Currently, there are no specific brand or model requirements for battery storage systems to qualify for the federal tax credit. Instead, the qualification is based on the system’s capacity and usage. Eligible systems must have a capacity of at least 3 kilowatt-hours and must be installed in connection with a dwelling unit used as a residence in the United States. Therefore, any battery storage system meeting these criteria, regardless of brand or model, potentially qualifies for the tax credit, including products from manufacturers like Tesla (with systems like Powerwall) if they meet the specific capacity and installation requirements.
However, the specific brand or model details are not explicitly outlined in the tax credit eligibility criteria. It is important to consult with a tax advisor or check the official IRS guidelines for any updates or further clarification on specific products.
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