At REI Expo 2026 in Greater Noida, India, Statcon Energiaa, an India-based maker of inverters and storage that trades as Statcon Rotomag, has presented its storage for homes. The Mirakal, an LFP battery of 5.12 kWh, has been paired with the Boxer HF hybrid inverters of 3 kW and 5 kW, while the Elithium 3526 has combined an inverter and a lithium battery in a single wall unit.
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Statcon Energiaa exhibited at REI Expo 2026 at India Expo Mart in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India, under its Statcon Rotomag brand. The Noida-based company has been building power electronics in India since 1987, and it has been a part of the Rotomag Group since July 2025. According to its website, it has supplied more than 500 microgrids across 26 countries.
At the stand, the company had presented its storage as a companion to its hybrid inverters. The Mirakal, an LFP battery of 5.12 kWh, had been mounted on a wall beside two Boxer HF high-frequency hybrid inverters, which have been rated at 3 kW and 5 kW for single-phase supply. In such a pair, the inverter manages the flow of power between solar, the grid and the battery, while the battery holds the energy for backup, and the board above them put the pairing in one line: "Boxer HF brings the brains. Mirakal brings the backup."
For homes that would prefer a single box, the company showed the Elithium 3526, an all-in-one ESS in which the inverter and the lithium battery have been built into one wall unit. Its panel has described it as a plug-and-play system for everyday appliances, which can be charged from solar or from the grid and can be monitored from a phone, and it has been promoted under the line "Run your AC on sunshine".