Jerti

I would not order from a flyer like that.

A few points to look out for:

• no mention of how much storage (kw) your battery will have
• no info to the exact battery type, so you can't compare
• they're trying to put pressure on you with the relatively short time span. 14th September.
• FYI just having an energy storage doesn't necessarily mean it will work in the event of a power outage

I would either ask them for the full details or contact another company and ask for an offer.

Whew that sounds pretty bad.

Tl-dr:

*Danish hosting firms CloudNordic and AzeroCloud have suffered ransomware attacks.

During a data center migration, those servers were connected to the broader network, allowing the attackers to access critical administrative systems, all data storage silos, and all backup systems.

Danish media reports that the attacks have impacted "several hundred Danish companies" who lost everything they stored in the cloud, including websites, email inboxes, documents, etc.*

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