Understand how battery backup protects your home during grid outages and provides energy independence.
Battery backup is a storage system that holds excess solar energy (or grid power) so it can be used later—especially during power outages. When the grid fails, a properly designed battery backup system can automatically help power selected loads or larger portions of the home—keeping lights, refrigeration, heating, and communications running while stored energy lasts.
Unlike traditional backup generators that require fuel, maintenance, and manual startup, battery backup systems are automatic, silent, and require virtually no maintenance.
When properly designed with battery backup, selected loads or larger portions of the home can keep running during outages.
The system detects outages instantly and switches to battery power without interruption.
Know your family stays safe and comfortable, even during extended grid failures.
Start with one battery and add more as your needs grow or energy costs rise.
Recommended Capacity: Single battery (10-15 kWh)
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Recommended Capacity: Dual battery (20-30 kWh)
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Recommended Capacity: Multi-battery (40+ kWh)
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During the day, solar panels generate electricity. Excess power charges your battery.
Your battery stores energy for use at night or during outages.
If the grid fails, your system instantly detects the outage.
Power switches to battery backup seamlessly—no lights flicker, no interruption.
Your home runs on battery energy until the grid returns or the battery depletes.