Sigenergy introduces AI-powered green energy system
- July 29, 2026
- Esther Shein
Shanghai, China-based Sigenergy recently unveiled its SigenMate 2700 Ultra, a future-ready AI-powered plug-and-play green energy system designed for both households and outdoor environments. The system was built to combine AI-driven energy management, high performance, scalable storage capacity and backup power into a cohesive system tailored specifically for small and medium-sized homes, according to Sigenergy.
The company said there are four features of the SigenMate 2700 Ultra:
1. Intelligence: Powering the future with AI
The advanced intelligence of the SigenMate 2700 Ultra is delivered through mySigen App, driven entirely by SigenAgent—the industry’s first all-domain AI agent. Operating on a continuous loop of perception, reasoning, and action, this intelligent backbone is trained on empirical data from more than 30,000+ operational systems across 47 countries to continuously track and adapt to specific household consumption patterns. SigenAgent is designed to incorporate real-time factors—including shifting weather patterns, fluctuating electricity prices, and grid conditions—to automatically execute the most cost-effective operational path.
2. Performance: High power output and modular flexibility
The SigenMate 2700 Ultra is designed to be retrofitted into existing PV systems, so that households can automatically capture excess solar power without replacing current panels or inverters. To maximize generation across complex roofs or partial shading, it was built to support up to 4,000 W of PV input equipped with 4 MPPT trackers, so that every ray of sunlight is efficiently converted into tangible household savings.
To meet evolving household needs in the future, the system features highly flexible modular architecture. Supporting up to 1 host with up to 6 battery modules, homeowners can start from a single 2.68 kWh battery module and easily stack them to reach 18.8 kWh per unit. For long-term energy independence, parallel expansion supports a maximum total capacity of up to 56.4 kWh, with the goal of providing a scalable system as energy demands grow.

3. Safety: Industrial-grade protection
The SigenMate 2700 Ultra is designed to offer stable power security under volatile conditions. Featuring an IP66 dust-and-waterproof rating and C5-M corrosion resistance, the platform operates across an extreme temperature range of -20°C to 55°C, aiming for high resilience against coastal salt spray and severe weather. To ensure data transmission and remote monitoring are not interrupted, the system integrates dual-band Wi-Fi 6 (2.4 GHz & 5 GHz) for stable connectivity.
4. Reliability: Uninterrupted power with 0ms switchover
SigenMate 2700 Ultra was built with 0ms load-side disruption while the industry standard stands at 10-20ms—enough to reboot a PC or flicker the lights, according to the company. This direct switchover does not require external accessories. During grid failures, its independent response aims to keep home servers and appliances running without interruption.
To ensure uninterrupted data transmission and remote monitoring, SigenMate integrates dual-band Wi-Fi 6 (2.4 GHz & 5 GHz) for stable connectivity, retaining up to one month of operational data locally until the network connection is restored.
The SigenMate 2700 Ultra is now available for pre-order in Germany. For EU consumers outside Germany, a pre-order offer will be available from August 18 to August 31.










