It's simple, really...
what do you need?
We'll look at your needs and offer you the most economical solution.
let's get to work
Once your choice is made, we'll install and connect your battery.
already done.
We'll test if everything is working properly, clean up our mess, and get out of your way so you can start profiting from your new home battery.
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We can't predict the future. Batteries are still relatively expensive, and much will depend on your actual situation. Do you generate a lot of unused power during the day, and do you charge your car every night? Then you should absolutely get a battery. Do you only have a few PV panels and consume very little during the night? Then don't bother, you won't benefit financially -which doesn't mean a battery can't still be nice-to-have in some cases.
That depends on your consumption profile and the size of your PV system. We'll run some simulations and propose a suitable solution. The idea is to use as much of the battery charge as possible overnight, and charge it during the day. Of course we don't recommend oversizing; it's useless to have a battery you can't fully charge because your PV system doesn't have the capacity.
Not really, although a quick check from time to time is not a bad idea.
That would depend on the battery's capacity. Something like a small fridge, washing machine or gas boiler is about right.
That depends on the number of cycles guaranteed by the manufacturer; depending on make and model, the useful life span will be anywhere in the 10-20 years range. Remeber, though, that batteries degrade: after 15 years you'll only have some 65% of the original capacity left. We do take that into account when calculating whether or not a battery is a good investment for you.
Nope !
Yes, just like with any electrical installation.
If you're an experienced electrician, sure. If not: don't try it please...
Depending on the size and brand, expect to spend 4000 to 8000 Euro. But remember, you can get government grants for batteries!
Any cool place with sufficient space will do -typically a garage or storage room.
Then you should ask your landlord for permission.
Batteries can overheat -the risk is the same as with your electric bicycle, laptop or mobile phone. In any case, it's good to know that your insurance company won't charge extra if you install a home battery; you're still covered.
A home battery can serve as a backup during a blackout. Please note that not all batteries offer this functionality: please make sure to state clearly if this is required or not.
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