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News & Exhibitions

RE+25 U.S. Energy Expo Concludes Successfully

Grateful for the warm reunions with friends old and new in Las Vegas! Specializing in the new energy sector, SUG showcased cutting-edge intelligent RV inverters and modular home energy storage systems, redefining green energy living through innovative technology. Whether for cross-country road trips or household electricity needs, we deliver efficient and reliable clean energy solutions.

Nov 25, 2025 News & Blog

How do battery energy storage systems work?

As renewable energy like solar and wind power gains popularity, battery energy storage systems (BESS) have become the "energy buffer" that solves intermittency and stabilizes power grids. Whether for

Nov 15, 2025 News & Blog

How to Dispose of Lithium Batteries: Safe, Eco-Friendly Practices for Every User

Lithium batteries are ubiquitous, but improper disposal risks fires and pollution. This article guides safe disposal: use retail/recycler collection, handle large/damaged ones specially, with industry innovations and policies supporting recycling.

Oct 31, 2025 News & Blog

What is the difference between a regular battery and a lithium battery?

Lithium batteries, by contrast, are a newer category of rechargeable (and sometimes non-rechargeable) batteries that use lithium ions or lithium metal as the core energy-storing material.

Oct 21, 2025 News & Blog

What is the Difference Between True Sine Wave and Pure Sine Wave?

In the world of inverters and backup power, "True Sine Wave" and "Pure Sine Wave" are often tossed around like synonyms—but they’re not.