In a significant update for battery systems, the newly released PAS 63100:2024 standard introduces important changes regarding the acceptable locations for battery storage installations. This regulation explicitly prohibits the installation of batteries in the following areas:
These restrictions are driven by stringent safety concerns, particularly in business premises, where ventilation, access, and fire safety are critical. By limiting installation to safer, more suitable locations, this standard aims to mitigate risks and ensure the reliability of battery storage systems in both commercial and home environments.
At McConnells Green, we understand the unique needs of our customers. We provide tailored solutions, including robust external IP65-rated enclosures, as well as installations in secure indoor spaces like plant rooms, utility areas, or designated energy management zones.
By adhering to these standards, businesses can maximise the safety, efficiency, and performance of their renewable energy systems while meeting regulatory requirements. Whether you’re upgrading your current setup or planning a new installation, our expertise ensures compliance and long-term peace of mind.
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