Eaton Vehicle-To-Home Charging Capabilities Enable Customers to Keep the Power on at Home and Will Be Featured at CES 2025
Eaton is showcasing its AbleEdge home energy management system at CES 2025, demonstrating vehicle-to-home (V2H) and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) capabilities that enable electric vehicle batteries to power homes during outages. The system can provide 10-20 hours of home power using EV batteries, addressing the average 5.5 hours of annual power outages in U.S. homes.
The company is collaborating with Treehouse for installations and Munich Electrification for battery configuration switch development. The AbleEdge system allows interoperability with various distributed energy resources (DERs) while minimizing infrastructure upgrades. Eaton reported revenues of $23.2 billion in 2023 and operates in over 160 countries.
The technology will be demonstrated at CES 2025 booth 10341 and at Eaton's Pittsburgh Experience Center, featuring panel discussions on AI, energy infrastructure, and automotive cybersecurity.
Eaton sta presentando il suo sistema di gestione energetica domestica AbleEdge al CES 2025, dimostrando le capacità di veicolo-a-casa (V2H) e veicolo-a-rete (V2G) che consentono alle batterie dei veicoli elettrici di alimentare le abitazioni durante le interruzioni di corrente. Il sistema può fornire da 10 a 20 ore di energia domestica utilizzando batterie EV, affrontando le 5,5 ore di interruzioni di corrente annuali nelle case degli Stati Uniti.
L'azienda collabora con Treehouse per le installazioni e con Munich Electrification per lo sviluppo di switch di configurazione delle batterie. Il sistema AbleEdge consente l'interoperabilità con varie risorse energetiche distribuite (DER), minimizzando gli aggiornamenti delle infrastrutture. Eaton ha riportato ricavi di 23,2 miliardi di dollari nel 2023 e opera in oltre 160 paesi.
La tecnologia sarà dimostrata al CES 2025 nello stand 10341 e presso il Pittsburgh Experience Center di Eaton, con discussioni panel su AI, infrastrutture energetiche e cybersecurity automobilistica.
Eaton está presentando su sistema de gestión energética para el hogar AbleEdge en CES 2025, demostrando capacidades de vehículo-a-hogar (V2H) y vehículo-a-red (V2G) que permiten a las baterías de vehículos eléctricos alimentar hogares durante cortes de energía. El sistema puede proporcionar entre 10 y 20 horas de energía para el hogar utilizando baterías de EV, abordando las 5.5 horas de cortes de energía anuales en hogares de EE.UU.
La empresa está colaborando con Treehouse para las instalaciones y con Munich Electrification para el desarrollo de interruptores de configuración de baterías. El sistema AbleEdge permite la interoperabilidad con varios recursos energéticos distribuidos (DER), minimizando la necesidad de actualizaciones de infraestructura. Eaton reportó ingresos de 23.2 mil millones de dólares en 2023 y opera en más de 160 países.
La tecnología se demostrará en CES 2025 en el stand 10341 y en el Pittsburgh Experience Center de Eaton, presentando paneles de discusión sobre IA, infraestructura energética y ciberseguridad automotriz.
이튼은 CES 2025에서 AbleEdge 가정 에너지 관리 시스템을 선보이며, 전기차 배터리가 정전 시 가정을 전력 공급할 수 있도록 하는 차량-주택(V2H) 및 차량-그리드(V2G) 기능을 시연하고 있습니다. 이 시스템은 EV 배터리를 사용하여 10~20시간의 가정 전력을 제공할 수 있으며, 미국 가정에서 연간 평균 5.5시간의 정전 문제를 해결합니다.
회사는 설치를 위해 Treehouse와 협력하고, 배터리 구성 스위치 개발을 위해 Munich Electrification과 협력하고 있습니다. AbleEdge 시스템은 여러 분산 에너지 자원(DER)과의 상호 운용성을 허용하면서 인프라 업그레이드를 최소화합니다. 이튼은 2023년에 232억 달러의 수익을 보고했으며 160개국 이상에서 운영되고 있습니다.
기술은 CES 2025 부스 10341 및 이튼의 피츠버그 체험 센터에서 시연되며, 인공지능, 에너지 인프라 및 자동차 사이버 보안에 대한 패널 토론이 진행될 예정입니다.
Eaton présente son système de gestion de l'énergie domestique AbleEdge au CES 2025, démontrant des capacités de véhicule-à-maison (V2H) et véhicule-à-réseau (V2G) qui permettent aux batteries de véhicules électriques d'alimenter les foyers pendant les coupures de courant. Le système peut fournir de 10 à 20 heures d'alimentation domestique à l'aide de batteries de VE, répondant aux 5,5 heures de coupures de courant annuelles dans les foyers américains.
L'entreprise collabore avec Treehouse pour les installations et avec Munich Electrification pour le développement de commutateurs de configuration de batteries. Le système AbleEdge permet l'interopérabilité avec diverses ressources énergétiques distribuées (DER) tout en minimisant les mises à niveau d'infrastructure. Eaton a rapporté des revenus de 23,2 milliards de dollars en 2023 et opère dans plus de 160 pays.
La technologie sera démontrée au CES 2025, stand 10341, et au Pittsburgh Experience Center d'Eaton, avec des tables rondes sur l'IA, l'infrastructure énergétique et la cybersécurité automobile.
Eaton präsentiert sein AbleEdge-Heimenergie-Managementsystem auf der CES 2025 und demonstriert die Fahrzeug-zu-Haus (V2H) und Fahrzeug-zu-Netz (V2G) Fähigkeiten, die es ermöglichen, dass Batterien von Elektrofahrzeugen während Stromausfällen Haushalte mit Strom versorgen. Das System kann 10 bis 20 Stunden Haushaltsstrom mit EV-Batterien bereitstellen und adressiert die durchschnittlichen 5,5 Stunden an Stromausfällen pro Jahr in US-Haushalten.
Das Unternehmen arbeitet mit Treehouse für Installationen und mit Munich Electrification für die Entwicklung von Batterieswitch-Konfigurationen zusammen. Das AbleEdge-System ermöglicht die Interoperabilität mit verschiedenen dezentralen Energiequellen (DER) und minimiert notwendige Infrastruktur-Upgrades. Eaton meldete 2023 Einnahmen von 23,2 Milliarden Dollar und ist in über 160 Ländern tätig.
Die Technologie wird am CES 2025 an Stand 10341 und im Pittsburgh Experience Center von Eaton demonstriert, mit Podiumsdiskussionen zu KI, Energieinfrastruktur und Automobil-Cybersicherheit.
- Revenue of $23.2 billion in 2023
- AbleEdge system provides 10-20 hours of backup power from EV batteries
- Strategic partnership with Treehouse for installation services
- Partnership with Munich Electrification for battery configuration switch development
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Eaton's AbleEdge system represents a significant technological advancement in vehicle-to-home (V2H) and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) capabilities. The system's ability to power homes for 10-20 hours during outages using EV batteries addresses a critical market need, considering the average U.S. home faces 5.5 hours of power interruption annually. The technology's interoperability with various DERs and focus on minimizing infrastructure upgrades positions Eaton favorably in the rapidly growing home energy management market.
The collaboration with Treehouse for streamlined installations and Munich Electrification for battery configuration switch development demonstrates strong ecosystem development. These partnerships could accelerate market adoption and create new revenue streams. Think of AbleEdge as a universal translator between your car's battery and your home's electrical system - it speaks both languages fluently, making power flow seamlessly between them.
The timing of this announcement aligns perfectly with growing market demand for home energy resilience solutions. With $23.2 billion in 2023 revenues, Eaton is leveraging its established market position to capture the emerging V2H market. The partnership strategy minimizes development costs while accelerating market penetration.
The focus on avoiding costly electrical panel upgrades represents a compelling value proposition for homeowners. It's like getting a whole-home backup power system without the traditional complexity and expense of installation. This approach could drive faster adoption rates and establish Eaton as a leader in residential energy management solutions, particularly as EV adoption continues to accelerate.
CLEVELAND, OH / ACCESSWIRE / January 6, 2025 / Eaton:
AbleEdge home energy management system transforms electric vehicle batteries into energy assets to keep power on and reduce energy spend
Eaton delivers industry-leading interoperability and cybersecurity, advancing vehicle-to-home and vehicle-to-grid technologies to be used with any DER
Collaboration with Treehouse enables high-quality, cost-effective electrification programs at scale for automotive OEMs, utilities and hardware manufacturers
Intelligent power management company Eaton is demonstrating broad capabilities to keep the power on at home while helping minimize infrastructure upgrades to utility and home energy systems. The company's AbleEdgeTM home energy management system provides the foundational technology required to leverage any onsite distributed energy resource (DER) to power homes. Eaton is working with leading automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), energy storage and solar providers to create interoperable and cost-effective approaches ready to support vehicle-to-home (V2H) and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) today and into the future.
The average U.S. home experiences about five and a half hours without electricity per year. V2H technology can bridge that gap, keeping the power on via use of an electric vehicle (EV) battery for 10 to 20 hours for most homes, depending on the season, battery capacity and home size. Eaton is uniquely positioned to accelerate V2H and V2G-ready solutions with its longtime experience and industry-leading solutions to safely manage power in homes, vehicles and on the grid. Already, Eaton has demonstrated its ability to support V2G programs with utilities and automotive OEMs.
"EV batteries present an enormous opportunity to enable home energy systems that work smarter, harder and more effectively - keeping the power on and reducing home energy costs," said Paul Ryan, general manager of Connected Solutions and EV Charging at Eaton. "We're delivering the breakout technology and industry collaborations needed so that homeowners can power their homes in new ways, while minimizing infrastructure investment and managing future updates through interoperability with onsite energy sources."
Eaton is applying its Home as a Grid approach, which simplifies the energy transition and is designed for interoperability and cybersecurity to safely and effectively enable V2H. In North America, the AbleEdge home energy management system can pair EV batteries as well as solar and energy storage with residential electrical systems to provide power during grid outages and peak demand times. Eaton's technologies streamline the process of incorporating DERs for homeowners by avoiding costly electric panel and service upgrades that can take weeks to complete - delivering significant cost and time savings. The company is expediting installations through its collaboration with Treehouse, which is providing consumers with fast, accurate pricing and end-to-end installation capabilities with licensed electricians.
Eaton is also facilitating power distribution and protection within electric vehicles by utilizing industry-leading technologies that safeguard and manage power, particularly during the charging process. Eaton recently announced its partnership with Munich Electrification to develop and market its battery configuration switch (BCS), which enables more flexibility in EV charging options, reduces equipment count and enhances performance.
The company is showcasing how its solutions support more resilient, sustainable and affordable power for homes, vehicles, buildings, factories, data centers and on the grid at CES 2025 in Las Vegas. Eaton experts will be speaking at conference panel sessions:
Sankaran Subramaniam, Ph.D, will explore AI at the Edge: Transforming Industries and the Workplace on January 7 at 2 p.m. in the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), North Level 2, N261
Mark Kelly will address The Energy Infrastructure of the Future on January 9 at 9 a.m. in the LVCC, North Level 2, N261
John Krzeszewski will participate in the Automotive Cybersecurity Revs Up session on January 9 at 9 a.m. in the LVCC, West Level 2, W219
Eaton solutions can be experienced during CES 2025 at booth 10341 in the North Hall. Learn more about Eaton at CES 2025.
Eaton is also demonstrating its V2H capabilities at its Pittsburgh Experience Center, where visitors can interact with Eaton's end-to-end electrical solutions across applications. Eaton Experience Centers provide real-world application environments for experiential learning where electrical contractors, automotive OEMs, utilities, builders and other industry professionals can see innovative technologies at work. Each year, thousands of industry partners, customers, students and media visit Eaton campuses to learn about the solutions powering energy systems everywhere. Learn more and visit Eaton Experience Centers.
Eaton is an intelligent power management company dedicated to protecting the environment and improving the quality of life for people everywhere. We make products for the data center, utility, industrial, commercial, machine building, residential, aerospace and mobility markets. We are guided by our commitment to do business right, to operate sustainably and to help our customers manage power ─ today and well into the future. By capitalizing on the global growth trends of electrification and digitalization, we're accelerating the planet's transition to renewable energy sources, helping to solve the world's most urgent power management challenges, and building a more sustainable society for people today and generations to come.
Eaton was founded in 1911 and has been listed on the New York Stock Exchange for more than a century. We reported revenues of
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