The solar inverter is the hardest-working part of your solar panel system. Your inverter ensures that your solar panels generate as much electricity as they can by converting DC electricity to AC. As they are the hard-working component, they are likely to fail after some years of use. Need a brand new replacement. Call us.
By installing a battery, we ensure that most of the energy generated, which would have been fed into the grid, is stored and consumed on site, behind the metering point. In this way, we achieve real self-sufficiency, allowing us to consume our own energy and be increasingly independent of energy market prices and grid charges.
There are many reasons why you would install a battery storage system in your home. If you have PV only, then you would be exporting up to 80% of that energy back to the grid. This is your energy that you would have generated for free, and you paid for generating that energy regardless of whether you use it or export it. By storing this surplus power for use later in the day you can increase self-consumption to in excess of 90%, drastically reducing your reliance on the grid and driving down your energy bills. Adding battery storage to a solar panel system is a logical decision for anybody who is looking to save some money.
Excellent Low Light Performance Our modules can also provide higher power output under low light conditions, such as sunset, cloudy, or dawn.
Our modules perform better on sunny and hot days
thanks to its optimised temperature coefficient.
| Bedrooms | Solar PV | Avg kwh* | Electricity Bill* | Saving* |
| 1-2 | 4 | 1800 | £ 864.00 | £ 819.00 |
| 2-3 | 6 | 2700 | £ 1,296.00 | £ 1,228.49 |
| 3-4 | 8 | 4,100 | £ 1,968.00 | £ 1,637.99 |
Average cost / saving / With Batteries Per Year.
50% Loss without Batteries.
10% Loss with small storage Batteries
0% Loss with full Batteries.
Energy Storage Warehouse