Besst products: no upfront payments, flexible installments, and adaptable loan terms. All options can be calculated instantly using the integrated InBank calculator on our website.

Besst VPP is structured for maximum partner benefit, ensures a well-balanced and fair income for all partners
  • Only a minimal yearly subscription fee is required.
  • Partners receive 70% of monthly trading revenues.
  • In addition, 15% of Besst VPP’s yearly profits are redistributed to the community bonus pool.

By joining Besst VPP, your home battery becomes part of a much larger virtual system — “one very big battery.” This collective setup improves trading effectiveness, increases earnings, and makes each partner part of a future-oriented energy community.

Yes. Besst is the only provider in the market offering a structured trade-in program for home batteries. This means you can upgrade to the newest generation of Besst AIO systems while receiving a payment for the residual value of your existing unit. In practice, you stay aligned with the latest innovations in the energy industry without losing the value of your initial investment. The trade-in option allows partners and clients to significantly raise their income potential, as new generations of systems provide even higher efficiency, better integration with markets, and stronger long-term returns. No competitor offers such a forward-looking guarantee.

Once you’ve submitted your details, our team will review your information and contact you shortly. We’ll discuss your needs in detail, answer any questions, and guide you through the next steps, including a possible site survey or system installation planning.
Yes! By using our All-in-One battery system, you reduce your home’s reliance on fossil fuels, decrease your carbon footprint, and actively contribute to a cleaner environment.

100%. Besst AIO systems meet all relevant safety and grid-connection standards in your region. They include built-in protections like over-current, anti-islanding, short-circuit, and thermal controls to keep your home and grid safe.

Your Besst system stores energy from your solar panels or the grid when prices are low and releases it when prices peak, reducing your energy bills. It connects to a smart energy platform that stabilizes the grid, and you get paid for this valuable service.

The modern grid needs flexibility to handle the ups and downs of renewable energy. BESST’s technology allows your battery to absorb excess power or release stored energy when needed, helping the grid and earning you extra income while supporting a greener grid.
Earnings from the reserve market can fluctuate monthly due to various factors, including market demand, time of day, and seasonality. Therefore, while participation can be profitable, the exact earnings may vary from month to month.
Virtual shares represent your participation in our energy network. The more your battery contributes, the more shares you earn — and the more you earn when we profit.
Yes! We share a portion of our profits with community members based on their virtual shares. It’s our way of rewarding your role in building a smarter energy system.

Technical FAQs

Yes. Every Besst AIO comes with a dedicated service and maintenance package – covering remote monitoring, firmware updates, and timely technical support.

We offer a full 10-year warranty on the Besst AIO system, including batteries. With proper usage – regular maintenance and optimal charging – the batteries are designed to retain at least 80% capacity after 10 years, ensuring long-term performance.

Absolutely. We coordinate with certified installers, provide a clear installation checklist, and offer post-installation commissioning to ensure your Besst AIO is configured correctly and integrated seamlessly with your system.

Yes. A grid connection is essential. Before connecting your Besst AIO, you need to confirm and approve the installation with your local DSO (distribution system operator). A dual-way meter must also be installed by the DSO.

No. Besst AIO batteries operate independently without PV. However, adding PV panels can significantly improve your household savings and earnings. You can order an optimal PV system directly from our website.

Yes. No matter what inverter you already have, Besst AIO units come with brand-new DEYE hybrid inverters, equipped with integrated MPPT controllers for PV connection. You can keep your existing inverter setup and simply connect Besst AIO to the grid. For details, please download the relevant Besst AIO manual.

Yes. Our online portal and mobile app give you real-time visibility into your savings, earnings, battery status, solar input, and grid flows – with easy-to-read charts and insights.

Yes. The Besst AIO is modular and can be expanded with additional units as needed. If you move, the system can be professionally de-installed and reinstalled at a new site – so your investment stays with you.

Typically, installation takes just one day. Complex installations might require additional time, but we always aim to minimize disruption to your routine.
Usually, permits are straightforward and we’ll handle them for you. However, this can vary depending on your location. Our team will inform you upfront about any required permits.
Yes, our All-in-One battery is designed to provide backup power during outages, keeping essential appliances running and your home comfortable.

Our battery systems require minimal maintenance. Regular checks by our team, usually annually, ensure your system continues to perform optimally. We remotely follow the battery status via our app.

The size of your home’s main fuse determines the maximum inverter capacity that can be installed. For example, a 25A fuse typically supports a 10 kW inverter, while a 35A fuse can accommodate a 15 kW inverter. A larger inverter allows for greater energy throughput, potentially increasing your system’s efficiency and earnings. If needed, it’s often possible to upgrade your main fuse to support a larger system.

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